/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11104254
Nothing, but it's often assumed that you'd be prone to commit indecent acts against them. Of course, this is like saying that because your mother enjoys watching movies with a particular actor, she would want to stalk him and force him to have sex with her, which is utter nonsense. However, 'normal logic' isn't normally logical at all!

>>10927397
It's kinda funny that we can agree on who the best girl in a series is, but apparently, just because I happen to appreciate the image gallery on a website, you have 'murderous intent'.

On /sp/, this would occur between supporters of different clubs; on /pol/ between proponents of different political philosophies, and apparently on /jp/ between individuals with different opinions about websites.

So it's clear--I quit visiting Sankaku Complex a while back. If i don't like the site anymore, is that still a problem with you? If you don't like Sankaku Complex, does it mean that you like their nemesis, Culture Japan? I happen to detest that site, but I don't care if other people like it.

I pride myself on not having anything to do with Facebook, Twitter, Google, Myspace, or Tumblr, because I really hate those websites. However, if you linked me to some account there, I wouldn't tell you to kill yourself.

If I need to become more extreme in my reactions, I'm willing to improve and try to emulate those who are better than me. Different strokes for different folks, I guess!