/jp/ - Otaku Culture

people stop being interested in things once they get too many responsibilities and don't have time to enjoy themselves anymore

>>11162420
lol those wage slaves are idiots!!! 9 to 5 zombies!!

dont tie urself down to a woman like those loosers...... xd

>>11162431
It's true, I've seen it first hand on people.

>>11162435

And I've seen the opposite.

>>11162441
Too bad people who enjoy their work are extremely rare and the opposite is the majority.

>>11162444

What does enjoying your job have to do with losing interest in your hobbies?

I know guys who work in McDonalds, retail, the army and IT who still do what they enjoy in their free time. Two of them even have girlfriends.

I think you're just a loser who's convinced that people who work are sheep and zombies.

>>11162453
>I think you're just a loser who's convinced that people who work are sheep and zombies.
I think you're pulling assumptions out of your ass.

I've worked before and it killed any interest in doing things after my work was done. I got used to it after half a year but I'd still rather not do it.

I'm currently in university by the way.

>>11162459

I operated a forklift and pulled around trolleys full of boxes and could still find more than enough time for videogames and anime after working an 8 hour day for a little over a year, and those hobbies are smalltime.

Anyway, the point is it's not rare for people to keep their interests, you learn to plan your life around your job.

>>11162453
>I know guys who work in McDonalds, retail, the army and IT who still do what they enjoy in their free time. Two of them even have girlfriends.
We're talking about Otaku hobbies for middle-aged men. If you really think that western middle-aged women would tolerate that kind of stuff at this point then you're an idiot.

a job isn't the only thing that can tie down your schedule
kids
relatives
"friends"
no time for hobbies

>>11162478

Of course they do. I work in a warehouse, the most rough and tumble place you'd expect. But guess what? My boss plays Total War, Minecaft and X-box. And he's a burly man, he swears, he smokes, he goes to the pub with his m8s. True, its not Otaku Culture, but he can't say shit about me being a man-child when he's one himself.

>>11162478

You're an idiot if you care about what middle-aged women think in the first place.
Besides, if you have Otaku hobbies and can't handle women now, things won't change when you hit 40.

>>11162482

its true guise, all my parents dont'ed a hobby !!

>>11162484
My dad also plays TW, what's wrong with that?
He doesn't really work, though.

>>11162492
They don't and they hate their work. My mom was the happiest person when she injured her arm and couldn't work for a month.
Why don't you fuck off already you fucking highschool dropout forklift operator.

>>11162493

I'm just saying you can do all those things and work on your hobbies. Chances are you won't be with your friends everyday too, they probably have their own shit to do.

>>11162500
>friends
/q/ please

>>11162484
Come on now. You already know how that thing is working. Playing games like Minecraft or whatever social-game you might find on IPhone isn't considered anymore as bad as it was before.

I've got lots of friends who are Sony addicted, but playing a Call of Something is just not the same as playing a Touhou games in the eyes of people, or whatever one using -cute- or -little girls- to that extent. It'd be pretty stupid of you to tell people that you play that kind of game and expect a good or neutral reaction of them in the first place.

>>11162485
Good job at missing the entire point of my post.

>>11162493
>>11162484

Third in the "my dad plays TW" party here. He worked construction all his life and now works around town voluntarily painting and things.

He plays a lot of games actually, but they're all strategy. He even owned an NES, N64, that he shared with his two brothers even when they all moved into different places.

These threads are depressing, some of you guys are real idiots and like that other guy said I wouldn't be surprised if you still thought people were "sheep" for typical things like having jobs and families.

Otaku media wasn't prevalent way back, especially in countries like the UK, and I'd imagine most of europe. In 20 years I'll be working and enjoying otaku things, god willing, just like my father enjoyed games.

I'm wearing my sister's panties right now and I feel like a total slut, these things are way too revealing and they seem like a very modest pair. How can girls wear these things?

>>11162497

Boohoo, your parents are pieces of shit who hate their job so everyone who has a job must hate it, right?

Wrong.

>>11162520
Boohoo, yours don't so everyone who has a job must love it, right?

>>11162519
L-LEWD... BUT ALSO C-C-C-UTE.... XD

>>11162519
Panties aren't meant to cover a penis and testicles. Maybe they would be less revealing if they had less to cover.

>>11162503

Well since someone brought it up I just said that.

>>11162507

True. Also, there's a difference between a "job" and a "career". I just work enough to survive and pay for my hobbies. I have plenty of time to do what I want.

>>11162509

I don't tell people at work I play Touhou because I don't want them getting in on it, but no, they wouldn't give a shit. They just the bullets and be impressed. But I live in Britain, so maybe its different in America. Obviously don't go telling Big Terry with fucking gang tatoos on his arms and shit, but most people think people like are dicks anyway and only tolerate them because they're scared of them.

>>11162519
You missed the gay thread, faggot.
>>11162364

>>11162521

Maybe they shouldn't have worked shit jobs. If they had a brain, they could have got something better.

Not that you'll get anything good with your "university" degree. Enjoy your 4 years of looking down on the working class from your throne of shit and then banding together in a pity party with your former classmates because you couldn't get a job as an art major.

>>11162525
That area is fine, I fit snugly in them but the area around the hips and how it's wrapping itself around my ass is way too revealing. I don't think I'm used to those areas being exposed like that.

>>11162532
And here's more assumptions. I'm sure you'll do fine with your forklift operator dead end job before you kill yourself at 38.

>>11162534
That's why I wear boxers and not that other underwear.

>>11162537

>dead end

And there it is. You are wage slave, because you think your job should be your life. I'm a machine operator, I'm not going to advance to Frnt Line Manager because I don't want to. Its a job, my life revolves around my hobbies. My job is just something I do to get money and have a change of scenery.

>>11162544
How many hours do you work per day/week?

>>11162537

And I'm sure you'll keep climbing that ladder until you reach the top. PhD in whatever stupid shit you're studying, 300k starting, and then you'll be living the cushy life, right?

I hope you can find time for your hobbies in such a hectic life!

>>11162519
>>11162525
cute :3

>>11162546
>>11162537
>>11162521

i love how this nerd is so invested in defending his lib arts degree he replies in SECONDS

keep pounding nerds bros #slaythegay

>>11162550
I study economics.

>>11162546

Usually I work 8am-4pm, 5 days a week which gives me plenty of time. However, I joined the agency, so I can have as many days in as I want, as long I don't take the piss.

>>11162553
That's just a normal work schedule then. How does your life not revolve around your job? I mean you spend the majority of your day either sleeping or working or commuting/eating.

>>11162526
Sure, but my point here, assuming we're still talking about OP's first statement about Otakus hobbies and middle-aged men, is that it's just not the same once you're getting that old.
You mentioned the man-children thing so I guess that you're well aware of how people see gaming usually and how worse it is for whatever Touhou-like games (or Japanese things to that extent).

Fact is, most of the older guys, if not all, are not into Otaku hobbies for various reasons.

>>11162548
Thanks, should I post more?

Now that my boners have calmed down I really like how they feel. They are nice and soft and I think I can get used to how revealing they are.

I hope my sister doesn't mind if I keep them, just as well since I made them a little wet.

>>11162571
Don't you think she will notice? Or does she have a lot of similar looking panties?

>>11162414
i dont know. im pretty excited not leaving my room from the ages 25-30.

>>11162559

My job is like 5 minutes away. Sleeping and eating isn't an issue because you would doing that anyway. I get home at 4:30 and I have until 12am. Plenty of time. Then I have holidays, random days off I take, weekends ect.

>>11162564

Well, OP kind of assumes you would talking about it IRL anyway, in which it makes no difference if you're a NEET or not. Personally, I don't give a shit, but provided you're in your 20's it will probably be normal by then because we all grew up with it.

>>11162574
There was at least one pair which was exactly the same so I don't think she will notice. She has a lot and there's no way girls can keep track of each and every one, unless these were her favorite.

I have a job and a house, I want to fly some /jp/er out here who's a shut in and we can drink and do the shit every day. All expenses paid.

I really would do it except I'm afraid I'd get some silver tounged crossboarding moron coming.

Seriously, the tfw no cute bf crowd can die. I'd pull the trigger.

/jp/ already made a pledge about killing ourselves when we hit 40.

>>11162571
>>11162585
you're such a a cutie~
I want to dress you up like a girl and sex

>>11162581
Well, from my experience OP won't really be able to talk with people anymore about this once he hit his 30's.

4chan excluded, there are no other -good- places where you could talk about it since everyone else grew up -from- it more that with it as you suggested.

I remember a guy from someother site who was older and all he did was lie in bed listening to music on opiates. That sounds nice.

>>11162603
Thanks but you shouldn't say those things if you haven't seen me.

Only old otaku I know in real life is a 40+ year old construction worker he said he doesn't talk much to the other people at work since they mostly talk about sports. He showed me pics of his gunpla collection. A really groovy guy

>>11162431
I am feeling the effects right now, my most favourite hobby has become sleeping.

>>11162414

When I retire I am going to spend 6 hours a day playing MMOs, and the other 4 or so becoming a literal wizard.

>>11162627
When I worked a physically demanding job and came back from work at like 5 or 6, I had no intention of doing anything but lay around and wait for the day to end so I could go to bed. Even worse when I was working later shifts. I didn't have to wake up early but when I came back from work at 8 or whatever, all I would do is fall into bed and sleep until the next day.

>>11162627
>>11162603

>>11162642
It's really depressing.

>>11162643

>>11162414
I'm "middle aged" (41) and I still enjoy a great many things, including my otaku interests. The difference between now and when I was 20 is that I can actually AFFORD my interests.

>>11163372
Do you live alone?

>>11163372
When did you manage to find a job? I'm 34 and still unemployed.

>>11163377
No, I have a wife and children.

>>11163380
I've always been employed in some capacity.

>>11163372
But my interests can all be found for free online.

>>11163408
Well, not everyone's can.

Do you guys actually enjoy this stuff? K-On was pretty giddy when I saw it but that's about it for me.

Even if you like it, how can you be so self-destructively delusional that you think that you'll be enjoying it in ten years?

>>11163419
I still enjoy thinks I did 10 years ago.

>>11163419
Why would I be here if I didn't enjoy Otaku media? The day I stop liking it is the day I'll just leave /jp/.

I'm schooling and working and I still find a lot of time for my girl cartoons and video games.

If anything, having an income has fueled my hobbies. I have no idea what you guys are talking about.

I'm 25 and I still play Touhou

>>11163419
yea
I can see myself getting over it in a few years, though.

>>11163430
Pretty much everyone does. Interests do come and go over the years, but you never truly lose sight of the things you love.

If you loved video games as a kid, you'll still love 'em when you're an old man. If you collected figurines as a kid, you'll still collect 'em when you're an old man. If you played mahjong as a kid, you'll still be playing when you're an old man.

I am older than I was, but younger than I'll be.
That's not unusual, no, it isn't strange.
After changes upon changes we are more or less the same.

The working class are scum.

>>11163468
Jealous?

>>11163468
Because of the working class, you get to sit nice and cozy in your room living off of welfare and mountain dew.

You'll grow up and find a job eventually.

>>11163477
Jealous of what? In the picture, that's you on the bottom.

>>11163479
>Because of the working class, you get to sit nice and cozy in your room living off of welfare and mountain dew.

Sure do. Thanks for your hard work and tax money.

>>11162420
>people stop being interested in things once they get too many responsibilities
This is why you refuse to take any responsibility. It's that easy.

>>11163433
Come on, don't bullshit me.

>>11163479
>You'll grow up and find a job eventually.
lol no

>>11163483
Good luck buying glorious figs and fumo with foodstamps.

i enjoy otaku media still, but not as much as i used to back when i was in my late teens and early 20s

i'm taking antidepressants now too which really changed my personality...i'm much more outgoing and i lost a lot of my social anxiety. i don't think i'm long for this /jp/ related world.

>>11163498
This is correct because nobody will hire you. Your best hopes for income if the economic bubble pops and your NEET ways can no longer be maintained is to resort to prostitution.

>>11163508
lol no again

>>11163508
Otaku != NEET

Otaku generally have jobs because they have expensive hobbies.

>>11163508
NEET ways can always be maintained, dumbass.

>>11163506
That's because anti-depressants make you feel dead inside and you lose interest in everything.

All I want is a somewhat decent job to support myself and fund my hobbies, but all I can find are minimum wage slave jobs. It's exhausting me physically and mentally to work at a place I'm ashamed to be at and knowing it barely pays me anything.

>>11163516
We have hobbies because our jobs wear us down. Nobody likes their job. If they did, it wouldn't be called "work".

>>11163520
I don't have a job and I have hobbies.

>>11163496
Believe what you want.

>>11163525
If you don't have a job, then all you have are hobbies.

>>11163520
I like my job, but I'm a contracted programmer and generally work from home.

>>11163529
Sounds good to me. The idea that work is honorable is a modern delusion.

>>11163525
What you should do is figure out a way to turn your hobbies into a job. Then you can afford more hobbies.

>>11163532
Working from home does make things a bit easier. At least you don't have to put on pants.

>>11163539
I don't want to be the new Ken-sama.

>>11163547
I don't think work is necessarily honorable, but it does allow me to keep the electricity going and pay my internet bill.

Why are you summer homos so gay?

>>11163550
You act as if work is a good per se, that if someone is not working there is something wrong. This is a delusion which has been created in the past few centuries. Read the Nietzsche quote in the picture.

>>11163555
So long as people require money for utilities, then yes work is useful. Useful things are good things.

My ISP doesn't accept foodstamps, so I must work. It is a necessary usefulness. Why you're assigning judgment to that is beyond me.

>>11163560
Being a slave so your master can throw you scraps isn't "good."

>>11163565
This implies that all jobs have a boss. I'm old enough, and educated enough, that I have no need of a "master" anymore.

Remember: We drove the NEETs off of /jp/. Only Otaku remain.

>>11163569
>We
>>>/q/

>>11162420
I work 30 hours and go to school for 10ish hours a week and I enjoy this shit more than ever, you're dumb.

>>11163577
I am not interested in what my neighbor chooses to do with their life. If they wish to be a wage-slave, so be it.

>>11163569
In the US at least, only around 7% of non-farm workers are self-employed, so I don't see how your minority situation is any validation of your view of work given that the situation of the vast majority of workers is otherwise.

>>11163575
/q/ is accessible to all of us
You had your chance.

>>11163514
>this is what NEETs actually believe
Society only has so many safety nets to hold you up. This is the harsh reality of things.
>>11163565
Those "scraps" allow me to buy figmas, feed myself and pay bills. If your definition of "bring a slave" means working a cozy, air conditioned food service job then I don't mind slaving away some more.

>>11163580
Then drop your view that work per se is a good thing.

>>11163547
>1370380103081.png
Bourgeoisie navel-gazing pondering. The work culture that has affected everyone but his kind is starting to snap at his heels but he misinterprets it as an all-encompassing social change.

>>11163587
And?

>>11163547
Psst ... hey ... Nietzche was educated and had jobs.

Just, you know, FYI.

What with all the Otakus vs NEETs vs Job argument?

I don't know for others but I want a job only because I need more money to buy food, stuff and such. Nothing more, nothing less. I'm not going to wear myself out working obviously.

Still, for the guys thinking that they'll able to leech off society after 30, you are pretty delusional. Either you find a job or you end up in the streets.

>>11163579
>buy figmas

Materialists are the worst kind of people.

>>11163589
I figure if someone's going to embrace a man's philosophy, then they should know a little something about the man himself. Nietzche wasn't "anti-work" in any capacity.

>>11163593
Says the person sitting at his computer in his air conditioned home.

>>11163593
It was only an example for this board to relate to, anon

>>11163590
>able to leech off society after 30
This can be done if you can prove a disability. In the US, obesity is considered a disability, so all you have to do is get really, really fat.

I have a job and I hate it. I hate coming home tired and pretty much passing out and not having any time to focus on my hobbies. I had a few plans and ideas that I wanted to work on this year but there's just not enough time.

If I had been smarter and planned ahead during HS I would have decided on something useful and practical to study in college instead of not doing anything and today I would be self employed and making 25-40$ an hour. I could be an aerospace engineer, an artist or a doctor. this is only my fault. I have no one else to blame

>>11162459
Personally, when I had a job, although it took a lot of time and energy from me I somehow was a lot more productive in other things I wanted to do and gave more time to my hobbies. It was odd because I had less time to do them after all, but when I'm not employed I get comfortable in my laziness and don't really do anything at all, even things I enjoy. That's just me though.

>>11163587
He didn't work in the death trap of coal mines, the 1800's textile mills or toil in the fields of past like the vast, vast majority of all humans ever born.

He has nothing to say about the merits of "leisure", because it was only available to his ilk.

>>11163604
What does it matter what the "vast majority" does? I am not sacrificing my creature comforts simply because some other schmuck decided they were "too good for college".

>>11163594
Do you think that he would participate in some thread like this, boasting about having to teach somewhere? Or do you think that he "labored under the weight of the feeling that he did something contemptible?" Besides he spent his later years just traveling around and writing, pursuing the vita contemplative that he praises in the quote I posted.

>>11163600
So you plan to get really, really fat?

But seriously, I'm telling you that for your own sake. Living in the streets isn't funny, trust me from experience.

>>11163614
any stories to tell from your experiences?

>>11163614
Me? No. I work. I'm a licensed practicing attorney with my own practice.

I'm just saying that it is, technically, possible to suckle at society's teat for the rest of your life. It's not a very comfortable life, but it's a free life.

>>11163454
You're so wise!

>>11163560
It's because somebody has to work to provide, and if you're not doing that work, somebody else has to do it. Princes only get to sit around doing nothing (if they want) because their loyal servants toil for them.

Maybe once we enter a post-scarcity society we can all revel in Nietzsche's genius but until then people who work will be respected more than those who don't.

>>11163623
>people who work will be respected more than those who don't
I see you've never been a waiter.

>>11163595
I'm sitting in an air conditioned library actually. I don't own a computer and my home is almost 100 degrees.

>>11163623
>people who work will be respected more than those who don't.

Not by me. #NEET4lyfe

>>11163590
you can keep leeching for decades. I don't know if this example counts, but my aunt graduated from medical school at age 40. she has never worked a day in her life, the only reason she went to med school was to get her mother off her back because she kept hounding her about not doing anything. It took her 20+ years to graduate because she wasn't interested in being a doctor at all and only took 1 or 2 classes a year. she spent entire semesters at a time not doing anything

>>11163628
Waiters get very little respect but still more than people who sit around collecting welfare.

>>11163638
The person who is collecting welfare cares less

I-is this what they call Markov Chain Otaku?

>>11162485
Anyone can get a woman. It's nothing special. It's just they are horrible people generally.

Don't forget, forever.

>>11163665
That's a lie. It won't be long before I leave /jp/ behind like I left all the other boards.

>>11163669
Bye then.

>>11163669
I figure moot will have to pry /jp/ out of my cold, dead hands. So long as there's a /jp/, there will be me here, doing my best to shit the place up and enjoy the company of you fine folks.

I'm already 43 and I don't see myself moving on from otaku media. I'm borderline obese, in the final stages of male pattern baldness, 5'1" in height, make minimum wage and a have a 4" dick. The one time I got into bed with a girl, I was 23 and my parents barged into my room after they heard an insanely drunk girl laughing at my small penis. I didn't even stick it in her, so obviously I'm still a virgin. Otaku media is all I have.

>>11163675
What kind of work do you do?

>>11162414
I'm in my early 40s, and still do. Tastes in genres change, but tastes in media are more sedentary.

>>11163675
I work in a small name fast food joint, twenty miles out of my shithole town in Texas.

>>11163601
I'm trying to avoid the rut you're in but it is so fucking hard

I work and go to school and I can only dedicate about 2 hours a day to things I enjoy, and 2 hours should seem like a lot, but with everything I like to do I want to just quit work and school for like a year

help a brother inprooving /jp/ moderation

>>>/q/684893
>>>/q/684893
>>>/q/684893

>>11163721
Incidentally, I manage to enjoy my interests in pockets of a couple hours here and there during the day. I have a good job, though the pay is subpar. But overall I'm pretty happy with my life.

I work so much, like 25-29 per month, some times up to 65 hours per week.

Now I love my hobbies more than ever. I love them intensely. I'm tired as fuck everyday, but I try my best to enjoy them whenever I can.

They are the only light on my path. If I became unable to enjoy them, I would kill myself.


Try to find a way to fund your hobbies, but make sure you are left with enough time to enjoy them properly.

>>11163732
That's a very amusing suggestion, but it's more fun when we don't know.

>>11163747
I think if I knew my shitposting would be okay, it would lose some of the fun. It's kinda like watching R rated movies as a kid when your parents are asleep. The fact that they could wake up and find you makes even the worst movie so exciting.

I hope I will. I agree, the more responsibilities you have, and the less free-time you have at your disposal, the less time you'll be spending on your weeaboo hobbies.

I enjoyed a long period of the NEETlife, and all I did was play VNs and read manga. It made me happy. But I got a job, and now I only have a few hours a day to spend on all of my hobbies. I haven't played a VN since then. /jp/ is basically the only thing that keeps me tied to what I love.

>>11163760
what is your job

>>11163764
I'd rather not say, because every time I mention it, I get anally raped.

>>11163775
Do you work at a call center selling insurance?

>>11163869
bard

>>11163884
shakespeare pls go

When I was 12 I really hoped I would stop liking anime by the time I was in my 20's because I thought it was pathetic. Hasn't happened yet.

>>11163869
I'm in the Marines

If an Anonymous poster had made this thread it would have been deleted within 5 minutes.

>>11164523
Dollfaggers is a legendary shitposter. If anything his threads are far more likely to be deleted on average.

There's a limit to how much you can enjoy the same thing over and over again.

>do you think you will still enjoy otaku media when you are middle aged?
Sure. There's always something new to watch, listen to, or read. I don't consume as much as I used to, but that's because I'm too busy scanlating. I doubt they'll ever stop making PVCs that are worth a purchase either.

>do you think you will still enjoy otaku media when you are middle aged?
No, but I will shitpost on 4chan until I die.

the main problem is that all the protagonists are gonna be teenagers / early 20's. can't quite step in their shoes.

My brother's in his mid 30's and still likes it, why wouldn't I?

>>11164583
I never could do that.

>>11164586
You're a faggot.

>>11162509
Why? I strongly disagree. I'm quite proud of my love for Touhou and am an easygoing person, and can't stand the idea of hiding who you are. That's precisely why people find me easy to talk to, as I encourage them to tell me about what they really like as well, even if it's not stuff I'm into.

It's sad that lots of otaku feel the need to stay closeted even as pride parades of all sorts are going down everywhere. Seems lots of people like to blame their hobbies for not being accepted, but it has to do more with your personality and how well you already are liked. Big popular celebrities sometimes reveal kinky stuff like they sexually enjoy getting peed on, and it doesn't hurt their popularity at all even if most of their fans aren't into it.

>>11164583
50 years later, still banging highschoolers

>>11164615
That's what I like about high school girls.

>>11164612
>That's precisely why people find me easy to talk to
Talking to people. Yeah, no.

>>11164599
No I'm not.

>>11164583
Your mental age won't change

>>11164636
Don't lie. You want dicks in your supple young ass.

>delete dick sucking thread
>delete milk thread
>leave this shit

>>11164814
Who are you quoting?

>>11164586
Mid 30's isn't middle aged.

>>11164814
Why would they leave a thread about otaku media up and delete homoshit and whores? Gee, I wonder.

>>11164817
I am quoting the actions of the Janitor.

>>11164823
This thread is against the rules.

>>11164832
You can't quote actions, that's not grammatically correct.

>>11164837
It doesn't matter as long as I'm using the quote function correctly, which I was.

>>11164845
That's a classic example of using it wrongly.

>>11164845
>which I was
Except you weren't, nerd.

>>11164692
No I don't.

The Janitor deletes dick sucking thread, deletes the milk thread and then leaves this shit.

>>11164823
Is the board called otaku media? NO.

Sexual activity and net idols are otaku culture no matter what way you look at it.

>>11164856
Being fucked bareback by a thick veiny dick is is pretty much the best feeling you can get without drugs.

For some people all entertaining things become pointless and make you feel uneasy when they have to worry about work the next day, and I'm one of those people. I can't manage to spend more than three minutes on the things I enjoy without stopping to look at the clock to see how much free time I have left. This is miserable.

>>11164861
>Sexual activity
Otaku are all virgins.

>net idols
Please, only post idols in idol threads.

>>11164873
>Otaku are all virgins.
Not I.

>>11164873
/jp/ is 76% virgins or something.

>>11164878
How many /jp/sies do you think would take part in a crossboard poll, and what kind of posters do you think they would be?

*delete dick sucking thread*
*delete milk thread*
*leave this shit*

>>11164878
it was 73

>>11164873
Danny Choo and Peter Payne aren't virgins and they are the biggest otaku around.

It's not like you can't discuss sexual activity regardless of being a virgin.

>>11164914
who

>>11164887
>How many /jp/sies do you think would take part in a crossboard poll
Enough to make the above statistic.
>what kind of posters do you think they would be?
The kind of posters that probably respond seriously to polls.

>>11164914
Danny Choo is the biggest weeaboo in the land.

to be honest, i dont even know how i'm going to survive the next year so im not really worried about this. Thanks for reading

JANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNY

>>11164871
I'm the same way. I usually just go to sleep early, which isn't really a solution to the problem, but at least I'm not awake and feeling terrible.

>>11164923
I'd say that more than half of the people who responded to that poll weren't even /jp/ regulars. /jp/ is at least 90% virgins.

>>11165001
>/jp/ is at least 90% virgins.
While being a virgin myself, I think this is wishful thinking on your part.

>>11165001
Does being penetrated by another man count as losing your virginity?

>>11165023
Are you a cute trans girl or just homosexual?

Either way I think it counts.

>>11165001
With all the homos here?

>>11165046
I am a straight man.

>>11165051
What homos?

>>11165051
Those filthy homosexuals are crossboard subhumans trying to force their disgusting agenda.

>>11165084
I hate queers so much.