/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

How can I love you, Anonymous? I don't even know you personally. You're not real. The comfort I derive from coming here is only a delusion I've made for myself; I'm speaking purely to an abstraction. We can't possibly relate on any level.

This is entirely self-created.

[Anonymous No.]

Go away Alice.

[Anonymous No.]

I love you Anonymous. I really do.

[Anonymous No.]

reported. but cool story anyway bro

[Anonymous No.]

>You're not real.
There is only one poster on /jp/

[Anonymous No.]

Maybe you're the one that isn't real and I am the real one. Who is the real one? Perhaps there is none.

[Anonymous No.]

>>6980312
Actually, there is me, you, and the Sussman.

[Anonymous No.]

How can you not love anon?

You don't know anon personally?
How many secrets have you learned, how many times has anon bled it's heart onto the keyboard, telling you it's pain and suffering, what limited joy it's gained every now and again, it's aspirations for the future, it's fears, it's hopes? How more personal do you want anon to get?

Anon isn't real?
Surely that's good? What has reality done other than hurt anon and fail to life up to expectations? Reality is horrible, anon is a refuge from that. Taking reality as being superior by default is the horrible preaching of normals.

The comfort you derive from coming here is real. You're just rejecting it because you're afraid, you'd rather suffer the daily horrors that you're used to, rather than make the leap and truly love anon, accepting the comforts that it brings.