/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I find it funny how all the OC supporters were so defensive in the OC threads a few months ago, claiming the trolling wouldn't happen in old /jp/. Now draw rooms and OC threads are more popular than ever.

Here is my cool story:
I'm 20, atheist, no job, no school, and have a slim build. I can appreciate both 2D and 3D, from flat washboard to Yukari-sized boobs (no cows), but I don't obsess over either side. I've been a NEET ever since dropping out of high school for around five years now and barely step outside. And while I do have a mild case of social anxiety, I can still handle being outside as long as I'm not being forced to communicate with a large group of people. I have talked to girls before and have had quite a few of them tell me that I'm attractive-looking and every one of them reacted surprised to the fact that I've never had a girlfriend before. I don't particularly have any talent or skills I could puff my chest and brag about and I can be pretty stupid sometimes.

Why am I in /jp/? I never thought about it, but it's certainly not because I "gave up" on the world. In fact, I'm still trying to stand back up on my own two feet again this year. I just like it here at /jp/, because for the first time in my life, I actually found people I can somewhat relate to. Even if it is a shithole, it's like a second home to me now. I seriously have withdrawals whenever it goes down and end up clicking my /jp/ favorite tab on firefox frequently until it comes back up again (since status.4chan.org can be too slow sometimes). That kind of co-dependency is probably not good for me, but hey, until I can find something else that I can really enjoy, it's a good past time.

>>1934817
Dragon Palace?

>>1934807
I love that game. But never complete since I didn't want to read a guide, but actually got really far in it.

CHO ℳℴℯ❤