/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Nana: "You are still not offering a solution that can be discussed to solve the other half of the problem. Everyone knows guns were made to kill and that's not the point. At the end of the day it's about the people who are using them. It's not like once they hold a rifle on their hand they have to oblige to kill something or someone right. So I find it even more ridiculous you don't think the people is the real problem here, not guns."
Minami: "I have nothing to argue back"

Nana: "Friend of mine was like: Why do they make a team with 47 people (I told her beforehand) and then flaunt around just one person who also looks like a fish?"
Minami: "Well, she has a point."

Nana: in my opinion as a bisexual female. It really bothers me that girl-on-girl relationships always get downplayed as playful or sexualised for men's pleasure. Lesbians (or women in lesbian relationships) aren't gay because they wan't to please men. That's the whole point of being with another woman. They don't care for men. Meanwhile, if women are actually gay, they get called names and are "not normal" and "not proper". I just wish gay women were taken more seriously.
takahashi: go back to stage

Nana: "I don't think the 48 Groups are the right place to demand that people take gay relationships seriously. The near ubiquity of queer humour makes it impossible, even a bit naive trying to raise awareness. In most progressive societies, the awareness and acceptance of queerness has rised to levels previously unknown in human history, anyway."
Minami: "I agreed"

Takamina: Sashihara really like idol, so she must be really want to help STU. But she has no time for it so I think it’s the best for her, but I don’t know about naachan Naachan: I’m really worried about it. Sashihara san’s presence is so big, I’ve to shoulder them from here on