/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Some fairly old stuff that I've had in my backlog for quite some time. Finally got around to writing it out.
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>Isn't really fond of carbonated drinks
After some talk about what she tends to drink the topic of Coca-cola gets brought up and she says that she hasn't drank Cola in a while, then adds on that she doesn't drink Cola if it is carbonated. She breaks off suddenly saying she has gotten an urge to drink Mitsuya Cider* and continues to say that if she hasn't drank a carbonated drink in a long time she gets an urge for it since in general she doesn't drink such drinks.
Chat replies to her previously stated fact that she doesn't drink Cola if it is carbonated by asking if she isn't fond of carbonation, to which she replies that it isn't really that she is bad with it, but then retracts that and says that maybe it is precisely because she is bad with carbonation that she is at a point where she can drink Mitsuya Cider but not Cola, something like that, and adds on that the extent of her tolerance for carbonation is Alcohol and Mitsuya Cider and that for example, Fanta or Cola is something she doesn't drink.
Someone asks her what is the difference and she doesn't really have good answer to it, maybe it is just a case of preference but she mentions that she drank stale Cola a long time ago which she found to be very sweet tasting. Someone brings up the strength of the carbonation in Cola and she agrees that it is so much it is difficult to drink.
Pekora brings up that when she was young she similarly didn't drink carbonated drinks but everyone around her did so she was jealous of that since she too wanted to know what kind of taste they were experiencing. For that reason she would buy the same Cola and make it go stale so that she could find out what kind of taste it was.
She also brings up that she can't gulp these drinks since it makes her throat feel terrible and it just makes her not want to keep drinking, therefore she just sips these drinks instead. It is also the reason she prefers something sweet but non-carbonated.
She gets the question how she went about making the drink go stale and she explains that her brothers both loved carbonated drinks so she would on occasion take one of their half-drank bottles, shake it, bring it to her room to let it sit for some time until she opened it up and enjoyed that sweet tasting stale drink. The chat points out that wasn't that her brothers property and she says its fine, they are siblings after all so they'll forgive her right?

*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsuya_Cider

>The refrigerator is a shared space and Pekomama's collective punishment style
After being called horrible for stealing her brothers Cola she defends herself by saying that the refrigerator is a shared space, so if there is nobody's name written on the item then it runs the risk of being taken by someone else. And because of that if there was something of her own that she really wanted to drink or eat then she would write her name on it. She states that it is something you have to do when living with siblings or anything that looks delicious will get eaten or drunk before you have a chance to enjoy it.
In situations where somebody had taken someone else's item her mother would opt to lay the blame on both parties, saying that they both did something bad right? Pekora didn't agree with this and feels that the person who took the item that wasn't theirs is the one to blame, but to her mother it wasn't about who was the sole guilty party.
The chat is collectively assuming that Pekora was the worst offender in these cases so they accuse her of being spoiled for complaining about the "Collective punishment" system when she'd benefit the most from it, and she counters that by stating that she also had her things taken from her by her brothers.

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>I can understand if Pekora feels the same way, too
If she ever shows her mother fan-art I'm sure she is going to avoid the really raunchy ones, but there is plenty of sweet Pekomama fan-art so it isn't an issue.

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