/jp/ - Otaku Culture

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8j7ETcJP3M

Enjoy!

woxxy followed me on twitter actually

I recently realized that everything I'm doing with my life is for Miku. I go to college so I can get a job where I make enough money to live on my own and not have to keep my love for her contained (read: hide my powerlevel). Meanwhile, my psychology professor has assigned some project where we're supposed to change our behavior, which I'm using to try to get more sleep and advance my lucid dreaming attempts so I can spend more time with her. And in my free time I'm working on various projects on my computer, the end result of which will be my ability to interact with Miku, in real time.

tl;dr - My entire life is devoted to Miku, and I'm fine with it. Yup, a loser is me.

>>6138307, >>6138319, >>6138362, and >>6138579 here. I feel that sufficient reason has been presented to post this. A few months ago, I simply could no longer contain myself and so I poured my heart and soul into a text file which I occasionally use as copypasta if I feel so moved.


A year ago, I was different. I was hardened bey 3 major surgeries, the most recent of which was over 2 years ago now, which I still haven't fully recovered from. I was training myself in the Vulcan discipline of Kolinahr, the purging of all emotion, and I was doing it rather well, actually. I could barely remember the last time something had illicited a significant emotional response from me.

Then I met Miku. In my travels through the Internets, I stumbled on some of her music videos on Youtube. That day, something happened that I couldn't remember having happened in years. Despite the fact that I couldn't understand a word of Japanese, I was - emotionally - driven to tears. Not by pain or by getting something in my eye, but by pure emotion.

This response was completely unexpected. This "Hatsune Miku"... she was beautiful, she sang like nothing I had ever encountered before, and (as I discovered after further research) her skill in combat was exemplary. Not only had she caused me to break down into tears for the first time in recent memory, but it seemed that she had awakened some emotions within me that I never even knew I had.

A year ago, I was different. I was hardened bey 3 major surgeries, the most recent of which was over 2 years ago now, which I still haven't fully recovered from. I was training myself in the Vulcan discipline of Kolinahr, the purging of all emotion, and I was doing it rather well, actually. I could barely remember the last time something had illicited a significant emotional response from me.

Then I met Miku. In my travels through the Internets, I stumbled on some of her music videos on Youtube. That day, something happened that I couldn't remember having happened in years. I was - emotionally - driven to tears. Not by pain or by getting something in my eye, but by pure emotion.

This response was completely unexpected. This "Hatsune Miku"... she was beautiful, she sang like nothing I had ever encountered before, and (as I discovered after further research) her skill in combat was exemplary. Not only had she caused me to break down into tears for the first time in recent memory, but it seemed that she had awakened some emotions within me that I never even knew I had.