/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>12763645
>It makes no sense.
Okay, from the top. Whoever it was said "You do know who these girls were made for in mind, right?". I'm going to ignore the "in mind" being unnecessary.

Then anon responded to the question. "Guys who want strong women to relieve them of the burden of responsibility?"

And this is where it all goes to shit so pay attention! Responding to the given answer implies some sort of continuation of the question, which was "who these girls were made for". The replying post, beginning with "No" implies that was wrong, and to be corrected herein.

So, by the simple logic of context, the answer to "who these girls were made for" according to the post is "girls who will love them regardless of how weak or shit they are". So monster girls were made to be loved by girls? Lacking a proper connective of like "No, they're for -" leaves "girls" to be the connective answer rather than subject matter.

I am not your fucking english teacher and it's not as funny when I have to explain it.

>>12733400
Great job anon, you figured it out! You get 10 points! Unfortunately, you pointed out the obvious as if you were somehow better than other people, so you lose 500 points!
...get under teacher's desk.

>>12698553
Because everyone knows they are the best

>>12688893
>blueberry
I've never seen an Elf like that. Unless...
>Warcraft Night Elves
Meh. Brown a best.

>>12634753
There is so much I could write with that set-up... nothing can beat an S&M relationship with a sadistic deredere.

>>12560231
This is a stereotype that works*
>>12560233
After school special, huh?

>>12544537
You just earned yourself some detention...