/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>20996465
forgot to say: If she's smart and saves/invests her money wisely and builds backdoors in entertainment (like she's already doing with her comedy and vlog stuff) she may very well have a good future. If not, there will be plenty of rich Japanese men to marry and take care of her. Being an idol is a lot of times just a long running advertisement campaign for these girls to push their value on the marriage market, and once their career is over, the highest bidder gets to impregnate her. Akina Miyazato is a good example. I wouldn't worry about RaMu.