/jp/ - Otaku Culture

For the past four years I've been working on not being a hikikomori.
I've been doing pretty great, used to be afraid of people, and now I can handle small talk with two random persons at a time. Still working on how to not lose my shit if more people appear, or if I'm caught unprepared/sober.

Otherwise, I get up at noon to early afternoon, browse /jp/, read books, VNs and fanfiction or play touhou. I try to doodle something every day and draw something every week. Progress is excruciatingly slow on all accounts, but it's there.
Once a month I like to bake stuff, though I don't really like eating them myself. I try to offer them to Jehovah's witnesses, but they've started avoiding my house now.

Recently I've been taken an interest on becoming fit, but it seems I need to cut for a year before I can afford everything. I set up a small /fit/box I fill up with loose change.

I might try getting a part time job some day, though I'm still bad at talking to people over the phone. If I could work full time, I could afford to do all the things I wouldn't have time or energy to do.

I'm usually pretty happy, and content otherwise. I never expected much from life, and I'm making most of what I have.
I've got a lot of things going on, but I've been doing great balancing them while taking it easy. Life is good.

True words.

>>7027194
I'm making a note here, brosef ;)

>>7027196
Duly noted bro! Hence the recon before I get ass-deep.

>>7027197
Sticks and stones brosef. Take care and have a swell evening!

>>7027206
Thanks for that bro. I just like to think of 4chan as 4chan. We're all Anons after all, even if some of us occasionally add stuff to the name/e-mail field before hitting submit.

>>7027211
I'd not too worried about toppan a leaderboard, but I don't want to be too deep in the suck. Peace bro.

>>7027223
You got me bro