/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Has /jp/ been taking it easy today? Or have you been having another truDepressed day today?

>Feelio when nothing but a pile of wasted potential.

It's like I can see the siappointment in people that I talk to. I've even thought about going back to Uni just so I can hang around with the other displaced weirdos IRL, /jp/ is no longer enough.

How are you NEETing it up today, /jp/?

>>10115230

You'd be surprised by the number of "normal" /jp/ers.

Japan of WWII was not the same nation it is today.

It is a good thing it was nuked, or we would not have this board, or anything it's (meant to be) about.

Japan would probably be an absolute shithole if it wasn't for the west rebuilding it.

Cut my own hair. Just get a cheap electric trimmer and cut it consistently at around a quarter inch. Saves lots of money, and it's fool-proof.

Might as well post this, feg.

>>9927760
Use this improved version in the future please. How many times do I have to tell you that, geez.

And no, it's not too lewd!

ITT: we say good things to cheer eachother on so we don't feel so stressed out and depressed

At least post the correct picture, dammit.

Did anyone realize that King of /jp/ is gone?

Or have we all been too preoccupied with Zun!bar, who is probably ban evading and posting anonymous amongst us.

No, he is a Jew, and unless it's Jewish culture it is shit in his view. These Jews are truly lowly scum.

>>9709191
Next time use the correct image.

How will you NEET it up today, /jp/?

1.1 million Americans between the ages of 25 and 40 are still virgins - CDC report

http://www.bakadesuyo.com/how-many-people-over-25-are-still-virgins

>Those who lose their virginity at a later age—and we are talking around 21 to 23 years old—are candidates for experiencing sexual dysfunctions later in life, according to researchers at Columbia University and the New York State Psychiatric Institute's HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies.

>Lower I.Q.’s are also correlated with lower rates of virginity.

>The CDC also reports that by age 19, 80% of men and 75% of women have lost their virginity.

>High school is a prime setting for men to lose their virginity: the odds a man who has engaged in sexual activity had his first experience between the ages of 16 and 17 are 1 in 3.7. The odds the first time took place between 18 and 19 are lower, 1 in 4.35, and drop to 1 in 5.88 for those who waited until age 20 or older. And the odds a man aged 25-44 has had no female partners are 1 in 35.71. More women than men are likely to postpone losing their virginity, but during the teens and early 20s their odds follow the identical trajectory. However, by the time a woman enters the age range of 25-44, the odds she has had no male sexual partners are 1 in 58.82—so somewhere along the line women start outpacing men in shedding their virginity.

>Math and Sciences majors have the highest rates of virginity. Studio Art had the lowest.