/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>8275725
Troll pasta, but the major issue here would be I shouldn't have to change any part of myself to please someone else. I'd like a moderately attractive girl that's just as much into my interests as I am and can actually get my jokes. She'd know to take it easy, and actually want to talk out any problems we may have instead of running away from the issue by blocking communication while they talk behind your back to a friend or something.

Someone introverted, doesn't like attention, and would even like having alone time every now and then (I'd be the same, I don't want to be around each other 24/7.

She'd need to have at least intelligent enough to not have to ask me for help every single day because she can't really trust herself to be a little independent at times.

And someone that's serious about people they date and don't plan to hop around from person to person.

In other words, my standards are unrealistically high. Any girl with these qualities would most certainly have found a wonderful guy by now anyway (and if they didn't, then I'm certainly not prime meat for them to find interest in).

I'm not being hypocritical, I wouldn't want any girl to change who she is and put as "mask" over her true self to try pleasing me. All of the features I listed are one's I'd prefer were genuine. But because they're near impossible to find decent women with these traits in 3D, they're not worth it for me. Had I found someone like this, I'd consider it, but by this age she's alright found someone for her anyway. 3D's not inherently disgusting, there just aren't really any women worth the trouble in my opinion, so there's no point in looking for 3D.

>>5910710

I froze up trying to think if I should answer truthfully or hide my powerlevel. If it wasn't Vocaloid, I would have been able to say no, that I only occasionally watch and read, but for the most part I don't know many series. In fact, I could have still been able to get away with saying that, but I couldn't say anything. She just kinda smiled, turned away without a word, and didn't speak again.


She then kept on approaching me every now and then, asking me questions here and there. I actually did ask her a few questions about Japanese, and in turn she did ask me for some tough English grammar stuff, or why a certain word was used in the context it was used in, despite her dictionary telling her otherwise.

The semester ended. Next semester I end up having another class with her, but she has an Asian friend with her (think her friend was Chinese) to keep her busy. She waves at me once when we see each other again, and I kinda raise my arm to wave back but end up looking down on the floor, taking out my MP3 player, and putting music on. Since then she hasn't spoken to me.


Don't really care much though, just feel shitty that I was actually phased by someone. I didn't even like her either.

Cool story, I know.