/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11914582
While the sentiment is appreciated, the lewdness is not.

The bullet patterns are pre-programmed and the ship is controlled by the player. Chance plays no part in all this, nerds.

>>10798307
No, no it isn't, but I know I'm going to end up posting in this thread once every four hours for the next week to keep it alive and looking active for Suwako's sake, so I'm not going to spam it with a millions reply posts tonight.

Hey I just saw a kitkat on the J-List ad and I want one now
What is the best flavor?

Fig 1: Suwako's hat isn't a part of her body, contrary to popular opinion.

Why does /jp/ think I'm a slut?
Is this Sanae's fault?

Sometimes getting out of your chair to go to bed just doesn't seem worth the effort.

>Individual hyperolius viridiflavus frogs have been observed to change their sex organs from male to female. This likely occurs when the population does not have enough females to allow procreation and is accomplished when a chemical trigger activates the sex gene to disintegrate the male organs and develop the female ones.

How does it feel to know that it's not by your free will that you want to change sex, /jp/?

>Individual hyperolius viridiflavus frogs have been observed to change their sex organs from male to female. This likely occurs when the population does not have enough females to allow procreation and is accomplished when a chemical trigger activates the sex gene to disintegrate the female organs and develop the female ones.

How does it feel to know that it's not by your free will that you want to change sex, /jp/?

>>7017425
part 2

As for the repressed angst and regret, find someone IRL or even online, and just talk to them about it. Cry, let it out, i'm serious if you aren't feeling emotional when talking about it, find someone else. You can and will just repress the emotions until they come out if horrible ways later, unless you get them out healthily.

As for internet addiction, I can guarantee you that i the next 10 years 100s of studies will come out with detailed information about this plague for our generation. I think it's important to have some time during the day where you just do something without a computer of electronics involved at all. Otherwise you become so accustomed to this hyper activation of your senses that nothing IRL, and eventually online, can satiate your drive for satisfaction for any length of time.

I feel for you bro, and let me tell you its hard to get out of that feeling. But the first step is to make a few small changes, have 20 minutes in the day where you do something in a completely different room from any electronics. Walk to the grocery store and back to get food. Find a local forest and just go for a little exploration. If it gets boring, just sit down and see if you can observe anything interesting. watch the clouds, see if you can find any little plants starting to grow.