/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>20915091
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>I've bought CDs and digital singles
I'd do that too if I could control my buying, but I can't as I literally buy everything if I start buying something. It's bad enough with food...
>if it's available for free via torrents
Too bad there's no cohensive /alt/ piracy blog with Mega (or such) links, that I know of at least. Torrents are too dangerous nowadays I think, but maybe for the more /alt/ groups it's not? Though I think they'd be more likely to be able to track you down personally and make you pay?
>I wouldn't call it a lie
That's why I said "lie", I wasn't sure what other word to use. Illusion or dream is probably better, although the money dimension has the potential to make it more deceptive.
>Dreams are beautiful
Yes... or terrifying if they're nightmares.
>it can be something magical to share a dream with an idol, with a group
Yeah, but if it costs your soul or consumes your wallet entirely, it would be better to "wake up" at the first chance. I've never felt connected to any idol group enough to feel the magic myself, .
>Dreams don't last forever, you always have to wake up.
In the future, when virtual reality becomes immersive enough, there will be virtual idols that you can marry if you pay enough. And you'll move to the countryside and have kids together, raise them and watch them grow, you'll grow old together and eventually die. You'll never have to wake up, either. When you take your last breath, you'll remember that it was all a dream and that the idol you fell in love with and who fell in love with you and married never even existed in real life, that you never had kids, that you just stayed your whole life in an automated facility where robots wiped your ass and drained your piss and wrapped an artificial vagina around your dick when you fucked the virtual idol, with tubes keeping you alive. I don't know if I want that future. On one hand, it'd be nice because I'll never get laid in real life anyway and don't want to have kids but the idea of being a father would in theory be nice... but then, what if something went wrong? What if there was a malfunction and the beautiful virtual idol looked like Freddy Krueger and your children were born deformed?
>It can be dangerous to forget it's just a dream
Exactly, and the feeling I get is that a lot of fans forget that, especially the ones that obsess over buying everything, etc.

>>20716815
So why did no one get annoyed by the first post where I just said Akane is cute? Because you're all obsessed with the idea that everything has to be 100% serious and that nothing matters... I'm just saying that some things matter, I don't want to be a pervert who's creepy and obsessive and so I'm worried that someone will "warn" Akane of perverts even though I've clearly stated that I'm not even going to ever tweet at her and there's no way anyone could know who I am but there ARE real perverts out there and who knows what they want to do? What if one of you is currently threatening to rape Akane and then blames it on me and riles everyone up to dox me and ends up doxing the wrong person because there's no way to know? And Akane is cute, in some pics she looks sexualised though. So if she's under 18...
>>20716822
I've been posting on 4chan for years, it's only now that I'm "annoying" suddenly. I was told to post on this board instead of /mu/ because they hate cute Japanese girls and Japanese music and in general hate Japan, though some don't. I suppose it's possible that I'm annoying but I'll never stop posting. I might stop posting on this board if you're all too autistic, however, because at least /mu/ isn't so autistic even if some of the posters are obviously very much.
>>20716873
So you're just a troll repeating the same thing over and over again or a long range fascist who wants to unite the world against black people and posts on /pol/ about how the Japanese war crimes were fake news? I see now. I'm saving all the pics you post so I'm glad if you keep posting them, however.