/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Good morning to you as well! I'm going to sleep! It's hard to keep track of day and night in the dungeon. (NEET dungeon, not Flan dungeon)

I don't add people but you can add me.

http://steamcommunity.com/id/siztra-

Go away, /v/.

/a/ is better board than /jp/.

Now I can tell this for sure. I was posting on /jp/ since the split and it turned into shit pretty damn fast.
I stopped to visit /a/ back then but now, after a bunch of months I can tell it for sure: /a/ is more quality board with healthy discussions and enthusiastic people.
It's like dirt (/jp/) was washed out from /a/ and now that trashcan-board is simply full of shit like cocksucking/shitposting culture with truly autistic /gaia/ level Touhou threads: literally "who's your favorite 2hu" or "we role-play now, I'm Marisa da~ze xD".

What does it feel like when I delete your thread /jp/?

pic related.

>>8569422

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftvZFUg4HPc

How does this make you feel?

Chubby Cheeks

sugoi sugoi

I'd get a Chubby-cheeks 35 GET

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/18/us/autistic-and-seeking-a-place-in-an-adult-world.html?ref=us

>For weeks, Justin Canha, a high school student with autism, a love of cartoons and a gift for drawing, had rehearsed for the job interview at a local animation studio.
>“Hello, everybody,” he announced, loud enough to be heard behind the company president’s door. “This is going to be my new job, and you are going to be my new friends.”

/jp/, autism, no job

autism

Japanese here

Why do you baka gaijin always call bishojo game "visual novels"?

You know, it's not commonly used in Japan and it sound a little bit pretentious for those ero/bishojo game