/jp/ - Otaku Culture

do you often have the feeling that you had the same dream multiple times ,with only some changes each new time it occurs?

>>9031216
oh well, maybe I am overthinking it after all....

>>8995479
People still play that?

Do you ever feel great anger when you hear people speak poorly of Japan?

My great grandfather served in WW2 and fought Japanese soldiers and I am filled with an indescribably intense anger whenever I hear my family tell war stories about him.

I'm not lying or exaggerating when I say this, but if I could I would go back in time and end his life before he could be deployed, essentially ending my own life, my father's life, and my grand father's life. Just to know that at least a couple of the Japanese men that my great grandfather murdered that day could go on to live would make it all worth it.

What could they have possibly become? They could have given birth to writers, artists, scientists, or any number of amazing individuals that the strong work ethic and sense of duty in Japanese societies tends to produce in its youth. My grandfather lived that day, but what was his legacy? White trash shit such as myself and my family. It's not a legacy at all.

Time for the daily tulpa thread. Let's not stop until we're all blissfully delusional.

How has your tulpa been coming along, /jp/? Have you made any progress?