/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I assume I'll still be here as long as 4chan is here. I don't know where else I'd call home on this internet. Internet anonymity is the way I like to communicate with others online.

If anything, spending more time on here just hardens you up more. You see what comes and goes and become more knowledgeable. I wouldn't say it's a bad thing.

If 4chan kicks the bucket, I can honestly say I will feel less connected with the world, as much sense as that makes. This is pretty much my only means of socializing with people. And while we might talk about shit no one cares about, at least we're talking. That alone gives me a sense of comfort.

At least some of you guys went to school studying stuff that actually had job potential. I'm going to school for graphic design, simply because it was the only thing that interested me. I'm almost done (a year left), but I'm really not that good at it when compared to others in my class, but sadly it's the only thing I know how to do.

My goal is to shoot for mediocrity. If I can get by designing shitty designs for soup cans or medicine labels, I might stand a chance. Otherwise I'm fucked and wasted my life going to school for nothing.

I guess the best thing to do is to shoot for the bottom of the barrel. If you try to aim too high, you'll just crash and burn.

>>6332852

Well sorr-ee, princess.

>>4875665
Sion has gone rogue and can no longer be contained

Not really that fascinating.

Not really that fascinating.

Actually not very fascinating.

>>4205333
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>>3631416
If you thought that was alice you're fucking retarded

>>3109618

>>3029796
No, it's fascinating.

>>3025543
The first and last part.

Fascinating.

Back in my day, trolling meant something.

>>2744046
Talk for yourself.

Fascinating.

>>2649256
Fascinating.

>>2607292
>animes

Fascinating.

Cool story, bro.

>>2426872
Fascinating.

Fascinating.