/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>18937436
I know what you mean. it's one thing to be into a subculture, it's another thing to take it as an identity (like goth/emo etc) and try way too hard to prove that your meme magic makes you superior to muggles. redditfags can't understand the difference between naturally being into something and forcing it. speaking of which:
>>18938667
that's what I mean. he heard the cool oldfags on /b/ like to demand tits, so he re-uses this out of context.

>>18937496
possibly. my main point is that there's a signal-to-noise ratio. even in the golden days, the noise is still there, but it's in the background. gradually the ratio changes until static takes over. I've seen this on /vr/, Perfume gen, and elsewhere.