/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>43705964
At least you came out clean as Legendary Tranny. There are no half-truths anymore. You were a part of this group, so it's only natural you gravitate towards gender neutral members like Karin, Kage or MeiMei to name few.

Let me say the quiet part loud:
The reason why T is so triggered he couldn't spend 5 seconds to do the simplest research instead of getting educated on his conspiracy theory is the fact, that Schizo embodies what replaced T's Keyakids era. Nobody is talking about Tecchi. Keyakizaka is gone. Nogizaka is the biggest sister group. Sakurazaka is not good at not being Keyakizaka and they are certainly not good at being mainstream.
That would mess up anybody so invested in Keyakids group that seemed invincible at the time. All his recognition is gone and nobody comes to defend him when troll call his oshi "tranny".

I would like to talk about the "dating ban."

The idea that management has a "dating ban" and that its management who is "punishing" these girls. Thats not really true. Management doesn't have a "no dating" rule, management has a "don't get caught doing something that might make the group look bad or make the group lose money" rule. The members could be having nightly orgies and management wouldn't care so long as they don't get caught.

The fact is, in Japanese culture, there is an idea that if someone is in the public eye, whether they be idols or other "trivial celebrities" or more formal public figures like politicians, then that person should behave in a way befitting their station. Its not just an idol thing, it applies to everyone in the public sphere. And its different depending on what kind of celebrities you are. Comedians can pretty much do whatever they want so long as its not illegal or particularly salacious (like adultery or something). But just look at Sumo wrestlers. Sumo wrestlers have it tough. They don't even get to decide what clothes they get to wear in public. Everything is decided for them and if they don't fall in line then they risk their careers. That's just the way things are in Japan, and idols happen to be one of those types of jobs that have a certain behavior which is expected to be followed (i.e. no dating). Voice actors have it even worse. The amount of shit that voice actors have to put up with amazes me sometimes.

>>40288776
>Who in the world is a dill?
It's the person behind these posts:
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>>40288740
>>40288749
>>40288759
He is a LGBT+ activist. He posts Mei and Ten.