/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16758064

The fuck you doing, son?

>>16165538

It's because Amuse isn't interested in catering to perverts. They made sure that the fanbase thinks of themselves as 'Fukei' - parent, guardian, protector. Calling you a 'Fukei' is a hint for you to behave like one. They will never have a swimming club - the girls will always be dressed modestly and behave innocently while they are in the group.

Reality check: even Sara is only 14 years old. Please let her get to 17 or 18 before you treat her like a piece of meat.

I do actually wonder... how do Japanese fans talk about the girls? Is there a pervert/pedo element that's expected in Japan? I know different boards have different cultures - for example in English language, the subreddit is sickeningly respectful while /bmsg/ is allowed to be perverted. But what is the average Japanese tone towards SG I wonder?

>>15874347

Put it back in your pants, pervert. It would be totally inappropriate if Amuse allowed any kind of cheeky sexual gaze for SG.

>>15554218

Yeah. I must admit that I find all the waifu talk weird. The people here who say shit like, "Yui is with me right now..." and "Yui can't go to the movies with you tonight because she's already going with me..." etc etc.

I just don't understand that shit. I mean, do the guys who talk like that think it's funny? Endearing? Charming? Are you talking about your pillow, or your fleshlight/realdoll, or are you just sitting there and literally having fantasies that this girl is at your house? I mean, on a scale of 1 to 10, how much of a stalker risk are you?

Talk about the bebimetas and sagakus. Post pics of them. Chat about concerts. Watch logirl. But don't be pathetic. They are Japanese girls employed to entertain us with music and dance -- you will never know them, and they will never want to know you.