/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>5466422

> /jp/ was always a catchall. If you were here from the
> start you would know exactly what and who this

Good. That's what I'm here for.

And of course I'd know more about the past /jp/ if I'd been here from the start. Um, so?

> /jp/ is /b/ with a weeaboo theme. Sorry to say, but

Well /jp/ is utterly unlike /b/ (to its credit) but I think I see what you mean. So you're in favor of taking it easy, then, and not ranting/replying to every post that doesn't fit narrow guidelines. Good.

So far /jp/ seems to have a hate/love relationship with Japanese culture and otaku culture. This feels like something you get either from experience or from being a self-hating otaku.

>Also
>>moeblob
>You are like 14 years old.

It wouldn't make a difference if I were.

In fact, I'm like 14 years older than you, not that that makes me cool.

Crap, I need to eat something.