/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>There were people whom enjoyed shitposting on /jp/. They would deliberately make a shitty post. As shitty as possible. Because it made them happy.

me

>>7368820
>There were people who got off from insulting others. Literally.

That's not a /jp/ thing, it's a human thing.

I strive to be shitty.

>>7368820
I heard the touhou fags like cocks .
Last one I saw had 10 cocks

Cool story.

http://archive.easymodo.net/jp/?task=search&ghost=&search_text=%22At+first+i+thought+the+who
le+autism%22

>>7368837
Shut up, you pedo.

>>7368837
I love sucking cocks got a problem with that?
Be careful with what you say now or else I'll track you down and suck yours

>>7368845
Shut the fuck up retard. Go cry to /r9k/.

>>7368848
So mad.

>>7368848
Fuck you, you piece of shit. Go play in traffic.

>>7368847
come at me bro

>>7368851
Your point?

>>7368855
>Waaaa
>Baaaww
Yeah whatever. Lurk more normalfag.

>There were people whom enjoyed shitposting on /jp/.

There's gotta be some irony around here. My irony detector tells me so. Unfortunately, I'm an autist and I can't really point at the irony.

thats not abraham thats lincoln dumbass

>>7368913

I guess "There were people whom enjoyed shitposting on /jp/. They would deliberately make a shitty post. As shitty as possible. Because it made them happy." really exists.

>>7368820
who is Mugen

>>7368913
idiot that's john adams, he has to put on his top hat to transform into lincoln

>>7368940

That's just his real name, he's still CALLED Lincoln out of context
You know, Batman/Bruce Wayne style

>One day they would be perfectly normal. The other they would be a raging homicidal maniac. Another day they would be all giggly and pretending to be a little girl.

Hey. That's me.

>>7368831
Isn't this why we hate normals?

You know, we hate normals for being close-minded, foolish idiots, but we are drooling manchildren who hate an entire caste of people closemindedly. Ah well, I'm happy with the black and white, schizoid worldview I have.

>she sees your penis

>>7368820
Even with my schizoid PD, I don't shitpost or get angry here. I just usually don't care, and only reply to threads with topics that I care about. Likewise, I wouldn't respond to old copypasta and trolling, but I'll just make this one exception.

I read and post here because I feed off of the suffering of others, the same reason I periodically check /adv/. The idea of people in these ridiculously shitty situations, whether really or for attention, actually makes me feel really good.

>>7368940
Its called a stovepipe hat, I saw so on the Simpsons.

i enjoy trolling because i like seeing people's reactions.

i've devoted my life to trolling /jp/.

>There were people with so deep seated pyschological issues that i cant begin to guess what their problem was. One day they would be perfectly normal. The other they would be a raging homicidal maniac. Another day they would be all giggly and pretending to be a little girl.

Me.

>>7368989
>i like seeing people's reactions.
>trolling /jp/.

>>7368820
>normalfag encounters heavy internet users for the first time.

>implying you are schizoid

>There were people whom enjoyed shitposting on /jp/. They would deliberately make a shitty post. As shitty as possible. Because it made them happy.
lol sometimes i try 2 hard ^__^I|I

>There were people whom enjoyed shitposting on /jp/. They would deliberately make a shitty post. As shitty as possible. Because it made them happy.
lol sometimes i try 2 hard as HELL ^__^I|I

I'm not even into trolling anymore, I just like making people feel bad.

I want to be that guy who insults you just right in your weak spot so you end up thinking about it all day. It makes me feel better about my shit life to know I'm making other people's lives shittier.

I've only seen maybe 2 posters on /jp/ who could qualify as actual weighted shirt mommy don't hug me or I'll cut you in your sleep autistic.

Sure there is some depressive disorders floating around, maybe a little bit of dissociative gender even a few mongoloids no doubt.

But /jp/ for the most part are a sane rational bunch.

>>7369355
>But /jp/ for the most part are a sane rational bunch.

Complete delusion. /jp/ is full of terrible people, in one way or another. But mostly they're compounds of lots of terrible traits and debilitating flaws, mostly stemming from weakness.

>>7369355
>But /jp/ for the most part are a sane rational bunch.

>>7369355

Just two? Or is it one of those "multiple posters are probably the same person" kind of things?

>>7369388
A lot of /jp/'s posters that actually have psychological issues just lurk 99% of the time, so you can't really tell. But there are definitely quite a few of them out there. Way, way more than two, that's for sure.

>>7369384
You make it sound like people with weakness can't be sane and rational.

Or that almost all the strong people in history weren't fucked mentally one way or another.

Also terrible in a moral perspective doesn't make them insane it just makes them assholes. I didn't say they weren't assholes, they're just pretty lucid assholes.

But this is a dumb argument because we both have different opinions on sanity and we won't change eachother's.

>>7369392

That's why I asked.

>>7369388
Autism is a spectrum thing. Most asspie can function in society just no one likes them because they're assholes. They can't help it for the most part but thats was assburgers does to a person.

And things like atypical major depression can have alot of the similar symptoms and such.

But its the difference between a Neurotic and a Psychotic.

Having a neurotic disorder doesn't mean you're insane it just means you're having trouble coping with something mentally due to biology or trauma or something.

I've only seen a few anonymous posters that sounded True Antisocial or Autistic and thats probably the anonymity effect.

>>7369384
>/jp/ is full of terrible people

There are two logical mistakes there.

First - you're assuming that "sane" and "terrible" are mutually exclusive. I'd venture it's the exact opposite. (Not saying that insane people can't be terrible, of course.)
Second - you're committing a fallacy of composition here. The fact that /jp/ is composed of... well, people (the terrible part is redundant, really) doesn't mean it cannot behave rationally as a whole.