/jp/ - Otaku Culture

As expected of /jp/

so /jp/ is half foreigner while /a/ is full-on jap. I'm okay with this

/jp/ is not the board we need

Why does /prog/ get to be the little girl.
I don't like this at all.

>>8357344
/jp/ is the desire to be a little girl. We're never meant to attain it.

>>8357344
>Sena
>little girl

>>8357338
Thank god we are not full, or else I would have to kill myself for being part of such a disgraceful race.

>>8357350
Being /jp/ is suffering....

>>8357356
who are you quoting?

>>8357350

Is it an impossible dream that we will never achieve and only pursue because it is beautiful?

I_WANT_TO_BE_THE_GIRL

An impossible game that only 1 out of a million will succeed

For all its misogyny, /jp/ seems to have a disturbing desire to become one. How can you resolve such conflicting ideas?

- Women are corrupt beings.
- I want to be a woman.

>>8357395
/jp/ would be a pure little girl

>>8357395
/jp/ doesn't want to be a woman.
They want to be the pure and innocent little girl.

>>8357395
2D little girl != 3D woman

>>8357395

[X] I want to be a woman with the mind and penis of a man

>>8357395
>/jp/

>>8357331
Who exactly was he expecting to hit from that distance? Unless he's got inspector Gadget arms.

>>8357395
I don't think I've ever seen anyone on /jp/ say they want to be the OL

Purity demands devotion. Devotion demands faith.

But /jp/ has no faith in itself, humanity or the gods. You cannot achieve purity, no matter what form you would take.

>>8357420
What if I take the form of pure diamond?

>>8357395

>woman

/jp/ doesn't want to be a woman. They want to be the little girl, It's obvious your a women, so i'll just leave it at the fact that that our mental image of women are much better then they actually are. In reality they are selfish and amoral. So we'd rather not have anyone then be used and discarded the moment you run out of money.

>>8357424
"Dirty" diamonds are by far the most beautiful, precious and rare. Meditate on this.

>>8357395
/jp/ - Hypocrisy General

Pure women have existed too you know.

>>8357459
Nah, we just know we would make better girls than actual girls. >better

>>8357469
So she acted as a figurehead in order to get people to fight and die for her, that sounds pretty manipulative rather than pure.

>>8357406
Nobody, /jp/ paid him to do it so he could look like a hero.

It's a pretty common transaction in real life at beaches and such.

>>8357469
I find it amusing that the greatest hero in French history was a woman who heard the voice of God/ was schizophrenic.

Too bad her companions abandoned her to her fate. She died a martyr.

>>8357488
She didn't do it for her own sake, you know. She rallied the french and restored the crown, but she sought no personal glory.

Not to mention she got a couple battle wounds. She was in fray, not hiding like many others.

>>8357505

No one knows that, if she had lived another ten more years or something then it could've turned out that she had selfish desires like everyone else. But since she died so fast people just painted her incomplete story with pretty colors.

>>8357505
Either way, she sparked a war that killed many people over what amounted to her own delusions. I wouldn't call that "pure", brave perhaps.

>>8357491
She was a tool. There were stories amongst the French that a virgin would lead them to victory, so the French king used her to boost morale. Of course once he had made peace with the English she still wanted the French to keep fighting and thus became a liability.

>>8357535
So she wanted the French to not be cowards. The poor thing. That's like wanting a rock to have wings and fly.

>>8357531
So you say that bondage is better than stand and fight for your own rights?

I just don't understand how you work, /jp/. The last time I was linked here the board was 100% spam and memes. Judging from the first page it seems to be back to normal now.
What the fuck happened?

>>8357331
What is our connection to /prog/ and why is meat a good representation of that board?
Wouldn't Sena be more fit to represent /cgl/ or /ck/?

>>8357607

>What is our connection to /prog/

/prog/ is an ancient friend of /jp/, a tricky wizard who reminds us to always read our SICP today.