/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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Why do filthy normies think this shit is neet?

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>>13840001
heyyyyyy macarena!

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>>13840001
Same reason the jay is sfw when no one works

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>>13840001
How do you know they do? Are you interacting with them?

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real neet show is NHK

this shit is just some girl with off color interests

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>>13840073
>NHK

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>>13840073
NHK is shit and pushes anti-neet sentiments
even goes so far as to insinuate that you should do whatever's easiest or expected of you even if it drives you to alcoholism

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a real neet show would be a boy sitting in his room for 16-18 hours a day leaving maybe to take a shit or refill/empty his water bottle

it would not be worth watching

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UNDERCOVER NEET

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>>13840073
>using the word ``girl'' to treat it as inferior
>being this much of a normalfag
admit it, at heart you want to be a sweet cute little beautiful feminine girl

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>>13840122
It doesn't insinuate that's what you should do, but rather that it's the sort of life that becomes inevitable by just avoiding things. It's a fact of life that we're not in a society where being a NEET works out.

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>>13840141
i was referring to when kaoru gave up on his dream of making visual novels in order to be a farmer for his shitty family in the end when his very first game didn't sell
it's basically saying, "if at first you don't succeed, give up and do what everyone else wants you to do because they clearly know more than you even if it drives you to depression and alcoholism"

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>>13840001
what exactly is that thing?

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>>13840123
It would be worth watching if it was a comedy about the stupid shit he does on the net, his conversations with anons and other neets over chat, etc. Maybe about a delusional perspective of said NEET self-inserting into the stuff he does, and then hilarity ensues.

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>normies
>>>/r9k/catalog

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>>13840311

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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>>13840311
>>13840320
>caring
>>>/soc/reddit

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>>13840330
Who are you quoting? Do you have the dank feelings meme, dude?

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>>13840351
I was quoting the implicit emotional intent of their posts. Thought it was pretty obvious.

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>>13840160
I think that is a realistic message, honestly.

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>>13840330
>/soc/reddit
>being this new

whoa....

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>>13840398
I have never been new for even 1 second of my entire life.

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>>13840136
Describing a girl as a girl is bad now? Talk about looking for ways to be offended.

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no one except a braindead retard like op says she's neet
she's just a lazy otaku when she's at home
maybe your'e the filthy fucking normie who thinks NEET is the same thing as otaku

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>>13840423
I wasn't looking you showed it to me just now

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>>13840456
Hope you learned better.

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>>13840160
Because it was a pipe dream of his used to escape his responsibilities, just like that 3dpd bullshit he (and all of you) spewed to mask his bitterness. Same deal with all of the main characters.
>>13840123
Watch television and look at all the mundane crap turned into entertainment. It could work.

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>>13840456
are you serious

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>>13840498
I'm never serious

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>>13840495
please leave, this board clearly isn't for you
there's literally nothing wrong with realizing that there's nothing in the 3d world worth sacrificing personal enjoyment for, and that the only metric for satisfaction is that same personal enjoyment

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>>13840503
Is this the type of response you always give when you're wrong? Yamazaki didn't find his satisfaction that (and likely your) way, which is just running away. He found his enjoyment in the 3d world and you would too if you weren't such a quitter.

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>>13840123
A real NEET show is the kind of harems where the girls just sit around the guy's house doing fuckshit all day instead of being in school or something.

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>>13840527
he wasn't running away
there wasn't anything to run away from, you fucking idiot
his parents were trying to force a life on him he didn't want to live, it's as simple as that, he had every right to deny them and live his own life

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>>13840557
>there wasn't anything to run away from
Those expectations his parents tried to "force" on him (if he didn't run away, nothing was being forced on him; please stay coherent), which he lived up to and he was happy for in the end.

He had every right to deny them and then had the right to take up those responsibilities, in which he found fulfillment because he was, in fact, just running away. Guess it was too complex for you, tyke.

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>>13840592
that's bullshit and you know it
did you even watch the fucking show?
he was being forced into working on his parents' farm, the only way he could have gotten out of it was leaving like he did
and it was pretty clear he wasn't happy or fulfilled when he decided that he should just give up, which is why he turned to alcoholism
god you're a fucking idiot, just stop, you're embarrassing yourself

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>>13840610
>he was being forced into working on his parents' farm, the only way he could have gotten out of it was leaving like he did
What does this disprove? It's still running away, dipshit.
>and it was pretty clear he wasn't happy or fulfilled when he decided that he should just give up, which is why he turned to alcoholism
He started drinking while on the farm, watch it again. It was not out of depression over his life or giving up his dream, which was just a fantasy.

Do you enjoy rewriting stories to suit yourself? Take things for what they are instead of covering your ass with these pathetic gymnastics.

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>>13840527
Don't frame it as running away.

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>>13840160
Dreams don't make money, and money makes the world turn.

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>>13840073
>>13840122
The original book was a good book but the adaptions changed the messages.

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>>13840628
>It's still running away, dipshit.
no it isn't, you fucking idiot
he had every right to live his own life, why do you fucking normies insist that any decision that you wouldn't have made is 'running away' from something?
>He started drinking while on the farm
yes, exactly, that was the whole point of what i said, are you retarded?
he started drinking while on the farm because he didn't want to be there and the thought of it depressed him to the point of alcoholism
>which was just a fantasy.
this is retarded.
is going to college to get a degree to get a job that you want 'just a fantasy'?
he was working for something he wanted to do, you fucktard.

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>>13840743
Sounds like someone had a bad entrepreneurial experience in his past.

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>>13840788
no, i'm actually working my way through college right now so i can get a job that i want to do
this doesn't mean that i think people taking other paths than me are 'running' from anything or are wrong in what they're doing, because i'm not a fucking idiot, like you

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>>13840610
Did you even read the book?

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>>13840804
>>13840696

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>>13840065
Buttmad /pol/ack bait falls flat again

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>>13840001
Me on the top left.

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>>13840122
>NHK is shit and pushes anti-neet sentiments
even goes so far as to insinuate that you should do whatever's easiest or expected of you even if it drives you to alcoholism
Part of being a NEET is constantly being pushed into things you don't want to do and decisions being made by others, but you are in a really weak position or alienated enough not to see alternatives, unmotivated, dependant... you name it.
I didn't get an "anti-neet" message from it. The message I got is that life is complicated and stuff happens and everyone is human. I found it resembled closely a lot of my experiences with life as a neet and I found it to be pretty much in my same wavelength consistently. Yes it had a lot of fantasy and exaggeration but it's fiction. Pretty good overall, just like, saving the distances in tone, Watamote is with my school life, yes I went there. (AND unlike Himouto! Unmeme-chan which is funny but that's it)
I've read the manga though, not sure how the anime compares.

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>>13841140
*second line should be a quote too...

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>harems
lol wat, what no group of guys and one girl lol? i mean they are japanese, what are they gonna do?

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>>13840200
It's himouto, umaru. Basically some *super* hot bimbo that turns into a loli otaku at home

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>>13841140
>I've read the manga though, not sure how the anime compares.

Wich one of the 3 manga? You named 3 series

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>>13840122
>>13840160
>>13840503
>>13840557
>>13840610
You completely misunderstood the series.
You're very stereotypical of the kind of idiots rampant on boards like /a/ - usually adolescents fresh out of high school, parroting whatever 3DPD, reject reality mantra all day just "i saw people doing it on the internet, it's so funny and cool".

It's ironic that for nearly a decade /a/ have been painting out Satou and Yamazaki to be some 2D purist role model to look up to, when in fact they are far from being their "comrades". In fact, those two characters would qualify as "closet normalfags" which the 2D extremists around here loathe and shun.

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>>13842410
cont'd

Yamazaki got into anime and manga because he was bullied in school. He fell head over heels over a 3DPD girl all while spewing philosophy about the pure world of 2D. He went back to his hometown to become a farmer was his own decision, not because anyone was forcing him to. The decision stems from a combination of him being unhappy with his otaku life (him spacing out while having pururin playing loudly at the start is one hint), rejection by the VA girl, and the eventual realization that he couldn't carry on living like that forever.

Satou was suffering from the same dilemma, that's why he latched onto Misaki.

At the end of the day, NHK is a story that drew inspiration from the author's experience and perspective as a NEET.
You don't like it because it doesn't praise you for being an otacool/NEET, like the current fad, e.g, the anime in OP's pic, does, good for you.
But it doesn't stop NHK from being a great series.

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>>13842410
>>13842412

This right here and the only intelligent posts ITT.

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>>13842412
Can't be NEET forever. It's only human. Blanket rejection of norms is a defense mechanism. It can end up hurting more than it helps by preventing differents from taking the first step towards a rare opportunity.

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>>13842434
>hurting more than it helps
>ie, it isn't useful
[citation needed]

I'm going to need some substantive evidence for the kind of universal utilitarian purpose that you're implying exists here. I don't even need to be alive five seconds from now, m80.

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>>13840805
Thank you for your support.

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>>13842434
What if I'm rejecting the norms out of their inherent immorality?

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>>13840453
This fuck you OP

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>>13840001
Nothing like this will be compared to gaypee's NHK

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>>13840001
>>128746911