/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Where do you guys hide your dakimakura/other otaku things when you have people over?

I usually put them in my closet but people are nosy as fuck. They've almost found it along with my onahole a couple of times.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885870
>when you have people over?
I don't have this problem.

[Anonymous No.]

Inside a box in a other room, my mom probably knows about it but I couldn't care less.

[Anonymous No.]

key locked chest that can serve as a seat with a blanket on it.

That's what I'd go for, but I don't have to deal with this problem.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885870
>when you have people over?

Now why would you do that?

[Anonymous No.]

All I have is figures and games.
All my friends and co workers/family know I have the stuff and dont mind. Besides my figures my room is normal no otaku stuff anywhere. Having all that crap just isn't my style.

[Anonymous No.]

Having people over?

What are you some kind of normal?
And no, I wouldn't hide shit. If someone is being a big enough pain in my ass to be in my house it's their problem if they see shit they don't like. I wouldn't even move my piss bottles.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885879
>>8885884
>>8885897
>>8885912
You guys actually have your own house? Pretty lucky.

[Anonymous No.]

>when you have people over
When... what?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885909
>figures
>no otaku stuff
How does that work? Unless you only collect Western figures.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885931
Apartment, actually. Asperger's $yndrome is god's gift to /jp/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885947
I don't know how to get autismbucks, sadly.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885870
I have no "otaku things". And I don't have people come over.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885947
This very same answer.
Anyone could be living alone if they just sign up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885870

may is so kawaii man

[Anonymous No.]

How would a neet come around monthly, living alone in a apartment with only a neet-benefit? As a neet who is going to move out soon I'm wondering if 700 euro a month is enough...

[Anonymous No.]

Um I have no friends that come over, so why would I have to hide it? If you have friends you need to get off jp.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886008
700 american is enough, and I think our rent prices area little higher than average.

The biggest thing is finding someplace is really really low rent, then you just scrimp on the rest. Use a netbook instead of a laptop, unplug your refrigerator, don't use an electric stove, if you have to pay for heat, simply keep it off and wear layers instead.

All in all, I have 150-200 of disposable income a month after all my living expenses are taken care of.
If you can't get food stamps, or euro food stamps, then prepare to get very familiar with rice and oats.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8885954
How to sign up?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886037
>netbook instead of a laptop
Rather, I meant use a netbook instead of a desktop (and 5 monitors).

Keep that bill low as possible.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886050
>>8886037
I'm a Eurofag, once I move out I also have to take my cat with me, and I'm a heavy smoker. And I'll probably never being able to get used to a netbook sadly enough.

The luxury life I'm having right now will be over ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

I stick my dakimakura in my drawer (no cushion) and my mouse pad in with it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886061
Cats are easy to hide if it isn't a very loud one.
As for smoking, well I'm sure you can think of something.

As for a computer, if yours is dated enough the power drain won't be too bad. But if you're running like seven fermis and a wall's worth of monitors, then you're pretty fucked.

It's all very doable, you just need to keep your budget in mind. The euro is still pretty strong too, it should just be that much easier for you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886117
I'll probably try to find a place that allows pets, I own a i7 2600k, and use 3 monitors. Though, people are saying I should look into accompanied living. Really not sure about that as I have social anxiety. Also heard something about perhaps my rent being paid by the government or so. I'm really unsure about all of this. But I DO want to move out asap.

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[Anonymous No.]

>having people over

[Anonymous No.]

[Moe !TRONurrVj. No.]

>>8886177
>>8886177
>>8886177
Aw man im on fire!

[Moe !TRONurrVj. No.]

>>8886174
nope

[Anonymous No.]

Can we please not turn this into "How do I autism bucks" thread #589390276?

I don't hide my dakimakura. When, if ever, my old friends feel like coming over, they'll be tucked under my bed sheets. And if they ask me if they can see the whole thing I won't refuse.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886196
>Can we please not turn this into "How do I autism bucks" thread #589390276?
Then say how.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886196
Get out of here OP, nobody hides their dakis becuase nobody has anyone to hide them from.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886204

But I'm not the OP.

[Anonymous No.]

In my safe, a good safe can be had pretty cheap /jp/
why don't you have a safe?
Bolt it to the wall and floor and even the craftiest thieves won't be able to get at your dakimakura.

[Anonymous No.]

Where do you guys hide when you have people over?

I usually hide in my closet but people are nosy as fuck. They've almost found me along with my onahole a couple of times.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886138
Don't do a house share, especially if you aren't a student. You end up in a house full of crazed creepy drug addicts knocking on your door every night who will eventually kick down your door. I know from experience.

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>>8886213

[Anonymous No.]

Hide? Fuck it, if they have a problem with my hobbies, than they're no friends of mine.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886255
i have no problem with doubles

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886255

To be fair OP didn't really say friends, he just said people. But I do agree with you though.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't hide anything, because I barely have anything, the only good thing about being a poorfag, I guess?

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone who comes over to visit me better know what the fuck they're getting into.

[Anonymous No.]

who the fuck goes through your closets when they are visiting

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886391

I know. That's pretty fucking rude where I come from.

[Anonymous No.]

I don't know a single person who isn't family. Why would anyone be over?

And who looks in people's closets anyway? Tell them to get out.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886391
Even Americunts don't do this.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886616
There are nosy people everywhere.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886800
There's nosy and there's psychotic.

If they're going through closets and fondling your underwear, checking your pockets, and emptying your dressers, I think you may want to inform the police.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886853
Drunks and people in groups do that most of the times

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886908
Don't invite roving gangs of drunks into your home then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8886951
easy for you to say

[Anonymous No.]

Just leave it right out in the open.

Don't give a fuck.

[Anonymous No.]

I put a bed sheet over my detolfs shelf when the technicians came over to repair my Aircond

[Anonymous No.]

I have my figures on display, but I keep my daki under the covers. Not like anyone comes into my room anyways, but you never know.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8892138
Not him, but my problem is inviting people, I never had any trouble not inviting them.

[Anonymous No.]

Ikea galant on casters with a locking drawer.

enough for 3 bottles of lube and an onahole.

[Anonymous No.]

>have people over

I'm sorry. I don't follow.

[Anonymous No.]

Most people completely ignore it, the only people who have commented on it are ether interested in it themselves or has a son or daughter who is. Not even my parents will say anything about it.