/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Capt.717 No.]

>go to Barnes and Noble to browse the dwindling manga section
>last bookstore in town
>prepared to face mundane society's harsh looks, lots of activity
>enter the section and discover a truly pretty girl cozied up to the manga shelf, reading a good one
>she is perfectly silent and looks like a nice person, seemingly shy. Her phone goes off and she is so tied up in the manga that she doesn't even realize it.
>"Oh!", hustles to silence phone.
Kawaii...

>begin to feel the pressure, that curiosity that I might miss a gold opportunity if I don't say something to her
>fail to the pressure and remain silent, admiring her like a creep
Then this raggedy-looking dude comes out of the very shadows
>"Hey, c'mon! I'm gonna buy something.."
>the girl is astonished and rises to comply
>"C'mon, I said I'm gonna buy this! C"MON!"
>girl complies with submissive fervor and surrenders the manga

mfw this ruined my final trip to the bookstore

[Anonymous No.]

He's probably fucking her like an alpha as we speak

[Anonymous No.]

>>9348423
Who are you quoting?
Also, >>>/ck/

[Anonymous No.]

tldr

[Anonymous No.]

her pussy is floppy and loose by now

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

I've never been to a bookstore. I've always lived in small towns and rarely get to visit cities. What are they like? Do they only supply popular fiction?

[Anonymous No.]

I can empathize

[Anonymous No.]

>>9348445
By that, I mean, only recent works?

[Capt.717 No.]

>>9348445
Nah, Barnes and Noble has a shit ton of everything except for manga. Which, in my town, shares an isle with fucking twilight

[Sudo !Tohsaka8ks No.]

>>9348445
There was a Waldenbooks near the house I used to live in. Back in the pre-Internet days I bought most of my video game magazines there.

[Capt.717 No.]

>>9348471
Those were the good old days, pal.

We used to have a Waldenbooks and a Borders here until this year