/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

If I was a girl I'd wear a frilly dress with ribbons, white leggings and nice shoes. I'd love to wear clothes like that. I don't understand why real girls don't want to.

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3D is horribly unfeminine these days.

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These girls exist. You can find them in /cgl/. For some reason there is a "scene" and "drama" associated with it for reasons I don't know, and of course, it doesn't always look as splendid in real life.

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because it's embarrassing as hell in public, and not everyone likes that look on themselves.

personally I'd want a gakuran.

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I like pretty flower hairpins.
For dresses simple ones are good enough for me.
Girls who wear these make me so jealous...

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Because it's a pain in the ass to clean, attracts stains, looks old-fashioned/weird to wear in public and it'll get boring to wear at home all the time.

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Because it looks horrible on 3D.

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>>8231277
What amazes me is that they manage to distinguish themselves as slutty attention whores by /cgl/ standards. That's really something.

What is it about frilly dresses that attract the worst of girls? I thought they were supposed to be reserved for pure and elegant girls.

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>>8231293

Pure and elegant is erotic because you'll never find a girl who is pure and elegant.

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>>8231293
It attracts those so slutty that the only hope they have of counteracting it is by wearing only the purest and frilliest of clothes.

Unfortunately, they are such whores not even that makes an appreciable difference.

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>>8231293
>>8231305
ano kimochi when you only visit /cgl/ to remind yourself why you don't like 3D girls.

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>>8231293
Are they really? From what I seem to gather from visiting from time to time is that there is a small set of super attention whores that monopolize everybody's attention.

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>>8231277

It's pretty bad wearing feminine clothes is a "scene" for girls.

What a waste.

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I would. But I don't have the money ;_;

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Frills? Forget it.
Women here don't even wear skirts or dresses 90% of the time, frilly or not.
It's just pants, pants, pants. Leggings, if you're lucky.
If you see a woman who's well dressed in feminine clothes(and equating feminine clothes with frills and ribbons is silly, by the way) chances are she's going to be around 60 years old.
It's all just so boring.
I hope hipster fashion gets popular around here, even at its silliest it's at least interesting.

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>>8231606
>Not fucking grannies who understand the "better days".


Most girls willing to wear clothes like this would be so intolerable that even if you weren't before, you'd be 2D only once they were done with you. For some reason I think it'd be easier to find a boy to crossdress for you. A girl with a reasonable amount of mental disorder may be acceptable too, but much harder to find and cherrypick one that won't snap and kill you one day. What the fuck is wrong with the world?!

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>>8231606
Do you enjoy your short,tight and almost tank-top style shirts you have to keep tugging down to keep boys from knowing what color pantsu you are wearing?

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>>8231288
>Because it's a pain in the ass to clean, attracts stains

Isn't it being impracticable and pretty the point?

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>>8231629
I'm not saying I wear or like hipster clothes.
(though I certainly do like fashion that /jp/ tends to misinterpret as hipster, as seen in every "touhous in modern clothes" thread, ever)
But it's the only thing that's got a chance to get popular enough right now to break through the sea of blandness that is the fashion in this country.
And men are even worse.
At least the younger guys wear subculture-specific clothes that can get somewhat diverse, but it's as if everyone older than 24 shopped with the explicit purpose of blending into the crowd.

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>>8231656

Men don't have much choice in fashion, you either look ordinary or like a massive faggot.

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>>8231679
Some of the older men's fashions are coming back into vogue. There's a subculture built around it. Maybe not what you're shooting for, but it beats shitty tv shirts and jeans.

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>>8231679
You really believe that those are only two options?
That's pretty sad.
And hell, what's wrong with looking like a "massive faggot"(whatever the fuck do you mean by that) anyway if you're wearing what you like? Anyone who would dislike you because of that doesn't deserve to have their opinion considered anyway, /jp/ of all places should understand that much.

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Basically, the thing I want to see is people wearing clothes they like, and not wearing clothes not to stand out/gain acceptance of others/blindly follow latest "fashion".
>>8231701
Too bad people in this subculture are a bunch of insufferable, immature morons, if reddit's community is any indication.

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>>8231736
I don't use reddit, so I can't really say. Most of the forums I've browsed about that though seem very polite and helpful. I always lurk, and have never posted or made an account anywhere so I guess I can't say too much about it. But I do like reading about the whole thing, learning this and that. Sometimes really useful stuff not related to clothes at all.

I'd say try looking somewhere that's not reddit.

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>>8231747
Also most of the people I see post are 35+. So you have a lot of baby boomers getting into fashions their fathers wore and stuff, and not hipsters writing about how cool their plaid fedora from walmart is. You will run into the occasional 16-25 age poster, but they seem very rare and don't tend to post very much.

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>>8231656
The only option is suits, really. They're impractical to wear every day if you don't have to because they have to be drycleaned. Also a closet full of suits is pretty expensive.

Seems like the same problems as the frilly clothes.

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>>8231760
From a normal's preservative a girl walking around in a frilly dress would be seen as something very strange and negative. While a guy in a suit would generally be believed to have a good job.

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>>8231760
>The only option is suits, really.
No, it's not.
What the fuck is with that adolescent blind fascination with suits going on the internet these days anyway.
>>8231757
>and not hipsters writing about how cool their plaid fedora from walmart is
So I guess it's the same kind of posturing retards after all - if you're not doing it "right" and wearing it according to some arcane historic customs, but, say, wearing a fedora because you like how fedoras look, you're going to be mocked.
Thanks, I'll pass.

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>>8231787
Thanks, but I'll suck your cock, dude.

[Anonymous No.]

What method of hair removal has the longest lasting results? Not that laser stuff, can't afford it.

Epilators maybe? Waxing?

Leg shaving/general

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Because it's not 1920 any longer, and men aren't attracted to that type of clothing. What, you think women wear skimpy clothing because they like it?

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>>8231880
You're probably entirely correct.
I'd guess that "normal" men like when women dress like whores.

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>>8231880
I believe this is something women brought on, and do enjoy immensely regardless on how men feel about it.

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>>8231793
If you can't really afford laser, waxing is pretty much the same unless you manage to get a bulk deal.
Epilator would be best, and it'll eventually damage the root enough that hair won't grow back like wax.

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>>8231793
I'd like to know this as well.
Also, how do I make my voice sound more feminine?
I have seen a "girl" switching from her girl voice to her man voice and back without problems in a video.
And how do I make my face look more feminine?
I was thinking about trimming my eyebrows but I don't know what to aim for

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Frilly dresses are inconvinient, most are really heavy and ribbons might get stuck about everywhere.

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>>8232023

I figure you just have to be genetically inclined for most of that.

I know I could never pull it off, body's too wide, face is too masculine.

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>>8232020
Do you do this yourself?

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>>8231787
Then why don't you educate us uncultured plebeians by posting some examples?

All you're doing right now is throwing a tantrum while desperately trying to convince yourself that whatever the fuck it is you like isn't obnoxious, hipster bullshit.

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>>8232023
much harder for males to pull off unless your natural voice is fairly high.
I'm seen some success with a hybrid of voice training and software that manages to get the male tone out.

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>>8231880
Typical male thinking - "women wear what men like".

Also this thread is terrible. 0/10. SAGE

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>>8232103
Could you say that again? I don't hear so well out of my right ear.

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I used to wear frilly dresses, but then I took an arrow to the knee.

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>mfw this thread is crawling with /cgl/ faggots
Next post is dubs!

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>>8232041
Yeah, why would I leave the house if I didn't have to?

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>>8232103
Yeah, because shit like high heel shoes are worn out of comfort.

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>>8232164
High heels feel fucking great once you get used to it.

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>>8232164
Not pure at all. Go homu white pigo.

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>>8232103
I thought it was typical female thinking. "It's not our fault we're so lewd, we only act lewd because men like it".