/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>8507232
I have no feelings.
You will probably cry.
You might be forgotten.
Nothing you do will phase me.

>Since when have you been here, do you have proves of it?
I've been here since 2007.
>What would you do to fix /jp/?
Report every shitposter and shit thread.
>Which of these topics belong here: NEET/hikki life | Visual novels/nukige |
> Anime and manga discussion | homosexuality and how to deal with it
>| creation of OC | Lolicon & Getting busted for it | translation
Only Touhou and VN threads belong in /jp/.

>>8507176
Obviously you're part of the problem why this board has become so shitty.

We didn't use to have spam or shitty threads in 2007. If you can't understand how we could have good discussions about Code Geass back in the day, then you should leave to /v/. Now.

illl add dis rite away thanx tokieko ur my fav postre

lol YA ii can relate

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>>6860007
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Since this seems to be catching quite a few people's interest, I suppose I will share some Lunar knowledge with those willing to put forth the necessary effort.

Use it wisely.

>I'd give my soul for this.

For a pillow cover?

I keep hearing people mention loneliness here, so I thought I'd so what I can to help out with a few helpful tips:

1) Try to leave home more often, you can't really expect to meet interesting people when you're hiding underneath your bed so it's time to be more outgoing and get out there.

2) If you're unemployed make sure to give everything you've got looking for work, also tell your friends and family you're unemployed so they can let you know if they ever see any openings available - networking is crucial to career development.

3) Try to avoid spending your time on hobbies you do alone; if you get too deeply attached to them you will end up depriving yourself of good company. Social interaction is crucial to keeping yourself in high spirits, you'll feel a lot better if you share your leisure time with others around you.

4) Always be a team player, never miss a chance to contribute to the groups you're in and make everyone else feel good. This is what will make you more appreciated, which will give you a meaningful sense of belonging and improve the way you feel about yourself.

5) Spare no efforts in keeping yourself fit and healthy, cut out unnecessary snacks and get exercise every day. Maintaining a good level of physical fitness will make your life easier and help keep away the gloomy moods that seem to be common here.

Why do you people all seem to like flat chests so much?

Why so misogynistic? Did somebody break your hearts when you were younger?

>>6303953

That's not true, she ran away after hearing 2nd-hand stories which were highly questionable in the first place.

Shouldn't you be out trying to find someone right about now?