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Starbing_Artiste said:
>no longer have access to the one server where people were nice to me
it hurts
idk if i got kicked out or the admin deleted the server but xhe was always nice to me so. xhe did seem to have some mental health struggles albeit, and playing video games all day every was probably not helping. so ig this is the best for xer. i hope xhe's doing well
さようなら、ぽたさん...

im gonna try to join some new ones doey
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[doctos] DO SHLOGCLITTYCELS REALLY?
 
ShartistaniPatriot said:
i am also very interested in japan like the anime and things about japan do not ask me a question about it though i find it to be offensivr
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ShartistaniPatriot said:
only ask me question about japan after american school hours and give me like 4 minutes to respond
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ShartistaniPatriot said:
specifically gmt
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ShartistaniPatriot said:
yeah i told you gmt you fat fuck
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ShartistaniPatriot said:
also do not ask why gmt im very busy after american school because i am american so i can only respond in that time zone okay
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ShartistaniPatriot said:
i also am white and i love hitler 1488 i am aryan
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ShartistaniPatriot said:
i have habit of doing that don’t worry pls
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What exactly about Japanese culture fascinates you? do you plan on visiting Japan any time soon?
 
caus said:
What exactly about Japanese culture fascinates you? do you plan on visiting Japan any time soon?
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i dont really know... it's not just anime either. the way the people are so different i guess...
<redditspace
i actually attended uni in japan for a semester and had a great time there. but really i think it was being surrounded by motivated, high IQ people that made it so great, not the fact that they were japanese. i still have yellow fever doe. east asians are SISAs to me for some reason
 
Starbing_Artiste said:
i dont really know... it's not just anime either. the way the people are so different i guess...
<redditspace
i actually attended uni in japan for a semester and had a great time there. but really i think it was being surrounded by motivated, high IQ people that made it so great, not the fact that they were japanese. i still have yellow fever doe. east asians are SISAs to me for some reason
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Could it be that you have a fondness for the time you spent in uni? I mostly like Japan for anime and tech, but that's it, Japanese men to me seem like hermits and are very reclusive, maybe you could go into more detail though and prove me wrong
 
caus said:
Could it be that you have a fondness for the time you spent in uni? I mostly like Japan for anime and tech, but that's it, Japanese men to me seem like hermits and are very reclusive, maybe you could go into more detail though and prove me wrong
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yeah i did have a fondness for my time in uni, which did increase my appreciation for japan. i managed to integrate myself into a japanese social circle. but i later went back and kinda ruined the social circle i had going so that dampered my japan-fever a bit. i will say that the people i met there were very westernized, as most had attended school abroad before and there was a large amount of foreign exchange students there (besides me). and everyone was able to speak english too a high degree there. so most of the "exotic" nature of japan was lost, since all of the people i interacted with were familiar with western culture.

i'll give some examples. normally at schools, people refer to each other by their last names. but at the school i was at people went by their first names, following the western convention. and also i never saw anyone bow, or any of that shit they talk about in japanese culture books or whatever. people shook hands and hugged, even doe the books i read said japanese people don't do that. i'm not sure if it's because of the international nature of the school, or if the books i consulted were just outdated and japanese zoomers dont follow cultural norms anymore.

but the japanese people i was friends with still did show signs of japanese culture, and also the language too, they helped me out a bit there. i was surprised how friendly they were though, since a lot of people complained that they werent able to make friends in japan, especially compared to in their home countries. but i made more friends in japan than i have anywhere else... i wonder if that's because my shy and reserved nature (irl geg) resonates more with japanese people? and also my art maybe. i think i made a lot of friends through that

i dont even remember what the question was i just started reminiscing because im obsessed with my time in japan i miss it a lot. i hope you can find the answer to whatever you were asking somewhere in there doey
 
Me too

Hey I know you don't like Japan for anime, but do you like anime?
 
caus said:
Me too

Hey I know you don't like Japan for anime, but do you like anime?
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yes but only a select few shonen manga, not really any obscure shit
like JoJo's, One Piece, HxH, JJK, Chainsaw Man. normie goyslop like that
 
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