TET: Everybody got something to hide except me & my monkey

[The Truth and Light]

Yeah, like, I only said "Hamasaki-sensei" because it's a Japanese name, but we are speaking English, so I guess I should use the standards for naming people that are typical of English.

I don't take it lightly either. Weeaboo's are creepy racists.

And you were absolutely not rude. I think that it was actually proper for you to state that it seemed weeaboo-ish to you. It helps everyone out in the long run.

Did I also mention how much effort one must actually put for Hapanese honorifics? It still bedazzles me to this day. Japanese naming style is fine in Englush, it's usually the hinorific part that either a) is wrong or b) pretentious to even say in English.

Otakus can be weeaboos, but weeaboos are never Otakus. Not to mention ignorant and shallow buttfaces.

Ah. True true.

Right, and it's good that was pointed out. Saying Hamasak-sensei like that is contextually inappropriate outside of a Japanese-language setting.

That middle paragraph is logically incoherent, though. X can equal Y, but Y can never equal X? Yeah no.

[Stern des Meeres]

I was lucky enough to find one of those in my town. So many opportunities!

There has been dreadfully low feminist initiative in my hometown, so it's very gratifying to see this started up.

Indeed! I'm excited for you.

[Seitonjin]

Ohhh.

Well you do have somewhat fancy manners. Or is that standard politness?

Tell me, is being polite fancy nowadays?

I do? I honestly hadn't noticed.

That's possible. With standard manners becoming less common, perhaps the polite comes off as fancy. I wouldn't notice, living in the South where everything is uber polite.

Eh, give some attention when you feel like it I guess.

Hm. I guess so.

[Lianhua (Ancient)]

Well TET, I'm going out for a stroll.

Thanks for eating up my entire morning.

[Katyuscha]

It means there is a feminist youth group in my town that is new, and also incredibly promising. Shout of glee.

I don't understand language. Sorry.

[The Holy Therns]

No, not really.

I had enough of the cultural ignorance given off by so called fans. If the really love what they love, they must be willing to do background research as well.

Not to mention the ridiculous amount of fetishization that entails this.

There is a relevant point to be made about cultural fetishization, yes.

[The Truth and Light]

Awesome! Are they intersectional?

I checked their website just now, and yes. They seem to be very much on top of things.

Yay-yo! Get in there, grrl!

[Stern des Meeres]

Well TET, I'm going out for a stroll.

Thanks for eating up my entire morning.

Nom nom nom~
Bye!

I do? I honestly hadn't noticed.

That's possible. With standard manners becoming less common, perhaps the polite comes off as fancy. I wouldn't notice, living in the South where everything is uber polite.

Eh, give some attention when you feel like it I guess.

Hm. I guess so.

I'm not sure it's anything I'd pick up on myself, anyway, because I consider it normal.
So tell me: what fancy manners do I have?

[Seitonjin]

Did I also mention how much effort one must actually put for Hapanese honorifics? It still bedazzles me to this day. Japanese naming style is fine in Englush, it's usually the hinorific part that either a) is wrong or b) pretentious to even say in English.

Otakus can be weeaboos, but weeaboos are never Otakus. Not to mention ignorant and shallow buttfaces.

Ah. True true.

Right, and it's good that was pointed out. Saying Hamasak-sensei like that is contextually inappropriate outside of a Japanese-language setting.

That middle paragraph is logically incoherent, though. X can equal Y, but Y can never equal X? Yeah no.

Yeah I reread that and still thinking about how to reword it.

Okay. Let's try that again. Otakus can be weeaboos and come off as insensitive etc. but weeaboos themselves can't be considered weeaboos.

Whoa that still makes no sense.

*super retcons*

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

I think you're taking this a bit too seriously.

No, not really.

I had enough of the cultural ignorance given off by so called fans. If the really love what they love, they must be willing to do background research as well.

Not to mention the ridiculous amount of fetishization that entails this.

Seito, most anime fans don't really care about the culture behind anime. They just care about the shows. Lighten up. If you really care about cultural correctness, instead of calling them weeabos, help them learn. Those who wish to learn. And the ones who don't, ignore them. They're not going to change and I don't think they're harming you in any way. Unless you're choosing to feel slighted, which is your own thing, not their fault.

Otaku and these people you describe, I don't take seriously.

[Lianhua (Ancient)]

Well TET, I'm going out for a stroll.

Thanks for eating up my entire morning.

Nom nom nom~
Bye!

Eh, give some attention when you feel like it I guess.

Hm. I guess so.

I'm not sure it's anything I'd pick up on myself, anyway, because I consider it normal.
So tell me: what fancy manners do I have?

[The Truth and Light]

Right, and it's good that was pointed out. Saying Hamasak-sensei like that is contextually inappropriate outside of a Japanese-language setting.

That middle paragraph is logically incoherent, though. X can equal Y, but Y can never equal X? Yeah no.

Yeah I reread that and still thinking about how to reword it.

Okay. Let's try that again. Otakus can be weeaboos and come off as insensitive etc. but weeaboos themselves can't be considered weeaboos.

Whoa that still makes no sense.

*super retcons*

It's okay, let's just move on~ <3

[Seitonjin]

No, not really.

I had enough of the cultural ignorance given off by so called fans. If the really love what they love, they must be willing to do background research as well.

Not to mention the ridiculous amount of fetishization that entails this.

There is a relevant point to be made about cultural fetishization, yes.

To extend on that, to make assumptions from a relatively niche media is foolish as well.

Yes. Anime and manga are niche medias.

[Stern des Meeres]

Nom nom nom~
Bye!


I'm not sure it's anything I'd pick up on myself, anyway, because I consider it normal.
So tell me: what fancy manners do I have?

Enjoy your stroll.

[New haven america]

Well TET, I'm going out for a stroll.

Thanks for eating up my entire morning.

Ya, that happens.

[Seitonjin]

No, not really.

I had enough of the cultural ignorance given off by so called fans. If the really love what they love, they must be willing to do background research as well.

Not to mention the ridiculous amount of fetishization that entails this.

Seito, most anime fans don't really care about the culture behind anime. They just care about the shows. Lighten up. If you really care about cultural correctness, instead of calling them weeabos, help them learn. Those who wish to learn. And the ones who don't, ignore them. They're not going to change and I don't think they're harming you in any way. Unless you're choosing to feel slighted, which is your own thing, not their fault.

Otaku and these people you describe, I don't take seriously.

You misunderstand, Nana. The core part you are missing is the willfull ignorance and utter refusal to learn the facts.

And I ain't butthurt, to be fair I have other things to do, but seeing harrassment just because they are transfer students first hand as a member of student gov't bugs me to no end.


Yeah that bit messed me up, retcon that bit because I don't even understand it.

Edit: Good gawd my English died

[The Truth and Light]

Okay but for real, I can't figure out which of Ayumi's songs is my favorite. But that's needlessly whiny, I guess. Favorites are arbitrary.

[Stern des Meeres]

What the hell
The power just went out
Twice

[The Holy Therns]

It means there is a feminist youth group in my town that is new, and also incredibly promising. Shout of glee.

I don't understand language. Sorry.

It (Pronoun often used as the subject of an impersonal verb) means (Conveys the message) there (Used as a pronoun to introduce a clause) is (Third-person singular present of "be") a (Impersonal singular pronoun) feminist (People who make sense) youth (People who need sense) group (Multiple people) in (Within the boundary of) my (Possessive form of "I") town (Population center smaller than a city but larger than a village) that (In this case to introduce the next clause) is (Third-person singular present of "be") new (Having been created a short time ago), and (In addition to) also (Much the same, really, how silly of me to use this word isn't it?) incredibly (To a very high extent) promising (Showing signs of positive outcome). Shout (Loud noise that does not necessarily sound like a honk but can for comedic effect) of (Derived from) glee (Feeling that goes like YAAAAY!).

[Seitonjin]

Yeah I reread that and still thinking about how to reword it.

Okay. Let's try that again. Otakus can be weeaboos and come off as insensitive etc. but weeaboos themselves can't be considered weeaboos.

Whoa that still makes no sense.

*super retcons*

It's okay, let's just move on~ <3

*firecrackers*

[Seitonjin]

What the hell
The power just went out
Twice

Magic flying brooms.

[The Truth and Light]

I don't understand language. Sorry.

It (Pronoun often used as the subject of an impersonal verb) means (Conveys the message) there (Used as a pronoun to introduce a clause) is (Third-person singular present of "be") a (Impersonal singular pronoun) feminist (People who make sense) youth (People who need sense) group (Multiple people) in (Within the boundary of) my (Possessive form of "I") town (Population center smaller than a city but larger than a village) that (In this case to introduce the next clause) is (Third-person singular present of "be") new (Having been created a short time ago), and (In addition to) also (Much the same, really, how silly of me to use this word isn't it?) incredibly (To a very high extent) promising (Showing signs of positive outcome). Shout (Loud noise that does not necessarily sound like a honk but can for comedic effect) of (Derived from) glee (Feeling that goes like YAAAAY!).

WhoaaAAAah! Dat meta!

[Stern des Meeres]

What the hell
The power just went out
Twice

Magic flying brooms.

Huh?

[The Holy Therns]

What the hell
The power just went out
Twice

Little one
Is this a poem format
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[Stern des Meeres]

What the hell
The power just went out
Twice

Little one
Is this a poem format
cookies

No
It's my sleepy, confused way of typing
When I can't use full sentences
Cookies appreciated