Weeaboos and other Japan spergs

okay i am waaaay outta date on my knowledge of jet. But I remember reading some book on japan mentioning how ether in the late 1980s or early 1990s there was move to make those positions super short term so instead of attracting a keeping a good work force of teachers there would be a constant over turn.

I would think they would have ways to weed out the weebs
I don't know, I knew someone on another message board who cited anime as why he wanted to learn Japanese and then he trooned out while doing JET
 
okay i am waaaay outta date on my knowledge of jet. But I remember reading some book on japan mentioning how ether in the late 1980s or early 1990s there was move to make those positions super short term so instead of attracting a keeping a good work force of teachers there would be a constant over turn.

I would think they would have ways to weed out the weebs
I'm not a jet, I just found that on a Japan related subreddit. I reckon in the 80s and to an extent the 90s a lot of Japanese learners were business majors who thought Japan was the next big market like how China is now. I'm sure they could be more picky when the world thought they were the next economic hub but now they're stuck with weebs.
 

I enjoy good loli. I read ComicLO as the magazines come out(ripped versions online as the issues aren't exactly available to 'dirty foreigners'). Most stories therein aren't that good but there are some. Some even rise to be level of fappable. I even enjoy a good loli guro if I ever find one once in a Blue Moon.

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Yandere is really easy to understand when you see the core audience are beta males looking for mother figures to protect them. They think a stronk womyn who can have sex with them is the ultimate girlfriend because she's will be just like his mother and he never has to become a man. Anime is ultimately just a cartoons so the adults interested in it are almost exclusively retarded and immature.
 
Yandere is really easy to understand when you see the core audience are beta males looking for mother figures to protect them. They think a stronk womyn who can have sex with them is the ultimate girlfriend because she's will be just like his mother and he never has to become a man. Anime is ultimately just a cartoons so the adults interested in it are almost exclusively exceptional and immature.
That doesn't really make sense. If they want a strong woman to protect them you think they'd go for a milf or something and not an abusive stalker. People that want a yandere gf are more fucked than someone that wants a motherly figure to date.
 
okay i am waaaay outta date on my knowledge of jet. But I remember reading some book on japan mentioning how ether in the late 1980s or early 1990s there was move to make those positions super short term so instead of attracting a keeping a good work force of teachers there would be a constant over turn.

I would think they would have ways to weed out the weebs

Geno Samuel who does the Chris Chan documentaries is an English teacher in Japan. He seems to live there permanently, and mentioned moving to Tokyo recently from rural Hokkaido. I don't know whether his partner is Japanese or foreign, but it's possible he's actually living the weeb dream. People exaggerate how hard it is to live as a foreigner in Japan; it's easy enough if you're not autistic.

Which, obviously, excludes everyone we're talking about in this thread.
 
Not really sure where to put this, but I guess this is the most relevant thread.
Gelbooru, an art (and hentai) aggregator gallery, has been delisted from Google results because of false or improper DMCAs and have repeatedly been refused responses when they filed their counterclaims.
I don't know if this will work, but I do know that it'll be funny.

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I’ve kind of noticed that the whole K-Pop craze now is the same as the one for anime and Japanese pop culture in general ten years ago, and it looks like weeabooism is being steadily replaced by Koreabooism. I can’t be the only one who sees that.

Also I like the fact that the whole “smelly white guy chasing an Asian girl thinking she’s an anime character” thing’s been inverted to the “smelly white girl chasing an Asian guy thinking he’s some K-Pop idol” trope. What a weird world we live in.
 
Guy Ive been seeing wants me to call him Senpai during sex and I cant stop laughing about it

Okay so the title pretty much says it all. Ive been casually seeing this guy for about a month and a half now and its been a blast. Hes charming, funny, smart, and really nice. Plus the sex is amazing.
Recently while we were hanging out he wound up telling me that one of his turn ons is being called 'senpai' in the sack (hes an ultra weeb). And well Im not objecting to it at all cause its perfectly normal and everything. Everyones got some weird kinks, including me.
The thing is even in a non sexual enviroment I can not say the word Senpai without cracking the fuck up, much less while Im getting funky. I dont know how to get over this or address it in a way that wont hurt his feelings. Do you guys have any advice on either not laughing my ass off in the middle of sex or on how to tell him politely that I cant call him that because it feels awkward?
 
I’ve kind of noticed that the whole K-Pop craze now is the same as the one for anime and Japanese pop culture in general ten years ago, and it looks like weeabooism is being steadily replaced by Koreabooism. I can’t be the only one who sees that.

Also I like the fact that the whole “smelly white guy chasing an Asian girl thinking she’s an anime character” thing’s been inverted to the “smelly white girl chasing an Asian guy thinking he’s some K-Pop idol” trope. What a weird world we live in.
I really don't get this. Koreans get a buttload of cosmetic surgery, just end up looking even more uglier than before, and the Korean language sounds like someone is trying to murder a cat with a spoon.
 

No lie, this is surprisingly the tamest thing I've read about a weeb in ages. I wonder if she gets her voice all squeaky doing so--

"Do you guys have any advice on either not laughing my ass off in the middle of sex or on how to tell him politely that I cant call him that because it feels awkward?"

Oh well, never mind then. Although it's better to just call him "sempai" than giving him the "-sama" and "sensei" suffixes, if just slightly.
 
So my boyfriend and I went to Barnes and Noble Sunday. We wanted to look around to start getting ideas for Christmas gifts, regardless if we ultimately buy from them or not. We were browsing around the fiction section when we heard some woman very loudly exclaim that she wants "three giant Keyblades!" We look at each other and go "oh brother." There's nobody near us, but we still hear her dumb chatter about Kingdom Hearts.

About a minute later an old couple (definitely in their 50's at least) walk by us along with another old man. A younger woman follows them, maybe in her early 30's, but definitely not much younger than that. She was pretty close to reaching her dream of being at least as wide as she is tall. She also had long blue hair that was both dyed poorly and hadn't been washed recently. If I found a picture of her and labelled it "weeb" people would tell me how mean I was for enforcing cruel stereotypes of female anime fans.

As they walked we caught part of the conversation (which was much quieter than foghorn weeb's "contribution"), which revealed that the older people were indeed her parents, with an uncle thrown in as a bonus. As far as I could tell they came out of the games, puzzles, and collectibles (and soulless Funko Pops) section and were headed to the movie and non-fiction section, I think. What I do know for sure is she didn't stop her inane prattle at full volume. It was pretty hard to ignore. Even worse she randomly decided to change her pitch to try to sound like a stereotypical cute, young, anime girl. Or maybe a anime cat? Catgirl? Either way it was annoying as fuck and completely unintelligible, despite still speaking English.

When they finally left I swear you could hear everyone else sigh in relief. I feel so bad for her parents. They probably begged the bonus uncle to come with them so they could have a normal conversation with a normal voice for a change. Holidays must be a nightmare. But at least I got a story to share here.
 
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