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Photo Post Wed, May. 22, 2013 53 notes

I haven’t been on my fan fiction account in 3 years, but I’ve had my current email for about 5, so occasionally, I’ll still get comments on stories and such sent to my email (I just haven’t had the heart to delete the account completely).
And I guess I joined an “I hate hinamori” form for the Bleach fandom back in my weeaboo-ish stage, which I don’t think has been commented on in the three years I’ve been off Fan Fiction… Until this little gem popped into my inbox!

I haven’t been on my fan fiction account in 3 years, but I’ve had my current email for about 5, so occasionally, I’ll still get comments on stories and such sent to my email (I just haven’t had the heart to delete the account completely).
And I guess I joined an “I hate hinamori” form for the Bleach fandom back in my weeaboo-ish stage, which I don’t think has been commented on in the three years I’ve been off Fan Fiction… Until this little gem popped into my inbox!




Photo Post Thu, May. 16, 2013 99 notes

Her cosplay is actually pretty good.
Mod D: Yet some people are just jerks, shame

Her cosplay is actually pretty good.

Mod D: Yet some people are just jerks, shame




Text Post Tue, May. 14, 2013 152 notes

Submit Anon: A Voice Actor’s Nightmare

So as the title suggests, I do that thing where you speak into a mic and throw it on video games, commercials, and all that fun junk. 


I’m also a partial Anime-fan, not enough to be considered a Weebs, but enough to the point if a friend tells me about a convention, I will most likely go to it

This story takes place in one those conventions. Anime Expo ‘12

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Photo Post Sun, May. 12, 2013 129 notes

But why does it have so many likes…

But why does it have so many likes…




Text Post Thu, May. 09, 2013 49 notes

Submit Anon: “Almost”

By senior year of high school, I was no stranger to weeaboos. When I decided to attend a con with a group of friends, I expected to run into at least a few weeaboos. I just didn’t expect to meet their Queen. 

This is boring contextual information, but it’s important to the story. Our group at the convention consisted of me, my good friend Sam, my Japanese friend Reina, her boyfriend Jake, his friend Trent, and another friend Chase. Names have been changed to protect the innocent. And also because I know that Sam has a tumblr and will probably kill me for sharing this. “Sam”, if you’re reading this I’m so sorry. But it had to be done. 

There’s no point in beating around the bush on this one: Reina, Trent, and Chase were (and presumably still are) incredibly attractive people. I’m not just saying that because I knew them, they were legitimately and objectively hot. The first day of the con we’d dealt with a slew of oglers and a few creepers. But it wasn’t until the first night that we met the Queen.

We were milling around when we first saw her: pink tutu, fake cat ears, plastic glasses, fishnets, rainbow hair, a raccoon tail, and a Naruto headband tied around her neck. Pretty much the stereotypical picture of a weeaboo. The Queen quickly latched onto Chase. Chase seemed to be either flattered, too tired from the day’s events to object, or genuinely interested in her. They got to talking and I ignored them for a while while Sam and I had a conversation. 

The Queen was…not the most subtle person. Her flirting techniques were mostly “laughing obnoxiously loud at everything” and “unintelligible high-pitched squeaking.” 

It was at this point that the Queen noticed Reina, and shouted, “Are you Japanese?!” Reina embarrassingly replied that she was, which prompted the Queen to squeal loudly, jump up and down, and say, “O-M-G I speak Japanese!” And then she started shouting random phrases in Japanese at Reina. Reina seemed surprised, but she responded back to the Queen in Japanese. Reina later confessed to me that she couldn’t understand anything the Queen said, but that she just played along because she didn’t want to embarrass her.

The Queen switched back to English and she started spewing some really weird statements about how she’d never met a “real-life Japanese Otaku” before and started asking Reina a bunch of really uncomfortable and borderline racist questions about Japan. Basically just a bunch of weird anime cliche stuff, like if she had a sailor school uniform, if she ate bento for every meal, stuff like that.

This went on for what felt like a painfully long time, and I could tell that Reina was getting more and more upset. It was at this point that her boyfriend Jake wanted to go outside for a smoke break, and he took Reina with him to try and get her away from the Queen. 

Deprived of Reina, the Queen went back to her “seduction” of Chase. She kept asking him if he wanted to be “the Sasuke to her Naruto” and calling him a “kawaii bishie”. She finally asked Chase his age, and when he told her that he was 19, her response was priceless: she leaned forward so her boobs were practically hanging out of her shirt and said, “Oh, I’m almost 18!” 

That was when I had to go outside to keep from losing my shit and laughing like a maniac in front of her.






Text Post Sat, May. 04, 2013 33 notes

Submit Anon: The horrible adventures of Tamaki (Part 1)

Now before I begin this story, I am going to say that I am still dealing with this weeaboo on an everyday basis. Unfortunately, he shows no signs of ever changing his behavior so I continue to avoid him everywhere I go. After reading these stories I feel it is about time that I share my story with you all. It`s a bit long and will have to come in parts because these are events that happened over a two year period. So with that…we`re diving in.

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Text Post Sat, May. 04, 2013 35 notes

Submit Anon: Perfection Doesn’t Exist

A lot of weeaboos (and non weebs!) obsess over this idea they have of IRL Asian girls as always being cute, slim and petite. Reminded me of this post made by a Chinese American girl redirected to Escher Girls over the intense pressure Asian girls face with that image of always having to be “perfect.”






Text Post Tue, Apr. 30, 2013 38 notes

An interesting case of vice-versa

~Henri-francois~

There’s tons of posts about Western weeaboos, and here we have a Japanese europeaboo pissed off at the fact that dA doesn’t approve of his/her/its hentai desu.

-And this is to top it all off-

Mod D: Interesting find, also as a common courtesy don’t heckle them just because you saw it on this blog






Photo Post Sat, Mar. 30, 2013 74 notes

I used to go to school with this girl, and my parents used to know her parents and they were friends. Personality wise, she was alright, however we didn’t talk much. I also shared an interest in anime back then, however I avoided her because firstly, I was incredibly shy, and secondly I found her slightly annoying.
She frequently squealed about anime and manga and things being “kawaii nekos”. Speaking broken Japanese (like the cap) was common, and on many occasions I’ve seen her “glomp” people in the hallway. In a way, she scared me because I was afraid she would’ve been one of those IN YOUR FACE weebs, and as a result, I kept interaction with her to a minimum (much to my parents confusion and displeasure.)
My parents mentioned her again, asking why I didn’t like her years ago after meeting her parents recently. I finally told them that she scared me and even though she was half Japanese, she didn’t need to throw her (pop) culture at everyone. Hearing this, my parents were confused… but I’ll continue on this later. They told me to give her another chance, and that she may have grown up. I decided to see if I could find her facebook, and maybe start anew.
After lurking through a couple of her pictures and posts, it was evident she has not changed whatsoever from years ago. Most of her pictures include her making a pouty anime kissy face, or her in cat ears, and her posts include broken Japanese and things about yaoi being “sewwwww kawaii X3”. Showing these to my parents as proof of what I’ve said, they’ve finally let me off the hook for not talking to this girl. However, they said that they are going to bring this up to her parents if they see them again, which will be interesting.
Regarding the confusion from earlier, I’d also like to say she is NOT Japanese. As far as my parents are concerned, her entire family is full Chinese which includes a very Chinese real last name, fluent Chinese skills, and Chinese grandparents. However, I think she uses the “I’m half Japanese” thing in an attempt to get away with using broken Japanese and acting “kawaii desu”.

I used to go to school with this girl, and my parents used to know her parents and they were friends. Personality wise, she was alright, however we didn’t talk much. I also shared an interest in anime back then, however I avoided her because firstly, I was incredibly shy, and secondly I found her slightly annoying.

She frequently squealed about anime and manga and things being “kawaii nekos”. Speaking broken Japanese (like the cap) was common, and on many occasions I’ve seen her “glomp” people in the hallway. In a way, she scared me because I was afraid she would’ve been one of those IN YOUR FACE weebs, and as a result, I kept interaction with her to a minimum (much to my parents confusion and displeasure.)

My parents mentioned her again, asking why I didn’t like her years ago after meeting her parents recently. I finally told them that she scared me and even though she was half Japanese, she didn’t need to throw her (pop) culture at everyone. Hearing this, my parents were confused… but I’ll continue on this later. They told me to give her another chance, and that she may have grown up. I decided to see if I could find her facebook, and maybe start anew.

After lurking through a couple of her pictures and posts, it was evident she has not changed whatsoever from years ago. Most of her pictures include her making a pouty anime kissy face, or her in cat ears, and her posts include broken Japanese and things about yaoi being “sewwwww kawaii X3”. Showing these to my parents as proof of what I’ve said, they’ve finally let me off the hook for not talking to this girl. However, they said that they are going to bring this up to her parents if they see them again, which will be interesting.

Regarding the confusion from earlier, I’d also like to say she is NOT Japanese. As far as my parents are concerned, her entire family is full Chinese which includes a very Chinese real last name, fluent Chinese skills, and Chinese grandparents. However, I think she uses the “I’m half Japanese” thing in an attempt to get away with using broken Japanese and acting “kawaii desu”.



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