So, who is supporting you? What do you do to contribute to …

• Tags: Bizarre, Hikikomori, Mental Illness, NEETs, Otaku, Police, Statistics, Suicide
  

Comment on Japan: “Our Youth Would Rather Die Than Become NEETs!” by Anonymous:

So, who is supporting you? What do you do to contribute to society? Basically, What the fuck good are you?

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Japan: “Our Youth Would Rather Die Than Become NEETs!”:
  

  Suicide is actually considered by science some kind of “mind evolution” since our brains won’t let us do this. We are programmed to preserve our lifes and endure anything, overcome this barrier is a tragic evolution.

• Japan: “Our Youth Would Rather Die Than Become NEETs!”:
  

  Not really news since Japan already had this martyrdom culture since the very first time they existed.

• Japan: “Our Youth Would Rather Die Than Become NEETs!”:
  

  I don’t think it’s as much as people blaming themselves literally. But the Japanese society pleasure from elitism. It’s quite blatant when you see how often they take shots at other Asians when oppurtunity comes along. Japan pretty much claims top dog among other Asian countries when it comes to trying to save face and keeping a good image. Japanese families are known to hide relatives with mental disorders rather than seek professional help because they fear shame might be brought upon them. …

• Japan: “Our Youth Would Rather Die Than Become NEETs!”:
  

  If there are so many NEETs around who can’t find employment, then why can’t they just team up and try starting a buisness together or something? It’s still better than doing nothing or killing yourself. You could make a game or something.

• Japan: “Our Youth Would Rather Die Than Become NEETs!”:
  

  Screw the places that don’t hire people for work and just have them hold their hopes, dreams, and their lives. It almost sounds like a plan to reduce the population somehow

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  Bias against fanservice anime, obviously.

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  Yeah, I guess the world has just gotten desensitized to “awesome”.

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  No point in going national over such trifles. To me, especially the male characters are just put through whatever the story calls for, and their – how should I say it – peculiarity – isn’t the pivot point of the creative process. That way they turn into fish out of water in the more realistic settings, and into plot devices in the more freeform ones.

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  Agreed. Some look worse in the after pictures. I’ve never been a fan of heavy makeup on women and these pictures tend to agree with me. :)

• Japanese Makeup Terrifying as Ever…:
  

  I’m sure they are all utterly disappointed by not getting to have sex with an ugly basement dweller such as yourself.