Never underestimate the power of an obsessed fandom to deny reality. Sadly, …

• Tags: AKB48, Dating, Idol, Internet, Mass Media, Otaku, Schoolgirls
  

Comment on “Super-Carnivore” AKB48 Girl, 15, in Otaku Sex Scandal by Tere:

Never underestimate the power of an obsessed fandom to deny reality. Sadly, this appears to be a universal trait of humanity.

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• “Super-Carnivore” AKB48 Girl, 15, in Otaku Sex Scandal:
  

  “She was really precocious…” That word. He keeps using that word, but it does not mean what he thinks it means. A 15 year old girl interested in sex is perfectly normal and natural, and that’s why it’s so very baffling to these otaku. They don’t get ‘normal and natural’. Please tell me that those posts were people joking around. Lie if you have to.

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