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I know what you mean, it's okay to like japan, but being over-obsessed is just too much.
Especially here in Sweden, weeaboos are mixing Swedish with Japanese, saying kawaii, desu and other words just to believe they can speak japanese. I HATE weeaboos, they're embarrassing ._. |
If you're on this site then you're a weabo including myself.
It's just a slur against those that have an interest in Japan. Doing what you're doing would be like trying to define n*****s as seperately from black people. It's a pointless discussion |
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To make a comparative analogy, you're saying that everyone who plays video games, recreational or hardcore, is an otaku. Or that anyone who reads comics, whether recreational or hardcore, Japanese manga or Western graphic novel, is an otaku. The word itself (with the definition) was purely created as a way to distinguish those who may have some sort of interest in Japan VS those who wish they were Japanese (and lived in Akiba and had a JP GF and ate ramen every day and blah blah blah). The word "weaboo" is designed to point out the extreme, not just those who have an interest. |
I constantly got on about Japan to my friends, & I know its too the point it annoys them. But as you say in the first post, KungMartin, I like other countries too. Maybe not as much, but...
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I can't recall once, where I've said to someone "I'm interested in Japanese culture, and it's history, as well as other parts like the music." and been called weabo in return. Perhaps that's just me. |
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I have two different friends groups, one group enjoys Japan (not weaboo style), the other group couldn't care less about Japan. Some friends in this group are even to the point where they hate everything that's Japanese, and diss Japanese people just for being Japanese, and people who love it (whereas they aren't racist in any other way, just specifically against Japan). I just think that's racism in a way, and it's retarded. I guess I just accept it because they're awesome people past that detail. What I mean is that the people who called u a weeaboo just because u think Japan is interesting, are people like the ones I just described... |
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It's all good to like everything Japan has to offer, but variety is key to true enjoyment=) I guess it might be a personal oppinion, but who doesn't think variety tops monotonousness?=S Also, u'll save urself from being frowned upon (not that it should necessarily matter, but hey, who LIKES being frowned upon?) =PP |
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Who actually believes those things. I mean I've met people that are a little bit too over enthusiastic about Japan for my liking also. But to someone who has no interest in Japan at all and that has contempt for people who are interested in Japan... then WE are the Weabos to them. It's relative. For example.. I don't understand those people that listen to Japanese music almost religiously yet they can't understand the lyrics. For me that just doesn't make sense. If I were to be contemptuous towards them then I would call them Weabos. (Although I don't understand why you would listen to songs that you can't understand, I don't really hold contempt towards these people but that was just an example) It's just a slur and the fact that none of you can agree on a particular definition or establish a line one must cross in which to become a weaboo is evidence of this. The fact that nobody can look at themselves and honestly say they're a weabo is further evidence of my point. |
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But like I said.. it's a slur and I imagine only a racist would think of you or someone in your situation as a weabo. |
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