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SilverSyko · 2013-01-20, 01:18

I've never heard of "wapanese" before, but admittedly I do use the term "weeaboo" for folk in the very rare case who take their fandoms of certain Japanese media to such extremist lengths that they wish they too were Japanese. It's just very unsettling to imagine that they desire to be a whole different race of people so intensely. It also majorly defeats the purpose of being proud of who you are.

I've never actually met a person like this thank heavens, but I have seen them, and good lord is it just embarrassing beyond belief to just watch them do their thing sometimes.

And those who abuse the term are just shallow-minded, immature folks. Unfortunately there's not much one can do except reprimand or ignore them.

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SilverSyko Okuyasu the Bird Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Alberta, Canada Age: 32	I've never heard of "wapanese" before, but admittedly I do use the term "weeaboo" for folk in the very rare case who take their fandoms of certain Japanese media to such extremist lengths that they wish they too were Japanese. It's just very unsettling to imagine that they desire to be a whole different race of people so intensely. It also majorly defeats the purpose of being proud of who you are. I've never actually met a person like this thank heavens, but I have seen them, and good lord is it just embarrassing beyond belief to just watch them do their thing sometimes. And those who abuse the term are just shallow-minded, immature folks. Unfortunately there's not much one can do except reprimand or ignore them. __________________