CATDOLL: Otaku complained about being ignored when greeting Sumire Uesaka, netizens said it was nothing wrong

Nowadays, many voice actors in Japan, especially women, are taking the idol route. They have quite a lot of fans, and most of them are voice actor otaku. The popular female voice actor Sumire Uesaka is definitely a well-known beauty in the voice actor industry. She is beautiful and has a good figure, and she has a lot of fans. Many fans are looking forward to one day meeting the goddess of their dreams, but this situation is very beautiful to think about, but the actual meeting may be disappointing. Recently, a Japanese otaku posted on Twitter that he met Sumire Uesaka in private, said hello but was met with cold eyes. This also attracted the attention of netizens, but many netizens still said that the otaku did something wrong and it was normal to be met with cold eyes.

The otaku wrote on Twitter: "That was a cold look I had never experienced in my 19 years of life. I wanted to cry.", "I said hello to her.", "I was very close to Sumire Uesaka, it was like a dream.", "I said: 'That! I'm sorry!' Sumire Uesaka: '... (looked at her like she was trash) (nods)'", "It was wrong for me to say hello in private, but I didn't want a handshake or an autograph, I just wanted to tell her that I will always support her...", "I admire her but she is looked at like trash, I am sick." Although the otaku said he was in pain after encountering Sumire Uesaka's cold eyes, he finally wrote a tweet saying that he would continue to support Sumire Uesaka.

These behaviors also attracted the attention of Japanese netizens, but not many people sympathized with this otaku. They said: "To be honest, greeting in private is against the rules. There is no need to be sad or sick." "No matter who you are, you will feel scared when someone you don't know suddenly talks to you. I don't think it's a big deal." Some people also think that Uesaka Jin has gone too far: "Celebrities have no privacy. If you don't want to be disturbed, just be an ordinary person." What do you think of this? What should you do if you meet your favorite voice actor (idol) in a general situation? Everyone is welcome to discuss.