CATDOLL: Will people stop being homebodies when they reach a certain age? 25 is a hurdle

Many reports have said that 25 is the best age for otaku to quit being a otaku, which has also caused heated discussions among otaku. However, many Japanese otaku now say that they feel that their interest in anime is waning as they get older. They have no interest in animation, comics, games, novels, peripheral products, etc., and sometimes even feel that they have quit being a otaku. So, do you really quit being a otaku around the age of 25? Or is it for other reasons? Let's share your opinions.

Netizens’ opinions: I have lost interest in animation, games and action figures recently. Does this mean I am no longer a homebody?

Netizens' opinions: You have indeed grown up and stopped being a homebody. I am the same. Recently, I don't even read boys' comics anymore. Why not find some other hobbies?

Netizens’ opinions: Think about how obsessed I was with “K-ON!” back then! But now when I think back on it, those days are simply my dark history.

Netizen’s opinion: I’m 26 years old this year, just over 25 years old, but as soon as I passed this watershed, I felt that I had no passion for anything. In the past, when I saw a new figure, I would think: “Oh, so cute!” and immediately place an order to buy it. Now when I see a new figure, I will think: “Oh, there are new ones”, and then there is nothing else.

Netizens’ opinions: I think there are just too many products of this kind now, and they are no longer rare. Even if it is a figure that I like, the results are all the same, and people are aesthetically fatigued. I no longer have the same anticipation and excitement as before.

Netizens' opinions: Everyone has a frivolous age. When you are young, you are more curious and have plenty of energy and enthusiasm, but those who can maintain this enthusiasm after the age of 25 are the ones who truly have the temperament of otaku.

Netizen’s opinion: I think being able to be an otaku is also a talent. Always living in the illusion of infinite growth, all you get are memories of wasted time.

It seems that when you reach a certain age, your interest in animation and games will fade. However, it is true that the animation works in recent years have always been a bit stereotyped, which is also easy to make people bored. By the way, do you still like the two-dimensional world when you reach a certain age? Why not talk about your feelings?