CATDOLL: Check out the 9 otaku peripherals that scare girls away. All of them are hit

If you are a typical otaku, you must be armed to the teeth with two-dimensional artifacts, and your home must have all kinds of anime peripherals. However, even otaku girls of the same latitude sneer at some of the peripherals of otaku. Therefore, if otakus know in advance "what kind of otaku peripherals are absolutely unacceptable to girls", they can prevent disputes caused by this in advance. Recently, Japanese media referred to the opinions of female netizens on the dating information website "Otome Sugoren (original name: オトメスゴレン)" and summarized the following 9 dangerous peripherals that otakus need to "pay special attention to". Now let's see which peripherals will scare girlfriends away.

[1] I can't help but imagine sleeping together - "Cute anime character pillows"

"I can't accept a size that's the same size as my body." (Female, 20s)

Although it is acceptable that he likes cute anime characters, many women think that they "hate the way he hugs a pillow". Therefore, it is best to keep the life-size pillow in a place where no one can see it.

[2] “Who will wear it?” - The terrible “women’s cosplay costumes”

“I don’t mind if I like cosplay, but wearing women’s clothes is a bit…” (Female in her 20s)

If you have cosplay costumes for women at home, your girlfriend may think you have a cross-dressing fetish. At this time, you must emphasize that "I am just waiting for someone suitable to wear it" and that you have never worn it yourself. If you explain it this way, your girlfriend may not think you are hopeless.

[3] “Isn’t it enough to just appreciate it?” — “Moe anime posters”

"Stick it to the wall and watch from a distance, isn't that a bit too serious?" (Female in her 20s)

Some women find it hard to understand why otakus want to "keep looking at a certain 2D character". However, if you explain to a girl that "this is a first-run bonus on the DVD" or "free peripherals" or something like that, maybe she won't be disgusted.

【4】Pin it on backpack straps and clothes - "idol badge"

“How much do you love me?” (Female, 10 years old)

Wearing idol badges all over your body, which don't match your clothes at all, can this behavior show your deep love for the idol? (shaking) So before going on a date or socializing with ordinary girls, it's best to take off the badges and put them in your bag.

[5] What’s so good about this? — “A figurine of a girl wearing only underwear”

"Is it that the 'devil transformation' is secretly carried out every night..." (Female in her 20s)

It's OK if you just like figurines, but if you want to modify them yourself, you should stay away from them. Before customers come, it's best to move figurines with revealing clothes to a place where they can't be seen, or add clothes to them. These are all very necessary and can't be ignored.

[6] No matter how much I like him, I don’t want to go for a ride with him - “Itasha”

“I can’t bear the contemptuous looks from people around me.” (Female, 20s)

For men, "Itasha" is a car that carries their love, but for women, it is difficult to understand. So when you go for a drive, it is better to put your car in storage and rent a car from a car dealer.

(※"Itasha" is a type of car that is overly decorated by spraying calligraphy and pictures of your favorite anime characters, anime companies, or characters on the car body.)

[7] I can’t help but ask, “Do you really want to stick with her?” - “Anime Keychain”

“I am also an otaku, but I still cannot understand the behavior of wearing ACG peripherals and showing off in public.” (Female in her 20s)

There are many women who cannot understand the desire of otakus to carry anime peripherals with them. However, from the opposite perspective, perhaps doing so can create opportunities to strike up a conversation with girls who share the same interests.

[8] I suspect he wears an anime character wig when he’s alone at home.

“I feel like he would share photos of his wigs with his friends.” (Female, 20s)

If you see a female character wearing a wig in the room, you will involuntarily think that he is a very serious otaku, which is unacceptable. If your girlfriend accidentally finds out about your wig, it is better to just put on a wig and ask "What do you think" instead of "explaining is covering up".

[9] The moment you step into the house, you will be attracted by the large number of dolls and toys.

“I’m an otaku myself, but I still can’t tolerate my room being filled with cute stuff…” (Female, 10-year-old)

If the whole room is filled with cute dolls and toys, even girls who are also homebodies will want to stay away from you. So usually put dolls and toys on a shelf with casters. Once a girl comes to your house to play, immediately push the shelf to a place where she can't see it and hide it, so that she won't panic.