Life worth dreaming about?

[stolid_revenge]

Being an angst filled acne prone high school student. I have been brainwashed through many years of anime, games and other thingamajigs that might otherwise suggest that perhaps japan is GREAT! Well of course my fruitless hours spent browsing the "information highway" have shown me the good and the bad of the land of the rising sun. Yet I'm still curious as to life in japan.

Of course it probably is one something that truly has to be experienced. Seeing as how I have lived in the US for 5 years (I'm from Mongolia) I have went through cultural shock and other things involved in going to a new place.

Well too much blabbering, i'll just ask the question:

Is being in Japan so great that even the worst of it somehow makes it a unique and great experience? Like me coming to the US and becoming a total social outcast and learning to live with it and eventually fight throught it, therefore becoming a better person.


I swear America and Americans can mess you up so bad you can't fart anymore, yet I still love this country and the people (and the women). You know what I mean.

[NeoNecroNomiCron]

High School? No if you want a life worth dreaming about Just wait till college.

"Don't do drugs kids. There is a time and place for everything. It's called college."

- Chef

Really you will no longer find yourself to be an outcast. I was pretty geeky in University, But its cool. I still play video games all the time.

Oh one thing about Japan if you have a computer related job Japanese women go weak at the knees.

[stolid_revenge]

Oh one thing about Japan if you have a computer related job Japanese women go weak at the knees.

Really?

I know looks and aestethics and vanity in Japan is a big thing (or it seems like it. I'm not a trendwhore or a fasion guru but with my unstoppable charisma, confidence and the born right to sex up girls, I have become quite a love machine in the US.

Well I've gone off track again but I want to know whether social status, money, looks, trendiness or other layer 1 details are what mostly japanese women look for.

[Taro Toporific]

Is being in Japan so great that even the worst of it somehow makes it a unique and great experience?

No. It's just a job.