The reason for the decline of Japanese otaku is not due to the works themselves, but rather to interpersonal relationships? Encountering an annoying house makes people want to get out of it!

Has anyone ever withdrawn or left their beloved hobbies or communities? If so, what prompted you to make such a decision? Recently, Japanese netizens have been discussing a topic that they believe many otaku quit their hobbies not because of issues with their works or idols themselves, but because of dissatisfaction with “other enthusiasts”.

Perhaps it is because they cannot tolerate the behavior of others, or have had conflicts with others, that they choose to leave this circle. This viewpoint has gained recognition from many netizens, but some people feel that it is just an excuse, and the real reason is the loss of interest in the work or idol. Let’s take a look at the opinions of Japanese netizens on this topic.

The main reason for leaving the pit: other enthusiasts

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According to his observation, the main reason for quitting a once popular work or idol is not due to the flaws in the work or idol itself, but because they cannot tolerate the words and actions of other enthusiasts, or because they have experienced unpleasant interpersonal relationships in the community, which makes them choose to leave.

This viewpoint quickly sparked a heated discussion among netizens, with many expressing agreement. However, some believe that the fundamental reason for leaving the pit is still the decline in interest, and blaming other enthusiasts is just an excuse.

The reaction of Japanese netizens to this is:

Indeed, my departure is mostly related to interpersonal relationships

I have been deeply sympathetic to this recently

When people no longer enjoy their works but get caught up in a competition for knowledge, it becomes boring

Actually, I didn’t quit because I hated my idol, so I couldn’t help but feel reluctant

Just like the tram itself is not wrong, but railway enthusiasts are repulsive

And there are also voices opposing this viewpoint:

Isn’t that right? Maybe the original enthusiasm has already diminished, coupled with encountering annoying talents to withdraw

I think this is just an excuse. If you get tired, just quit

What is the reason that keeps you away from a certain circle? Welcome to share your experience.