There are more and more secondary users. What are the reasons why anime otaku is still biased?

I feel that with the increasing pressure of life and study, many young people are obsessed with the beautiful life in animation, where they can relieve the depression in real life, and look at their favorite characters on the screen and feel that their whole body has been cured. This situation may be the true portrayal of most secondary fans, and the statistical survey of prospective database undoubtedly proves that the number of secondary users is increasing year by year.

According to common sense, the rise of this new culture is enough to represent that it has received more attention and love, but the anime otaku group has not fallen into more prejudice with the rise of the secondary culture. The most important reason is nothing more than stereotype. In the minds of many people who don't understand the second element, anime otaku is the kind of person who doesn't go out almost all day, only cares about chasing fans and playing games from morning till night. If you want to compare the life of an anime character, it is probably: dry girl burial.

But unfortunately, most otaku's grades are not well buried, so it is basically equivalent to poor learning ability. If an ordinary student is identified as an anime otaku, the feeling of various colors is that he will definitely affect his study. If office workers are identified as anime otaku, they may be pointed at. After all, it's no joke to like these things at such a big age.

In addition to these prejudices, the more direct prejudice comes from appearance. A small number of anime otaku are slovenly and lead a sloppy life. It is after the living conditions of this group were spread that people who don't know the truth generally think that anime otaku is such a virtue. This bad impression is widely spread.

It is precisely because of these stereotypes that in the early stage of the development of the secondary culture, many people deliberately hide their "home identity" in real life. If these are acceptable before, there is another mythical figure among otaku. He did what all otaku dreamed of: marrying an anime wife! That man is Akihiko Kondo. Because he was hurt by women in real life, he chose to marry the virtual idol Hatsune Miku.

It sounds incredible. After all, not all otaku can reach his level, but there is no doubt that this kind of behavior is really difficult for outsiders to understand. At the same time, because of this individual case, the outside world has a deeper misunderstanding of anime otaku. If you want to marry an anime otaku, can you stand him always comparing virtual characters with you?

Or does he love a virtual character more than his wife? Even because of these considerations, many people who don't know the truth attribute the reason why young people don't get married to his addiction to the second yuan, and many people who only take the second yuan as an interest are falsely accused.

Of course, it's not just that. Friends who often watch the news should know that CCTV News has publicly issued a statement before: accusing some websites and apps of wearing anime coats and actually spreading vulgar content on the Internet. If the previous impression of anime otaku was only based on the spread of the secondary field, then the public statement of CCTV news pushed this issue to all walks of life.

The above is purely my personal opinion.