Nemutan doesn’t really have a leg. She’s a stuffed pillowcase — a 2-D depiction of a character, Nemu, from an X-rated version of a PC video game called Da Capo, printed on synthetic fabric. In the game, which is less a game than an interactive visual novel about a schoolyard romance, Nemu is the loudmouthed little sister of the main character, whom she calls nisan, or “big brother,” a nickname Nisan adopted as his own when he met Nemu. When I joined the couple for lunch at their favorite all-you-can-eat salad bar in the Tokyo suburb of Hachioji, he insisted on being called only by this new nickname, addressing his body-pillow girlfriend using the suffix “tan” to show how much he adored her. Nemutan is 10, maybe 12 years old and wears a little blue bikini and gold ribbons in her hair. Nisan knows she’s not real, but that hasn’t stopped him from loving her just the same. “Of course she’s my girlfriend,” he said, widening his eyes as if shocked by the question. “I have real feelings for her.”
If there were any positive use for memory-erasing technology, it would be to erase the image of this "man" and his little girl pillow from my mind forever. I guess this guy openly shows that he has a thing for incest and pedophilia then. (not only him, but whoever makes this game/puts out the pillows/buys this shit)
I will probably make less posts revolving around the general weirdness of our human race, since a lot of it isn't their fault. I'll be posting more about the people we should be paying attention to, rather than be distracted by this other crap.
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