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THE iDOLM@STER and your family
iDOL15:
I'm in the closet when it comes to THE iDOLM@STER and I would rather keep it that way. Everything I like is practically "Chinese" to my mom.
mastersteve89:
I don't bother to hide my otakuness yet my family doesn't even know I'm into THE IDOLM@STER or anime for that matter. The closest is my mom who has "My Song" from Angel Beats on her iPod. :D
Aside from my family, most if not all my friends know I'm into anime and/or THE IDOLM@STER.
lisondra22:
I have complete freedom and live on my own money since i graduated.
My family doesn't really care about hobbies as long as my grades won't go down(School And College Life)
They were even amazed when i bought a XBOX 360 using my own allowance just for idolm@ster.
I don't think so much people would care if anyone plays idolm@ster in their family.
I only got reactions when i played Dream C Club. Oppai Bounce.
TweenDoriru:
Hmm...my family doesn't mind it, I guess? Since I only have the PSP version, it's not like they've ever sat down and watched me play it or anything XD
I know my mom knows I'm nuts over it (she'll listen to me talk about the game, even though I'm pretty sure she has no idea what I'm talking about), though my mom supports all of my otaku tendences, whether she actually buys them for me or not. So, from all the odd Japan stuff I obtain (from Revoltechs to games to Dollfies), my mom doesn't mind it (she likes playing with the revoltechs), and my dad just ignores it.
My brother liked to make my iM@S revoltechs "push" each other over, but that's about the only connection he had with iM@S XD
animagic4u:
--- Quote from: ninjamitsuki on June 27, 2010, 11:35:06 pm ---Then again, I'm a girl, so I guess it's more socially acceptable in America for a teenaged girl to play a game about dancing teenaged girls than a guy would.
--- End quote ---
Actually, my mom has the misconception that the Idolm@ster is directly targeted toward a girl audience.
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