do japanese girls really act like those anime girls?

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irish_cute2004 253 cr points Send Message: Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 2/1/13 well on my expirience i do saw some friends jokingly grabbing their friends chest
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Goomoonryong 456 cr points Send Message: 22 / M / Maryland Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 2/2/13, edited 2/2/13 Based on my expirience with Japanese women in real life they can tend to be a little moe. When they get excited their voices can become cutesy and high pitched but thats about where the similarities end. The best way I can think of it anime stereotypes are no different then the TV sterotypes in other countries. There might be a speck of truth within them but don't expect Japanese women to be like a different species. Women are women and people are people no matter where you're from. Japanese women probably have more in commen with the women from where you're from than differences.
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Hachikobubble 9672 cr points Send Message: F / Hyrule Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/24/13 Well, a class from Japan came to visit my Japanese Class a few weeks ago. From what I can tell, there were a lot of valid stereotypes. There was the cute and outgoing "loli" one, and the shy, quiet "moe" one. And there was one who seemed like she did not want to be there at all, by the look she had on her face. I determined her stereotype as "tsundere." But the other girls seemed normal. I'm not saying this is all true, but this is what I witnessed.
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DudeItsMark 2255 cr points Send Message: 17 / M / Canada eh Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/24/13 I've had numerous Japanese exchange students live at my house. And they're nothing like the girls in the animes They're polite and well-mannered
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phesra 3018 cr points Send Message: Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/25/13, edited 3/25/13 I'm Japanese, and I go to Japan every summer to visit my friends and family there, and let me tell you... Some people are normal but some people can go to the extreme. You will actually see girls like that in Japan, and a lot of them are in some sort of SM addiction. Edit: I forgot to say, my friends in Japan are mostly the party animals. Most people who come to North America etc as an exchange student are here to study and not to party.
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Fujimura-Kun 5665 cr points Send Message: M / Bayamón - Puerto... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/25/13 DudeItsMark wrote: I've had numerous Japanese exchange students live at my house. And they're nothing like the girls in the animes They're polite and well-mannered :) What he said :3.
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Gyava 5144 cr points Send Message: 18 / M / West Point (USMA)... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/25/13 It depends. There will always be girls like that. but.. I met some Japanese girls in a professional setting, and holy balls they were the most serious and attractive Japanese girls I've ever seen.
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Annippon 498 cr points Send Message: 18 / F / Japan 日本 Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/25/13 There are a few girls that act like that to be "cute" but trust me most dont...
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killua_zoldyeck 81962 cr points Send Message: M / お手洗い Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 3/29/13 They act like human.
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eidius 15 cr points Send Message: 24 Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 4/11/13, edited 4/11/13 oh and a cold is considered a terminal illness.
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