In response to a question from a self-proclaimed "otaku" reader who, in addition to a flurry of friends getting married and their spouses having babies, has even lost the ability to enjoy her beloved anime and games, Yu Sato offers his advice. "Being an otaku never ends. You have an exceptionally strong sense of curiosity and intellectual pursuit, so you're sure to find something new to be interested in," Sato says.
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In response to a question from a self-proclaimed "otaku" reader who, in addition to a flurry of friends getting married and their spouses having babies, has even lost the ability to enjoy her beloved anime and games, Yu Sato offers his advice. "Being an otaku never ends. You have an exceptionally strong sense of curiosity and intellectual pursuit, so you're sure to find something new to be interested in," Sato says.