First of all, people who are addicted to the second dimension are not necessarily nerds. At least when the questioner mentioned this, he’s not very nerdy yet. It’s not unusual to use fan memes when talking. Although I don’t read many roguelikes, I often use them, such as Dragon Ball memes (Xiaolin: I’m dead again) ), Naruto jokes (my stupid brother), One Piece jokes (I am the man who wants to become the Pirate King), of which I have never watched even one episode of One Piece, but I am already very skilled at making jokes.

Secondly, people who are addicted to the second dimension are the same as those who are addicted to Korean dramas and American dramas. Even to a certain extent, it is the same as people who are addicted to guitars, people who are addicted to piano, people who are addicted to Sony, and people who are addicted to Dark Souls. It’s just that you love the things you love so much that you can’t help yourself.

Secondly, there are many excellent things in the two-dimensional world. Not to mention the distant ones, I won’t make any comments about your name, you should have heard about it.

So for people who are addicted to the second dimension, my feeling is that everyone just takes different paths, they all like things, and they reach the same goal through different paths.

As for the person mentioned by the respondent, I think he just fell in love with the second dimension by chance at the age when everyone started to make friends extensively. After all, it is easier to be addicted to the second dimension. I mean, at the beginning, just watch, That's it. A person's social barriers may be due to being too homely, but there are also many people who are not homebound and have social barriers. You can't beat them to death with a stick. Are you really sure that he has social difficulties because of the second dimension? I think this situation is generally due to his own inherent weakness, rather than the inducements of the two-dimensional character. In other words, some people are born with that kind of character, and their liking for the two-dimensional character is due to this kind of character.

Finally, here are some suggestions for you and getting along with this classmate: take a look at the videos he has watched recently, and hang out in his latest circle. No matter which circle it is in acg, there are always some noble ones and some vulgar ones. Yes, if you really don’t enter his world, how do you know what he is like? Speaking of which, I have a question. Are you simply curious about being addicted to the second dimension? Or do you think his social difficulties are caused by the second dimension and want to help him get along well with the people around him? If it is the former, Hegel said: existence is reasonable. If it’s the latter, no one understands anime memes, you can figure it out. The second dimension is not as narrow as you think. Instead, it is a place that is more ideal than reality and more imaginative than society.