Girls who are at home all day long used to be called ladies, but now they are called otaku, why?

The development of Chinese vocabulary. One is the orthodox language of the past, and the other is the popular vocabulary of the present. It is the development of culture, the transformation of people's thinking, and the integration of various ethnic cultures.

The popular meaning of otaku.

Otaku refers to being quiet since childhood, and does not like many people. As an only child, the family is not worried about running outside, so they are often locked up at home. Affected by the family environment, the feelings for relatives and friends are not particularly strong, the social circle is small, etc., the reason for staying at home actually refers to the reluctance to communicate with outsiders and stay at home.

Then I found that it was easier to find people with the same hobbies on the Internet, and habitually escaped from real life, so I became an otaku.

Girls are called otaku, and boys are called otaku. The word otaku means "your home" in Japanese. It is a more respectful salutation for the other party.

In the 80s, anime fans called each other otaku, such as "please show your (otaku) collection". Nowadays, otaku refers to people who are overly addicted to certain things, such as anima, manga, games, etc. They know everything about what they are obsessed with, and they are constantly looking for new information to memorize every day, hoping to keep in their minds as much as they want to know, and they will not actively touch other things.

As a result, they are completely enclosed in their own world, do not feel that their actions are meaningless, and live a very satisfying life every day. On the other hand, otaku will look for something special to use as a medium to help close themselves. In many cases, otaku are considered to be difficult to get along with the opposite sex, lack a general attitude towards people, and do not know how to adapt to society.

For this reason, many people mistake people with the above characteristics for otaku.

There is also a classic catchphrase "Don't call me a housegirl, please call me Marie Curie".

The moral concept is different, in the past, it was advocated that women should stay at home and learn embroidery and the like, if you dare to run out, you will be done playing, and you must be beaten to death.

Now women are half the sky, and they support women to come out and work hard, so those who stay at home are called otaku girls.

Hell yes! Let's be next to the girls at home as a whole!

The old refers to a woman from a big family. Now it generally refers to unmarried women from wealthy families.

It's just a different name.

What is why, simply unify the title, called, the girl at home.