Talk:Chūnibyō

Could Chunibyo be considered as a slang from adultism?

In the Internet(or more accurate, inthe Internet in my country), Chunibyo is often used to discourage whose ideologies are not like typical "mature" ideologies. It sometimes is used to discourage creativity. Although sometimes it could be considered as simply jokes, but it has been used as a negative word . But I still wonder if it could be considered as discrimination. (or if there are enough good sources to approve or disapprove this opinion.) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 223.104.35.157 (talk • contribs) 23:05, 2 September 2018 (UTC)

Do you have any news articles or books that discuss the use of this term as a pejorative or in the context of discrimination? AngusWOOF (bark • sniff) 23:53, 11 September 2018 (UTC)

I don't think the approval of this term is hard to find, but I still wonder if they could be used as realible sources. But it's hard to find disapprove view of this term. Even so, following sources are helpful to improve this article. The disapproval attitude is mainly from Zeebra's against this term. If it violence the NOR, please forgive this......

快点治愈“中二病”吧 (Chinese, lit. Cure the "Chunibyo" quickly)

• 中二病发作时都会有哪些心理活动？ (Chinese)
• 是你们救了我的“中二病” (Chinese, lit. You saved us from "Chunibyo"

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• 90后“中二病”大流行 (Chinese)
• 有思想的人，在哪里都不会太合群 (Chinese, lit. The one who has thinking won't be involved everywhere)
• 动漫里的“中二病”，那是我们的少年之心 (Chinese)
• “中二”不是病，揍一顿就好了 (Chinese, lit. "Chunibyo" isn't illness. It can be cured by just beaten.)

223.104.34.35 (talk) 14:07, 12 September 2018 (UTC)