Thought this was a thread to share who your oshimen was and why. lol But this is a lot better and much more helpful.
I had wondered about the having different oshimen per group thing, I knew that a lot of people do it but being a foreigner and all didn't know if it was truly acceptable among Japanese wota. So glad that's cleared up.
My question though is if it's possible to have more than one oshimen in one group? As in having maybe two girls that you support to fullest equally over everyone else but can't rank one over the other? I haven't run into this problem yet but in case I do, it'd be good to know if it were acceptable or frowned upon.
Um, maybe this is a dumb question, but do people generally support the team that their oshi is part of? Do most people even pick a team to support?
Like, my oshimen is a member of Team A, so would I be obliged to support Team A over K and B?
My oshimen used to be in Team A, now she's in K but my favorite team is B.

After the Team shuffle, some probably switched favorite teams to match with their oshimen but the way I look at it, as long as it doesn't diminish your support for the girl then it's fine to prefer a different Team over hers. I don't see it as much different from preferring say, SKE over AKB but you love your AKB oshi above all others.
DD is frown upon with the members. I rather be a MD than a DD. I love all the girls, really.
EDIT: I Been a fan since a month before katyusha came out. Maybe I will take ur advice and give it time
Yeah, just give it time. I'm currently in the process of finding my SKE and NGZ46 (yeah, the rival group

) oshimen. Some people find their oshi by watching and re-watching the Stages, studying the performances, analyzing the girls' actions on AKBingo! episodes and that works for them but I say, don't force it. When I first started listening to AKB48 I was crushing on Maeda (

) then Mariko but as I got more into the group, the girl that really called out to me was Tomochin. She and my NMB oshi, Keicchi both just had a quality to them that automatically drew me in and the details didn't matter, I just wanted to support them. It may be through a magazine shoot, a single performance, or just hearing a single line in a song but you'll know who your oshimen is soon enough.