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I want to escape to a 2D world and leave reality behind. Is there any way to do that? Should I just hope for a better life in my next life?
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I’m feeling overwhelmed and want to escape reality. Is there a way to immerse myself in a 2D world? Should I just hope for a better life in my next existence?
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In the first season of “Higurashi: When They Cry,” what was the syringe that Keiichi tried to entrust to the detective? Was it also an illusion, like the hallucination of the others trying to kill Keiichi?
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I recently read a volume of “Oishinbo” that features a story about chicken. It talks about how Yukiko Kurita’s grandmother used to frequent a chicken hot pot restaurant, which changed from using free-range chicken to broiler meat, resulting in a decline in taste. I noticed that the anime adaptation
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Why did Kageyama Yuu kei, despite attending a prestigious high school and being known for his intelligence, choose not to pursue university education? I’m curious about the reasons behind this decision.
I’d like to take a moment to consider why Kageyama Yuu kei decided against attending university. He attended a high
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Did the perpetrator who tried to kill Takashi Tachibana have a delusion that he drove the politician to suicide?
Recently, I’ve been experiencing a whirlwind of emotions after seeing news about Takashi Tachibana. Especially when I think about the delusions held by the person who targeted him and the underlying mental
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I’ve noticed in shows like Conan that there are scenes where a character is in a bathtub, submerged in water with only one arm out, and they cut their wrist, leading to a dramatic outcome. Why do they choose to do this in a bathtub? Is it because the
Recently, I’ve noticed a lot of posts on social media praising Takano Kenichi, the suspect who allegedly murdered Mogami Ai. Some people are saying things like “Well done” or “He got what he deserved,” and I question whether they truly believe that. Murder is a crime that cannot be justified, regardless of the circumstances. Saying things like
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Can you tell me about Ai Mogami? I didn’t know about her until the incident happened, but was she a famous streamer? Also, does posing with her hand on her cheek have any special meaning?
Reflecting on the question about Ai Mogami, I realized that I only became aware of her name after
Reader’s Question:
Did the perpetrator who targeted Takashi Tachibana have a delusion that he drove a politician to suicide?
Hello! Recently, I’ve been seeing news about Takashi Tachibana, and it’s made me reflect on some complex issues. The story about the perpetrator having delusions that Tachibana pushed a politician to suicide is quite intricate, isn’t it? As
