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Neon Genesis Phijkchu

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July 17, 2020 – Present
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Replying to legorhin #jazardly
the french are ruining their own language by letting it get corrupted with arabic slang
you can say this about so many places, famously england, toronto, hell all of english
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I’m sorry to break it to you, but the dream of having a childhood friend who also happens to be your otaku buddy and beloved sister figure is tragically out of reach for most of us. To start with the simplest truth: by the time we realize how precious that kind of relationship might be, childhood is already over. The fleeting years before we turned five—when bonds are formed on nothing more than giggles, crayons, and the absolute certainty that the world is kind—are permanently locked away in our past. Without a time machine, there is no rewinding the clock to lay the foundations of such a pure, unbreakable friendship. And no matter how much we wish it, the gentle tyranny of time remains unmoved by our hopes and regrets. Even if, by some impossible feat, you could return to your five-year-old self, you’d find yourself bound by the same relentless constraints of reality. A sister figure often implies a familial bond that simply can’t be manufactured at will, and even adoption laws in the real world can’t replicate the innocence of two toddlers toddling around together, discovering life’s smallest wonders side by side. Moreover, there’s no guarantee that your younger self—who might still be learning how to tie shoelaces—would align with the vibrant otaku culture you now cherish. Children’s interests are tender and capricious, easily shaped by environment and personal quirks that can’t be predicted nor forced.

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