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#平和憲法を守る0310
コの音を連続させることで口の形を想起させる歌を詠みました。憲法を守れ！！広がれ連帯の輪！
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黙らない。国会前を行進すデモのコールに呼応する声
黙らない。国会前を行進すデモのコールに呼応する声
#平和憲法を守る0310
コの音を連続させることで口の形を想起させる歌を詠みました。憲法を守れ！！広がれ連帯の輪！
あしのうら からかみげまで このすべて わたしがきめる わたしのからだ
足の裏から髪毛までこのすべて私が決める私の身体
#国際女性デー
#ウィメンズマーチ東京2026
#短歌
The cool thing about identifying only as one of the two it is that it opens you up to the possibility of others thinking you're weird about trans people in one way or another.
Might start identifying as both bisexual and pansexual at the same time, to both sow and avoid confusion.
Oh maybe yeah!
Talking about how I feel so old and frail now that I'm 28 so my friends who are in their 30s and 40s feel less alone about their predicament ❤️
Piracy discourse has me reminded of the time the Dutch film industry tried suing the government for 1.2 billion euro in "lost revenue" from piracy, and half the country's first response was "I don't think I've ever illegally downloaded a *Dutch* movie..."
Weird question but does anyone know of a spot in Tokyo that has a bunch of Takaichi posters next to each other?
They have a lot!
"Japan urged Iran on Monday to exercise restraint in phone talks between their foreign ministers amid the Middle Eastern country's escalating military clash with the United States and Israel."
Yeah. The Gender & Sexuality Center.
"Nago Mayor Taketoyo Toguchi lodged a protest with the central government on Monday after a U.S. military helicopter made an emergency landing on a baseball field while a youth team was practicing, demanding that U.S. forces stop flying over residential areas or near schools."
Still feels so cool, seeing my writing displayed on a shelf, available for everyone to read.
The one time a horoscope turned out crazily true for me was when Jetix Magazine or something like it told 10(?)-year-old me that "kids near you will try to re-enact Jackass. Sit back and watch from a safe distance without joining."
Officially 6 months left on my visa 🥲
idk lol I low-key regret sending the message hahaha. I bet she doesn't even remember me.
Just gave in to my impulsive thoughts and sent こんばんわ to some girl I met on the Yamanote 2.5 years ago while riding home at 5AM and whom I've had saved in my LINE contacts as "[first name] (Yamanote)" ever since but never really ended up chatting with.
fondly remember how all the girls in the circle would use "-kun" when referring to me, while the one guy in the circle used "-san" for me lol.
Kind of hate how my Japanese was so shit back in 2018, I didn't end up forming any strong connections with the other members of my circle at Toyama University. They were nice, and I would've loved to have gotten to know them better...
If you're going to use footnotes instead of author-date citations, please, I beg you... put the footnotes at the bottom of the respective page and *not* in a list, 5 chapters and 250 fucking pages away, in the back of your book.
They're called footnotes for a reason.
"Kurdish residents of northeast Syria warned Iran's Kurds against aligning with the U.S. to fight the Iranian government, citing their own experience in Syria in recent months as evidence their Iranian counterparts would be 'abandoned.'"
【タイ】トランスジェンダーの性別変更、法的に認めず出生時割当のまま
「外国人がタイに対して抱く寛容なイメージと、当事者の実際の生活には乖離がある」
www.jiji.com/jc/article?k...
Rabobank on the unfolding worst case scenario:
Thinking about that time when I mistakenly used "我が国" to refer to Japan, back when I was still a cute little undergrad, because I encountered it so often in texts I had started to think of it as a fancier synonym for "日本."
Kyodo poll: "Over 85 percent of respondents were concerned about the impact that the escalating conflict in the Middle East will have on their lives in Japan, with the approval rating for Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Cabinet dipping to 64.1 percent"
Iran's government is more hardline, its people are poorer and more isolated, the region's on fire, and the global economy feels like its about to go into shock
If you want to know why people wanted to avoid war with Iran for so long, you're finding out in real time
The conversation surrounding nuclear energy shouldn't be about whether to do it or not, but about how to ensure it's done safely, if you ask me.
"South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Monday that authorities would cap domestic fuel prices for the first time in nearly 30 years to contain a spike in prices after the conflict in the Middle East sent global crude prices sharply higher."
How long will Takaichi be able to continue condemning only Iran in this war?
I don't imagine she cares much about Iranian civilians or international law, but if Israel and the US continue their assault, the Japanese economy could be in grave danger, and she definitely cares about that.
