kaki 垣谷 @kakisaura.bsky.social @kakisaura

cat lady 龴ↀ◡ↀ龴 ffxiv - Kaki Saura 死 Joined September 2009

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飯島優花 @Gingagai_pismis

10 months ago

✌🏻😸🎶 #silenthillf #サイレントヒルf #サイレントヒル

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Art-Eater ➡️⬇️↘️🐲👊 @Richmond_Lee

2 years ago

On a related note, I think Asian countries probably have much higher than average rates of autism, but 1. We dont test for it as much 2. Our cultures put a premium on "reading the room" so "masking" is a widely and deeply engrained skill, making diagnosis harder

Art-Eater ➡️⬇️↘️🐲👊 @Richmond_Lee

2 years ago

Laios is good rep cos he authentically embodies traits that put him on the spectrum, not cos the author was aiming for good rep, but cos she thought those traits made for a good character. So he's not defined by a condition/label, he just happens to fit it (like people irl!)

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Punch Cat @PunchingCat

2 years ago

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kaki 垣谷 @kakisaura.bsky.social @kakisaura

2 years ago

@ramkhza Pruu prru

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Punch Cat @PunchingCat

2 years ago

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Art-Eater ➡️⬇️↘️🐲👊 @Richmond_Lee

2 years ago

Context: Nobuo Uematsu has no formal music training. Taught himself to play piano as a kid. Was in various amateur bands. He was working in a music rental shop (that's a thing in Japan!) when he first stated composing for Squaresoft at what he assumed would just be a side gig!

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rx-7 fc3s @ramkhza

3 years ago

Remember Emil from Nier Replicant? This is him now

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kaki 垣谷 @kakisaura.bsky.social @kakisaura

3 years ago

@sleeplesschaos @ramkhza rafa fala do meu teclado que fazia tec tec tec, mas tinha um arcade pior que meu tec tec 😭 o meu atual é brown também, mas eu gostava do meu azulzinho, acho que dos azuis, aquela marca era a mais barulhenta 🤔

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Unseen Japan @UnseenJapanSite

4 years ago

In the early 20th century, Japan had urged the poorer segments of its rural population to leave their homes for Brazil. But in the 1980s, faced with labor shortages at home, it remembered its millions of prodigal sons and daughters living there and worked to woo them back.