ItsJaaaaane (She/Her)
Hello. I’m Jane. I’m an aroace transwoman who has autism. I’ve been on E since 15/02/2022 and have never felt happier. I hope to make some new friends here :)
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201·18 hours agoWouldn’t be surprised if the Trump administration threatened Disney into ditching it.
14·18 hours agoTrump is complicit in genocide.
8·18 hours agoHe’s never cared about America. It’s always been about power and sucking up to dictators.
7·2 days agoIn the video the guy apparently was passed out, but didn’t start to breathe until the rescuers yelled at him to breathe. People in the comments are acting like the guy would’ve died had the rescuers not yelled at him to breathe.
22·6 days agoHello, thought I’d add some clarification and context as OP’s post is pretty long and difficult to read. OP is talking about this post, and is asking if the person the post is about, shinigamiookamiryuu, could be considered a troll.
It appears Shinigamiookamiryuu is known for doing controversial things across the internet on their various aliases, such as requesting a story being written of themselves and a forum member who they knew was 14 going on a date together.
https://www.deviantart.com/comments/18/2612773/4879845792
https://www.deviantart.com/comments/18/2617047/4886760940
They also downplayed Elon Musk’s Nazi salute, and compared it to Pokemon:
I didn’t, no. My friend told me that this person has an account on Lemmy but I’m not going to drop names in case it’s against the rules.
It’s the opposite, their newer art doesn’t look as good as the art that was posted 5 months ago on an account that was named after a person on DeviantArt who had a very similar style. I found another account they post art on and their most recent art looks like this, nothing like the top three.
They’re saying they changed mediums and that’s why their new art looks so different compared to their old art 5 months ago (the top 3 drawings).
I love Japan, but I will say it has its issues that often get overlooked. Workplace culture is horrific in Japan and it contributes to their high suicide rates. There’s even a word in Japanese that specifically refers to a person dying from being overworked. I know friends who immigrated to Japan, only to regret it because they saw for themselves just how harsh the workplace culture was. Japanese people have no time for their family. Something must change or this problem is going to get worse but given it’s a highly conservative culture I’m not sure it’s going to see changes anytime soon.