#redbittenapple

@redbittenapple

Sorry to ask but, sometime they show these flashes on top of them, like they’re happy or something, I click on them but nothing happens…am I doing something wrong? /:

Nope, they don’t mean anything! Just that they’re being loud and happy! In Japan, those are comical symbols for being loud. So if someone is laughing or calling for someone or a group of people are chatting, they usually put those symbols around them to show that they’re being loud.

So it’s just a design effect, nothing else. :>

@redbittenapple

Hello!, and thank you again!, so this is what I get every time I try to get my reward D:

That’s weird, there’s no button… But it does say “Get rewards” at the bottom. Have you tried clicking on アイテムを受け取る?

Also, have you already downloaded the game?

Thank you so much!! 😊🎂

You get the rewards once you finish the tutorial, did you follow the tutorial step by step? If you managed to login and get a QR code, followed by the “accept terms” (green check-mark) part, it should work.

Could you send me a screenshot of your game? And what you see when you attempt to login on the site? In the game, in the left corner, there are 2 icons. The gift box one should contain your rewards.

Send a screenshot of any message you get so I can read it for you.Screenshots can be sent through submissions!

Well...be prepared to very disappointed:

http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=903594

**pat your shoulders** 

my tears are dried now tho. 

Yisus, that little dance was the cutest thing ever…why they don’t want to bring the toddlers back?, whyyy? *crying in a corner*, I really do miss, as you said, that interaction between kids and their parents :/

your dad is a butt

Lol. My parents are...difficult to handle. Imagine Fugaku. Imagined? Now imagine him with OCD and remove the calm part of Fugaku. That's my father.

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Maybe you should just say it to their faces how they make “caring” so difficult and hopefully your parents will see your point and actually understand what you’re trying to do…parents eh!

That's unfortunately not a good idea since Eastern families were raised with a strong culture of filial piety; aka "respect and obey your elders unquestionably". That also means that you have no position to argue and they will always have the last word. Trust me, I tried. (and ended up fanning the flames)

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*hugs*