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it's a bit hard to believe but i'll try

watte says

hmm, yeah, i think it's cool how strong niche fandoms can just hold me in a grip. but the downside is, i cannot love popular things just as strongly, resulting in my art being poorly recognized. i thought about whether i want to be popular or just an obscure fan of obscure media. i chose the second option. kinda easier to be happy in a long-run if i don't get spoiled by big numbers and radiate love towards a thing from the very core of my soul at the same time. although it may burn a bit weaker because i feel alone.

Bugbo Teapot the 2th is being thoroughly brewed with Dian Hong

i suppose i felt a god suddenly appear yesterday and it made me feel really thankful so i started taking a lot of photos. the sky was clear but i heard a thunder.

i might be illiterate in that regard, but is it morally okay to film minors as main characters in movies with a rating higher than their own age? is it legal? did the critics raise the same question back in the day, when the movie was fresh? welp, every time i remember this randomly i keep on wondering. the same questions all over. a pretty solid mystery, to the say the least. i won't do the research on my own though..... too lazy for that....

consider watching native speaking youtubers. the best way to learn a language is become used to hearing it. surround yourself with content in language that you want to learn. i initially learned english through western entertainment content, and recently i started doing that with japanese too. subreddit.

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small teapots like this are made for brewing small amounts of fresh, strong tea for guest tea parties, a tradition dating back to medieval china. since the spirit of bugbo is sealed within the teapot, the first tea to be brewed was english breakfast.