Wabyo is 'a mental disorder notably seen in Japanese people, where one becomes obsessed with invisible "harmony" (bonds, unity, solidarity, trust), perceives anything that disrupts it as evil, and loses the ability to think—resulting in a state of suspension of thought.'
In a word, it seems to be a unique form of peer pressure, but I believe each instance has its own underlying motive.
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※Sliding door (turning point in life): seemingly inconsequential moments that alter the trajectory of future events.
Looking back now, studying abroad, which I decided to do myself, was fun and I worked incredibly hard, but I feel that the education I received in Japan, up to junior high school, was sufficient.
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I've realized something over time.
My roller coaster is going down. At this time, I was in the front row, losing my creative direction. Voices from those around me faded. It's been a long descent.
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I like concepts like paradoxes and contradictions. For example, a sign that says "Distracted Driving Danger!" which you can only see if you are distracted driving, makes me smirk.
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