Appreciation Saki, what's happening? (3 Viewers)

[Michael]

I wonder. Maybe she was bored, but I also think on depression. @Moguri @OnlyCalB @MK3AMisSleepy @RandAlThor @seoriverse @Bookworm @Erika_Jonsdottir @Tsukino @sassysasa @YouChanTheSheep @Jungwonie @Pirioca @sunflower

一生引きこもってたーーーーーいな
Translated from Japanese by Google
I was withdrawn for the rest of my life
Translated from Japanese by ChatGPT
I wish I could stay indoors for my whole life

 

[Jungwonie]

depressed? :((

 

[MK3AM]

:((

 

[Michael]

depressed? :((

:((

I hope for depression to not be the case.

 

[Pirioca]

I wish I could stay indoors for my whole life.

An that's the slightly alarming part of her message. Because many people in Japan already live in isolation. There's even a name for them: Hikikomori.

 

[RandAlThor]

aww hope she can feel better.

 

[Michael]

An that's the slightly alarming part of her message. Because many people in Japan already live in isolation. There's even a name for them: Hikikomori.

Interesting. A cultural state of things? Or general depression?

aww hope she can feel better.

Me too.

 

[Pirioca]

Interesting. A cultural state of things? Or general depression?

Hikikomori, the Japanese phenomenon of extreme social isolation is going global

The walls can hide many secrets. Image credits: Valentina Locatelli. Loneliness is a big issue in Japanese society -- and not only there. Especially among

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There is no underlying mental condition triggering this phenomenon (this is actually an important aspect in defining hikikomori), but it's not entirely clear if this is a mental condition in itself or only an extreme form of behavior. To make matters even worse, the resulting social isolation, which is often coupled with shame or guilt coming from the family, are all barriers in identifying and characterizing these individuals.

 

[OnlyCalB]

Awww. Bless her, I hope she's okay.

 

[Michael]

Awww. Bless her, I hope she's okay.

I think she is, more or less. She doesn't really look depressed. It's maybe this isolation thing that's sticking to her which is not good, but preferable to depression.

 

[Pirioca]

I think she is, more or less. She doesn't really look depressed. It's maybe this isolation thing that's sticking to her which is not good, but preferable to depression.

She posted a message like that one before? Maybe she had just a bad day.

 

[Michael]

She posted a message like that before? Maybe she just had a bad day.

I don't remember; but I have brought my attention to twitter since recently, so I don't really know. I am mostly robbing some time from other things to post some cute jpop stuff on the Japan section, and I possibly will stop doing it anytime.

Yes, she could have had a bad day.