The difficulty in lying is that you have to keep it up forever.
If you tell people that in 2024 you were a 16 year old Japanese high school student, started posting essays on social media on Japanese politics and nationalism but only posted them in English at 3am, then went out to meet strangers from the internet in a park, you would have to maintain that lie forever because autistic people like me will keep all that information.
Then as your social media presence builds and you start to make an income, you can't come forward and tell the truth because you might lose many of your supporters. Especially if it comes to light that you're not actually an ethnically Japanese person who was born and raised in Japan as previously claimed.
If you've told one lie, what else have you lied about?
When you have a large audience that genuinely believes what you post, you have some responsibility to think about what that audience might do with that information.
If this continues escalating, I don’t think it’s unreasonable to worry that eventually someone could get physically hurt.
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"I am a foreigner. I am a model, a cosplayer and a streamer. Very stable job. I do not understand why I got rejected today from 5 apartments."
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>gay marriage still illegal
>service legally allowed to be refused, any reason
>male only imperial succession law takes effect today
Japan is going to be fine.
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Anime was a mistake
This is why Japan has women only trains. To keep these mutants away.
Yes they do.
In fact, Japanese women prefer a smelly Indian man with very poor personal hygiene. That's why Japan is also known as 'Little Hindustan' all around the world. If anyone disagrees, they're probably a lower caste saar.
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I’ve been away at a couple of big international tournaments over the past few weeks helping players with their mindset, and it still amazes me how many pros neglect this side of their game.
The amount of negative self-talk, even when joking, and the number of players who struggle to control their emotions still staggers me.
Some of it comes down to not being taught the tools to manage these things, but at this level, you have to take responsibility for yourself.
Too many players tie their identity to their win-loss record. They lose perspective and let a bad result dictate how they feel about themselves.
For me, a big part of coaching is helping players understand that their results don’t define them. What matters is how they approach today, how they respond to challenges and what they do with what’s in front of them.
You can’t change yesterday or control tomorrow. You can only control what you do today.
Here’s my latest book of you need help or know someone who does
mybook.to/master-flow
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It would have been safer for him to join a Pakistani rape gang

































