Going anywhere in the US at all is a bad idea,but more so Commiefornia.

They're one gender reveal party short of setting themselves on a fire that'll burn away all the laws that support the worst things imaginable.

But at least the music is saved online so these two can continue to share the good music safely in the not that much better off Japan.

I'm so happy that you uploaded this !!!! they're so cute :3333

also you just get killed in america

Think of all the things that we learned
for the people who are
still alive

Going anywhere in the US at all is a bad idea,but more so Commiefornia.

They're one gender reveal party short of setting themselves on a fire that'll burn away all the laws that support the worst things imaginable.

oh god. the dark times of 2020....

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thnx for pointing this out....I hate it....

I for one would have no interest in moving to Los Angeles. I often feel like the Japanese have an inferiority complex about the US--like the way so often when someone has an apparently incurable disease in a manga, and then when the risky treatment comes up, it's from America--either they have to go there to get the treatment (and it never mentions the previously well off family now being on the run from Yakuza loansharks) or some brilliant young surgeon learned about it in America and has come back with it. Really I don't think Japanese medical technology is behind North American medical technology, but it's never just some hotshot from the University of Tokyo, the American mystique demands it.

Of course, if your thing is rock music, I guess the US is genuinely the place. Not to, like, make it big because nobody does any more, but at least to experience ambience, go to cool clubs or what. LA might be a good place for that, I guess? I don't know what cities are happening these days. Austin?

I know. I feel like going to Canada would've been better, or Germany. Or somewhere else. I'm American and I would never step foot in the disaster known as California. Hell, no.

last edited at Jun 20, 2023 4:20PM

Aya, you fool. Just move with her. You can get married in California, you know? It's the state least likely to strike same sex marriage from the Book. Unlike Japan having ONE district that gives civil union licenses smh

That's kinda rad. I DIDN'T KNOW they even gave licenses in Japan yet. DANG. How much of a flex would that be? "Oh me and my wife? We married in Japan to show our support."

last edited at Jun 20, 2023 4:23PM

Uncle! You have GOOD taste! Yes, I approve!
Heck ya!

last edited at Jun 20, 2023 4:25PM

Aya, you fool. Just move with her. You can get married in California, you know? It's the state least likely to strike same sex marriage from the Book. Unlike Japan having ONE district that gives civil union licenses smh

That's kinda rad. I DIDN'T KNOW they even gave licenses in Japan yet. DANG. How much of a flex would that be? "Oh me and my wife? We married in Japan to show our support."

Japan is at the stage where most people are fine with the idea of gay marriage in theory as long as it's happening somewhere it won't disturb people's sense of normalcy too much. So, for the moment, it's stuck in a few test districts

It's probably still one of the most progressive countries in Asia for even doing that much, honestly

last edited at Jun 21, 2023 9:11PM

"a few districts" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recognition_of_same-sex_unions_in_Japan#/media/File:Japanese_municipalities_with_partnership_certificates.png

"most progressive in Asia" https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-54743789

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most progressive countries in Asia

Uhhh, they are extremely regressive about trans people and immigrants, but good on them for the partnerships I suppose...

last edited at Jun 21, 2023 5:32PM

It's going to be funny when/if a country like Sri Lanka will get gay marriage before Japan. Or it might not but they are talking about it now.

Also what "somewhat supports" means might be very different among different people, but at least by one poll over half of India is now, at least, not on the opposes side of gay marriage
https://www.thepinknews.com/2023/06/20/india-same-sex-marriage-support-lgbtq/

last edited at Jun 21, 2023 5:57PM

most progressive countries in Asia

Uhhh, they are extremely regressive about trans people and immigrants, but good on them for the partnerships I suppose...

Yes, that was a relative statement to show how bad Asia is in general is about this sort of thing

"most progressive in Asia" >https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-54743789

I said "one of the most" actually. That doesn't exclude Taiwan

last edited at Jun 21, 2023 9:17PM

The latest was updated not even 3 hours ago, y'all don't sleep this is crazy

The latest was updated not even 3 hours ago, y'all don't sleep this is crazy

In my timezone, she posts around 8/9 AM so it's not like I don't sleep.

And this one wasn't that complicated to do.

Thank you so much for the stunningly quick turnaround on this.

Joe is the best I love him

Does Mitsuki have any parents. I feel like there was never any mention of them so far.
Also, Joe staying for his niece is nice and all but at the same time... Kind of an odd choice there.

I think Mitsuki's parents might be alive but neglectful/ involved in something that's why he couldn't take her with him maybe? Cause he's not her legal guardian? Not sure.
When is Aya going to realize she's in love? Lol, it's time haha

It's joever

It's joever

Aya can’t believe you went there… it’s in-Mitsuki-able

last edited at Jun 25, 2023 7:39AM

So, does Kanna want to get Mitsuki to move so that Joe will have a reason to go? Also short hair Kanna lookin good.

Oof, Sad Dad Joe is sad. :-( My guess is that the reason he didn't want to leave Mitsuki behind was because her birth parents are either dead (and he didn't want to leave her in an orphanage or a foster home) or because he knew his sibling and their spouse are shitty parents (and wanted Mitsuki to at least have a good childhood).

So uncle Joe really is the only family Mitsuki has. Poor girl :⁠'⁠(