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Sweets and sushi for Dream 🍨
#ffxiv #foodposting
A sketch of various sweets (tri color dango, multi scoop ice cream, and macarons) and dragon roll sushi.
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and i think all people that are playing ZA can agree

the music FUCKS
Everyone say sorry to Oblivion's tutorial
I became more active on it again and fell into the disgusting pit of negativity. I had to call it quits bc it was actually becoming depressing o(-(

I really do miss my Bayo mutuals but it's all terrible there 😫Everyone is out for each other's throats on that damn site
Z//A spoilers
Not sure if I'm a fan of his design rn
Hoping I can get to the part where I can change hairstyles and colors soon
oh man i forgot how you can't even scroll on shitter for 5 seconds without seeing racism, homophobia, transphobia or any other fucked up shit and people are cheering it on. Like I'm not even looking for it.

Actually insane.
Transphobia ⚠️

These people are actually embarrassing
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Healthcare was the other bright factor but now the GOP has destroyed it.
Tweet from Bryce Greene reads: “Knew the economy was bad and fake but this is really just insane.” Below is a tweet from spike with the headline: “Without data centers, GDP growth was 0.1% in the first half of 2025, Harvard economist says.”
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How fiendishly delightful! 🎃

All Saints' Wake returns to FFXIV on Friday, October 17! 🦇 sqex.to/nhS63
Concept artwork for Final Fantasy 14's All Saints' Wake 2025 seasonal event. The artwork features several characters posed ready for battle with their weapons drawn towards a mandragora wearing a jack-o-lantern head and witch's hat in front of a spooky forest under a full moon. From left to right, a Tonawawta with short light gray hair in sleeveless red attire; a Tonawawta with short dark gray hair wearing a blue jacket and orange scarf; a Shetona with short dark hair and glasses wielding a bow; a Hhetsarro with dark hair holding a shield with red patterns; and a Mamool Ja holding her hands near her mouth.
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i was asked to repost this one too #ffxiv
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Bizarre thing about “Japan-lovers” as observed by a Japan content creator

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As a content creator who focuses on showcasing how the Japanese media criticizes problems in Japan, I have noticed a bizarre trend among a subset of my viewers. This subset of viewers simply cannot comprehend the idea that it’s possible for Japanese people to criticize Japan. They are so trapped by the “Japan vs foreigner” paradigm that they just cannot accept that criticism of Japan can stem from Japanese sources. They completely dismiss the Japanese sources I cite since they have no way of interacting with Japanese sources that are critical of Japan. In their worldview, all criticism of Japan must stem from foreigner perspectives that misrepresent Japanese culture; you cannot have a meaningful discussion with them about Japanese criticism of Japan since their mind simply cannot bend that way.

While I can just dismiss these viewers as delusional weebs, I see these viewers as representative of some deeper problems in how Japan is perceived in Western circles. 1) “Don’t judge Japan with Western standards”

Some Westerners think Japan cannot be judged by Western standards and assume that all attempts to measure Japan in Western standards are foreigners misunderstanding Japan. While I understand that Westerners want to be open-minded to other cultures and refrain from judging other cultures with Western standards, this mentality itself is a Western bias. If you watch enough Japanese media, you’d notice that the Japanese media uses Western standards to judge Japan all the time. In fact, Japan in general judges itself with Western standards all the time. You can see an example of this in my video “Japanese Women Speak Out About Their Reality”, which is about the Japanese media criticizing Japan for lagging behind in global gender equality metrics. Many viewers were outraged by this video since it uses a Western standard of gender equality to judge Japan. However, what they neglect is that this is literally Japan using a Western standard to judge itself, so it’s actually an authentic Japanese perspective.  

If your interpretation of Japan is free of any Western standard, then your interpretation of Japan would just completely differ from Japan’s interpretation of Japan. Your interpretation would only make sense to other Westerners who share your Western mentality of “I must not impose Western standards on other cultures.” 2) “It’s a feature, not a bug”

Since my content discusses many problems in Japan as discussed in the Japanese media, I always get comments from Japan-lovers who try to rationalize the problems as beautiful unique features of Japanese culture. Even as real Japanese people criticize these problems as problems, Japan-lovers insist on seeing them as beautiful unique features that don’t need to be criticized. Some of these Japan-lovers would even accuse those who criticize the problems as “not understanding Japanese culture,” despite the fact that I’m literally citing Japanese sources that criticize the problems. To these Japan-lovers, any criticism of Japan necessarily stems from an imperfect understanding of Japanese culture, even if the criticism is literally made by real Japanese people. This makes you wonder, why can’t real Japanese people just love Japan as much as these Japan-lovers? Why do real Japanese people keep complaining about these beautiful unique features of Japanese culture? Maybe Japan-lovers should open classes to teach real Japanese people about how to achieve an accurate understanding of Japanese culture.

The most notorious examples of this can be found in the comment section of my video “Dark Reality of Life in Rural Japan”. The video is about Japanese people complaining about how suffocating and xenophobic rural communities in Japan can be. Despite seeing real Japanese people complaining about this problem, many Japan-lovers kindly pointed out that these are simply misunderstandings of Japanese culture; if these real Japanese people understood Japanese culture as well as these Japan-lovers, they would not have these problems in rural Japan. Obviously, seeing real Japanese people complaining about a problem in Japan and immediately rushing to the conclusion that the criticism is due to not understanding Japanese culture doesn't make any sense. What this reflects is that many Japan-loving Westerners genuinely cannot comprehend the idea that criticism of Japan can stem from authentic Japanese perspectives and voices. They just don't know how to interpret the information my channel outputs, so they end up reacting in a way that makes no sense. This obviously reflects many deeper problems in Western representations and understanding of Japan, and I look forward to your explanations =)

P.S.  My Patreon has all my writings AND many more videos than my YouTube channel! You can join fore free!
https://www.patreon.com/JapanMediaReview
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Colossally bad timing for BlueSky to brag when you’re under fire for banning progressive accounts.
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fix your moderation, get a new ceo, and stop banning trans and black people for criticizing you.