"Hikikomori" is a social condition prevalent in Japan, where young people, unable to cope with social and academic pressures, shut themselves in their rooms for months, even years on end. Yasuo Yamamoto hasn’t emerged in almost a year. Yet even as his condition worsens, someone still cares for him…
I find the social phenomenon of hikikomori very interesting, as it’s an extreme form of escaping to the world of dreams, “living in dreams and never coming out.” Escapism in general is interesting to explore for my project, as it is a sign of dissatisfaction with reality, and can be approached in many different ways, positive and negative. Reading books, taking drugs, jumping out of planes, staying in your room for decades.
Lets keep reblogging this…..She needs to be home with her family…
SIGNAL BOOST!!!!
COMPLIMENTS THAT AREN’T ABOUT PHYSICAL APPEARANCE 1) You’re empowering. 2) I like your voice. 3) You’re strong. 4) I think your ideas/beliefs matter. 5) I’m so happy you exist. 6) More people should be listening to what you have to say. 7) You’re a very warm hearted person. 8) It’s nice seeing such kindness. 9) You’re very down to earth. 10) You have a beautiful soul. 11) You inspire me to become a better person. 12) Our conversations bring me a lot of joy. 13) It’s good to see someone care so much. 14) You’re so understanding. 15) You matter a lot to me. 16) You’re important even if you don’t think so. 17) You’re intelligent. 18) Your passion is contagious. 19) Your confidence is refreshing. 20) You restore my faith in humanity. 21) You’re great at being creative. 22) You’re so talented at ____. 23) I don’t get tired of you the way I get tired of other people. 24) You have great taste in ___. 25) I’m happy I stayed alive long enough to meet you. 26) I wish more people were like you. 27) You’re so good at loving people.
(via floranymph)
Isn’t it weird how we basically have an endless mental conversation with ourselves?
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