No it's okay

It's okay

It's okay

It's okay. Thank you for the translations as always.

大丈夫だぞ！ Dont mind. Watame is more important

There's an art student named Suzuhara Lulu, check her out. Her voice is very kind and caring.

@@prosaic.7944 Holy shit, of course, Lulu. I know her well enough, she just hasn't come to my mind when I wrote the comment. But yeah, she has an incredibly calm and serene voice, and I... actually think she might not even able to scream? I also have a deep respect for her since one of her quotes is what stuck with me the most since I discovered Vtubers these past few months, which was something on the lines of "For me playing videogames is a reward". It sounds pretty corny, but for people like me (us?) who were born in a first-world country, being able to play whenever I wanted since I was a child, always taking it for granted, I think it represents something to keep constantly in mind. I know it's mostly a meme, but even if people consider her to be stupid, I think that kind of philosophy displays a level of wisdom and levelheadedness not very common for people her age.

Same

@@LuckeeStrikee FINALLY something about lulu that is not eldritch god

Membersheep for life

Yeah not regretted falling this hole in fact I'm happy to fell this hole

okayu dont know her parents and noel came from poor family, now watame added to the list

Well if Im not mistaken Rushia has quite a functional family to say the least. Dunno bout the others but would love to

We have a wide cast of girls who have all ended up in Hololive. And as much of a headache most of them give to their higher ups, they still appreciate the girls and treat them with respect.

I wouldn't say most, but it's a big cast that filters for a certain disposition. A few are bound to have these sorts of stories. Coming from a loving and stable family myself I can't relate well to her pain, but it's obvious this was very hard on her and that she made some peace with it. I'm glad she's finding happiness, and that we can be part of it.

What’s with the “or not” at the end?

@@FA1ALERR0R yeah idk what's up with that, he probably meant To keep it vague. But honestly, i dont think he meant anything by it, social awkwardness is a thing for some people, me included to an extent.

Watame has an older brother

I recently made some content about it somewhere. I use the butterfly effect (in chaos theory) to explain why regret is a lie and mistakes are unique lessons that shape you into who you are now When we regret things, we create a random (false) connection between one individual decision in the past and our current situation, like saying yes instead of no would have made everything perfect, when in reality there are a million little decisions and interactions that feed off of each other, and the particular route that we each take gives us the unique perspective we have on things Like, learning what not to do is often way more valuable than learning what to do, coz that usually only works out when nothing goes wrong (which it often does). It's what interesting storytelling is all about

i doubt he is, that type of men has little remorse on his responsibility. probably doing another woman out there

@@lqfr8813 he belongs to tha street

He was young and unable to provide for a child, if you don't feel confident in your abilty to be a parent, you shouldn't try to be one. There is a lot of stuff that comes with having a child, and we don't know his full reasons, and we know very little of the circumstances, so I think you are being a little bit unfair by just making a snap judgement like that. There is always a case where a child would do better being raised in an orphanage or foster home than with biological parents who are unable to care for them. For some being raised in an orphanage or with foster families is a happy childhood, while being raised by one;s biological parents is a childhood of hell on earth. Is it responsible to raise a child if you cannot provide for them? if you cannot care for them? what if its going to destroy your life to raise them? what if you are likely to naglect or otherwise abuse them? Just because you've made a baby doesn;t exactly mean you are the most fit to have the baby in your custody. For such a ssituation, it might be better for both paent and child to place the child in a hime that can at least provide for them on a basic level, than it would be to keep the child when you cannot provide even that to them. In such a case, it's not irresponsible, but responsible to do so.

I am willing to bet he is alone somewhere and is wishing that he had someone with him. Well jokes on you asshole...

@@EVERYVERSER You do not make a baby in the first place if you can't provide anything to them. Saying "I'd rather send my child to an orphanage" IN FRONT of your child is shitty behaviour and shows you do not care about them. Man straight up said "just send her to an orphanage, I don't care" instead of discussing with the mother in private and then discussing something like that together with the child which shows that he didn't think it was necessary and didn't think it would be mentally damaging for the child to hear something like that from her own FATHER FFS. You can justify him all you want but the truth is he is not a good parent nor is he a responsible one....

Most adults are irresponsible, don't let them fool you, and this is coming from an honest irresponsible adult.

That's why parenting is so important, both to build character & set a good example, it's largely overlooked in education and by adults and then there's a chain of bad influence (to gravely oversimplify things) A personal note: don't think of LOVE as the answer to whether you should marry someone or not, love is a high that can lead to bad decisions & can wear off over time. A good marriage is about commitment & compatibility, things that it seems most couples don't discuss until after they're married unfortunately :/

Sometimes life just happens to you outside of your control. You do with that the best that you can, but sometimes it is not enough. Especially if you are inexperienced, which lets face it; most of us are in most things until it has already happened. That does not go away no matter how old you get.

Hey i just wanna talk to him

She's reading SuperChats that she had gotten throughout the stream so it was probably from much earlier. I didn't catch when it happened, but I think it actually wasn't in Russian and just used the Russian alphabet to type in English from what I can gather.