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>>45673710
>I can conclude I am never doing the 9-to-5 lifestyle again.
I spent my wfh years making money pretending to work while watching hours of hololive each day but I couldn't stand it for the same reasons.

>>44240643
It's more complicated.
The issue is more that I care and have a bad habit of forgetting things because there are too many tasks in my mind.
When you watch a vtuber for a long time you will care more because of all the happy memories.

But I care about too many things, and my task list keeps exploding even outside of vtubers.
There is a way to improve this by making a list between urgent and important tasks.
Writing down things also helps remove them from your mind.

Watching vtubers singing and being playful makes me really happy.
When I question what I desire in my life I know I would never regret the time spent having fun like this.
However I may need to change my priorities in the future if I move to a different country and start my own adventure.

When I discovered vtubers it was pure insanity for a few years during the Hololive bull market, but I don't have that issue anymore after healing the source of my addiction.
Experiencing the "hidden" darkness of Hololive having control over the talents, fucking things up and seeing most of them get vaxxed also changed my perspective on vtubers to see it more as entertainment than the GFE.
It would be a big issue irl as I am sensitive to this sickness and become very sick in half an hour near an unlucky person just from shedding, but when you think that this will remain a distance relationship it doesn't matter.

To sum it up I think it's a good way to live to go all out with the things you like even if you go overboard a bit as long as it's fun.
Enjoy the present to the maximum!

Ahoy~! Yo dayo! Hi Honey <3

Welcome to Holo no Graffiti, a magical show that details the daily lives of the many fantastic talents of Hololive! It’s my pleasure to give you a tour of what Hololive has to offer.

Get excited to taste what Haachama and friends cook up with each and every installment!

“AHHAHAHA” You’ll be laughing in all directions while watching each and every episode!

You’ll be biting your yubis in anticipation to see what comes next!

Come and enjoy a variety of skits put on by the girls of Hololive, who all have their own unique quirks, charming looks, and fun personalities. Feel yourself overwhelmed by the plethora of memes, references, and shitposts packed into each short segment. Watching each Elite episode makes you feel like your tripping on a heavy dose of Asacoco, and it’s frickin amazing!

Oh, and if you think that the girls lack “depth” or “complexity”, all I have to say to you is NAAAAAAAAAA. For example, Suisei’s story is a heartwarming tale about never giving up. She spent a long time being unnoticed and was even rejected by Hololive once. But she persevered and put in the effort to rise in talent and popularity. Now she shines for thousands like a comet in the night sky. Other members like Watame and Kanata have also had obstacles in their lives that seem incredibly daunting, but they always keep their positivity and push forward. May I remind you that these idols are real people. They’re actually pretty inspirational.

Hololive is also an educational experience too. Crazy, right? I’ve learned more Japanese from watching 6 months of Hololive than 6 years of anime. I’ve been enlightened by words such as Yametekudastop and 草. I’ve also learned how to differentiate between ducks and swans, chickens and phoenixes, and a variety of other animals. Truly life changing.

Just remember, these episodes are short comedy skits, so when you see the multitude of overwhelmingly positive scores towards Holo no Graffiti, don't think that it's because there's a well thought out or deep narrative in place here. In fact, most episodes are a convoluted mess of insanity. But that's what makes it so fun. Seeing these idols just having a blast and being crazy together is a joy to watch, and if you're a fan of Vtubers or are interested in them, I'd definitely suggest giving this a try.

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And one more thing.

Make sure to go and watch the girls’ actual channels! They provide a crap ton of enjoyable content covering a variety of fields that just about anyone can enjoy. So sit back, relax, and enjoy your fall down the rabbit hole!

How can ikkikeks still exist?
Fubuki cucks sukonbu every other month by collabing with her boyfriend and we know that motherfucker is regularly watching her because he congratulate her almost as fast as Mio in chat when she got the golden Magikarp.
Matsuri has been chasing dicks for three years, she flirts with everyone who dares to come near her and the fucking loser still has to pay copious amounts of money just to talk with a handsome guy for a while. What a fucking embarrassment.
Haato straight up refuses to stream normally and always needs to have a stupid edgy twist in her streams nowadays, if she can't come up with any ideas she'll just excuse her saying she has to study or whatever
Mel spent the best years of hololive being a virtual prostitute and only came back crawling when his grandpa died because he found out her granddaughter worked showing her pubes online, still streams very sporadically and her streams are pretty bland anyways so no one cares.
Aki is straight up a failure, one of the less memorable talents cover has ever hired and she's irrelevant she had to take a break because of health problems and nobody cared, she could graduate tomorrow and no one would care, sure some anons would pretend to care but she's not Coco, give it a couple of weeks and no one would remember her.

>>/jp/?task=search&ghost=yes&search_text=spent+years+watching+hololive
a reminder that before you know it, you're wondering what happened to all that time wasted and wishing you didn't waste it

>>36445732
I'm 30 years old and have just been working mindlessly while watching hololive for the past 2 years. It's kind of sad that I spent 2 years doing nothing while watching them. I look up and I'm 30 with almost zero skills outside of my job.
>>36445737
>>36445728
Gonna keep practicing. Now I'll just have to learn how to edit
>>36445747
I belong here so you think I know Japanese either?

>>34662241
>be anon
>spend all of his weekends shitposting on some website filled with people who lie and misrepresent things intentionally "for the memes"
>talk shit about other things and people
>never get around to thinking about his own shit and his own person
>parents aren't in contact with him and they basically let him off on his own
>now he's a lonely, jaded old man who can't even understand japanese despite all the years he's spent watching weeb japanese nonsense, and he still insists on doing so with hololive

First post here. The title may be a little bit exaggerated, but please hear me out...

I've fallen into depression at a very young age. At first, it was just a generally sad feeling that persisted throughout the day. But as I grew older, my mental health was getting worse. I have been trying to overcome my depression for a long, long time. At some point I was able to get something fixed in my brain to finally start feeling better...and then December came around.

The awful events that happened during the month made me break down completely. Years of battling this illness were gone to waste. I was hopeless. Shame, guilt, anger, and sadness were filling me up. I spent every single day in tears and agony. The only thing I ever wanted was to disappear from existence and never be remembered.

I was suicidal. My mind was full of nothing but suicidal thoughts every time, but I was too much of a coward to actually end my life.

One night, I decided that I will do it.

My plan for the night was to make some tea, watch Youtube, go for a walk, and finally, jump off a bridge.

I logged into Youtube, and started searching for videos to watch. This is when I came across a short animation Eekum Bokum. I watched it. It was a well-animated fun little video, nothing really special about it. Out of curiosity, I took a look at the description and looked up the source. This is where I first saw Korone. I knew very little about vtubers, and the only one I could probably recognize would be Kizuna Ai. Seeing Korone for the first time was... confusing. "This is dumb. Why do people watch this stuff?" was my initial reaction. I couldn't understand what did people find so amazing in an anime dog that clips with her get a ton of views and likes every time. I wanted to click off the video. Yet the next thing I realized is that I have got 40+ tabs open in my browser with vtuber clips all around. Turns out there is a whole group of them, Hololive, with all sorts of vtubers speaking different languages.

I dedicated myself to watch as much content about them as possible.

There was something... cozy, comforting about watching it. It doesn't feel like I'm watching some ordinary youtube videos I was already used to. This is entirely different. It felt like all my worries have gone away. No suffering. No pain. It was bliss.

I wanted to know more about them. I wanted for that bliss to continue.

I changed my plans for the night, and stayed home to watch some more vtuber content. This turned out to be one of the longest nights I've ever had. I got hooked. No regrets about staying awake at night to watch cute anime girls do fun things.

As I kept watching Hololive, day by day, I was slowly forgetting about what I wanted to do in the beginning. Now, whenever I think about killing myself, I turn to Hololive to try to get these thoughts away. And so far, it works out well. Hope it won't turn into an addiction.

It seems like I am overreacting on this.

I don't think I should be writing this post right now. But I just really need to express my gratitude. This is what I feel.

I am still in a terrible state, but at the very least, I now have something to look forward to.

The fall down to the rabbit hole saved me from making a huge mistake. And for that, I am forever grateful.

Thank you, Hololive.

Can't wait to see what do you have in store for the future.

(Thanks to everyone who read this long ramble. Sorry for my bad English.)

I spent last 10 years watching hololive and browsing hlgg. entreat me your queries

>>30901366
Fuck the haters. Hololive was the single best thing that happened to my life after the last few shitty years. I don't regret a single minute I've spent watching these anime larping girls.
HOLOLIVE LOVE

>>27452128
I spent so many years not touching Minecraft and only started appreciating it after watching the Hololive girls