/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>26938902
That was incredibly funny yes.

I'm still finishing up that stream but pretty neat to see there's someone in there translating for her and it's cute to see her also trying to express herself in english from time to time.

Good time to be a Lunaito for everyone.

Just finished Luna's Interstellar watch along. Would that I could've caught it live. She really enjoyed it and she was endeared to TARS.

Today has been real good.

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>>25768417
Yeah she did. Luna's neck is fine, although getting it checked made her extremely anxious. She described having an MRI for the first time (too loud, too long) and thought about all of the bad outcomes that could happen to her while waiting for the results. Among other things she thought she was going to have to stop streaming. She became sniffly telling her listeners that she didn't want to have to say goodbye yet. She felt like she was going to die until result came back negative, which brought her real relief.

Her right wrist is another story. She's pretty much out of commission for at least three weeks lest her condition worsens. Someone noted exactly what it is but it was some form of severe inflammation; the name isn't coming to me right now. Holding a controller / pressing buttons is fine, but playing the piano is obviously very difficult now. Her wrist is currently heavily braced -- if you watched her fail at bowling against PPT the other day, now you know why.

She apparently has to take extremely bad tasting medicine to manage the pain, and the reason she isn't being more public about her condition is to not appear weak and worry others. Otherwise, she's doing fine.

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