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I want to have a smart wife like Hinata.

>I have recently noticed that I instantly forget things that happen to me which are at the 60% level of being bad, but I don't forget and remember things that are at the 80% level of being bad.

>This is because when these 80% level bad things happen, I don't know what to do, I cry a lot at home, and I always try to make it better at least once.

>I don't know if it's because of that, but people I haven't seen in a while always say to me, "You've changed. You've grown up."

>Ever since I was a child, I have been, at best, very conscious and, at worst, unbelievably stubborn. I had to challenge myself to do what I was interested in, and that goes for both performing arts and learning.

>People are sparkling when they are doing what they want to do, and that sparkle is probably dazzling and depressing to others. That is why I was often told by the kids around me that "Hinata-chan is sneaky, even though she doesn't make an effort."

>Looking back on it now, I think I made a lot of effort in the past, but at the time, learning and working were things I wanted to do. So even if I was told I wasn't making an effort, it didn't really bother me, perhaps because my interest in what I wanted to do was stronger than my interest in the people around me.

>But after reading this work, I realized that someone might still remember me that way, and when I see them on social networking sites sometimes, I feel strange that I can't remember who they are but they remember who I am.

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