Munchausen Syndrome.
So there is a term for faking sickness. Which doesn't mean that this isn't sickness per se after all. It is sickness, faking sickness.
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I have learned something from Voice's 6th episode. That having regular interactions with people isn't a justifying proof of having a good relationship with them.
Before, I have always regarded myself worthless for not making enough effort to catch up with people I know and I care about. But, now I know that I could still show I care for them by "not" caring.
This is why I love Japanese dramas. You know they are made to generate income and high ratings for television networks that want you to participate in a capitalistic, globalized world. You know they are formulaic, like other countries' shows - designed to be tearjerkers or laughtrips, or both. But at the end of the day, they make you realize something. Something vital and yet most of us don't notice, or have forgotten.
Realizations through randomness, more randomness, and, pretty boys.

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Uta no Oniisan. Love it. Much. So much, it hurts.
Why does it have to end?!
I never expected to like Uta no Oniisan. Because it's about a children's show. You know, where people sing and dance with animals and wear costumes of animals and plants and whatever else could be made mascot of?
Figured out I should watch it because of Ohno Satoshi, Arashi's leader.
It isn't all about Ohno now. The scriptwriter's a genius. I have a great deal of respect now with nursery rhymes of all kinds; from different parts of the world.
But, I hate Kenta's ex-girlfriend. Grr..
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My emo week is over. Yatta~?
LOL.
Elia and I compelled Roman-s to give us flowers. And whaddyaknow? He did~!!
*Iba na talaga 'pag kumikita na nang sariling pera.*
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I don't really like flowers. They can't be eaten, nor re-sold... What's their point right?
But I have a favorite flower. The tulip. I have decided on this since before, as I have been bugged what my favorite flower was often. And I like the tulip just for the sole reason that my Kindergarten II section is Tulip. XD
People think all XX bearers love flowers. Haha.
But then again, I wonder if they aren't wrong?
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I like the shakuhachi. I love aerophones. I adore most things Japanese.
No wonder... 

Our ultra cool MuL 13 professor doesn't require us to watch anything. If we want to watch something, or have been required in other subjects to, we could write a reaction paper on it and pass it to him, given that we relate it to stuff we learned from our class (World Music Cultures).
I attended a koto concert by Fukada Chieko last night. She's big on the koto business.
What appealed to me the most however, was Mr. Sakamoto and his shakuhachi.
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