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Added 2021-12-07 10:12:35 +0000 UTCThe photo has nothing to do with the content of this post. Good evening. Some time ago, I was invited to join a mysterious community. It's not a network business! (I've been invited before. I'll talk to you sometime.) I was invited to a group message where a lot of cosplayers from outside of Japan were participating, and I pushed the "Join" button without really understanding much about it. After observing the group for a while, I found out that the condition for joining was that everyone had to like and RT each other's tweets shared in the group message. However, I rarely liked tweets from people I knew or had some kind of connection with, but I rarely RT. The reason was that "when there were a lot of events (when I had a lot of events), I had a lot of announcements I had to tell, and my followers' timelines were already flooded with my posts. I was so busy with my own activities at that time that some people even went out of their way to tell me that they would unfollow me because they were uncomfortable with that. The other was, "I don't respond to comments from people who don't understand the Twitter system very well (key accounts)! The other reason is that I don't want to be accused of being unfair. I don't mean that. Sadly, they don't understand, and the worst of them turn into anti-accounts (actual experience). So, I was removed a few days later because I didn't me-et the requirements to join the group message. 🤘🏻 Behind the tweets with lots of RTs and likes, there was a lot of consideration and ingenuity among the models 💭. I was happy to be noticed, but I didn't have the courage to get over the wall of misunderstandings and speculations that only Japan can offer🙈💔. It's strange, isn't it, how we cooperate with each other for free even though we've never me-t? I suddenly remembered it and missed it. 🙌🏻
