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· Dec 13
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I completely withdraw from Twitter since I do not want to be ignorant from genAI - which is harmful for artists; and from now on, I only active in Bluesky, Facebook and Slowly.
Link to my Carrd: arukita.carrd.co
Slowly ID: [updating]
Thanks for reading.
I completely withdraw from Twitter since I do not want to be ignorant from genAI - which is harmful for artists; and from now on, I only active in Bluesky, Facebook and Slowly.
Link to my Carrd: arukita.carrd.co
Slowly ID: [updating]
Thanks for reading.
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オリキャラ：沢田くん、アインさん（フレ様のオリキャラ）、ライオンさん
April 15, 2025 at 11:25 AM
rkgk
オリキャラ：沢田くん、アインさん（フレ様のオリキャラ）、ライオンさん
オリキャラ：沢田くん、アインさん（フレ様のオリキャラ）、ライオンさん
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Mimosa Day. Happy International Women’s Day!
Kayo is a man, but I’ve chosen iris and mimosa as his symbolic flowers. These two represent his duality—iris symbolizes his masculinity, as in Japan, it’s traditionally used to celebrate boys during Tango no Sekku (Children’s Day). #oc
Kayo is a man, but I’ve chosen iris and mimosa as his symbolic flowers. These two represent his duality—iris symbolizes his masculinity, as in Japan, it’s traditionally used to celebrate boys during Tango no Sekku (Children’s Day). #oc
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Mimosa Day. Happy International Women’s Day!
Kayo is a man, but I’ve chosen iris and mimosa as his symbolic flowers. These two represent his duality—iris symbolizes his masculinity, as in Japan, it’s traditionally used to celebrate boys during Tango no Sekku (Children’s Day). #oc
Kayo is a man, but I’ve chosen iris and mimosa as his symbolic flowers. These two represent his duality—iris symbolizes his masculinity, as in Japan, it’s traditionally used to celebrate boys during Tango no Sekku (Children’s Day). #oc
March 1, 2025 at 3:33 PM
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