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I know another Yuki-onna Too...And she was really mad with me 

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I know another Yuki-onna Too...And she was really mad with me 

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Nioh: Yuki-onna - AstarothLeNoir on Twitch

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AstarothLeNoir went live on Twitch. Catch up on their Nioh VOD now.

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The monster in question Yuki-onna, a snow vampire like creature with a very interesting story. 

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The monster in question Yuki-onna, a snow vampire like creature with a very interesting story. 

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An example of a Pokemon based on a japanese monster called youkai, which got me interested in other cultures and horror stories

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An example of a Pokemon based on a japanese monster called youkai, which got me interested in other cultures and horror stories

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More music courtesy of Fire emblem Shadows of Valentia

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More music courtesy of Fire emblem Shadows of Valentia

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrfutC6DDq8

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Here's an example of a queer main character in a videogame that's treated as a normal human being (As normal as you can get with a mage I suppose) 

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Here's an example of a queer main character in a videogame that's treated as a normal human being (As normal as you can get with a mage I suppose) 

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Here are some examples of videogames involving school live that got me interested in teaching to begin with. 

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Here are some examples of videogames involving school live that got me interested in teaching to begin with. 

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A picture of Milla alongside Gnome, Undine, Efreet and Sylph from tales of Xillia, a videogame who introduced me to the concept of the elementals mentioned in a lot of literature and first mentioned in the alchemic writings of Paracelsus

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A picture of Milla alongside Gnome, Undine, Efreet and Sylph from tales of Xillia, a videogame who introduced me to the concept of the elementals mentioned in a lot of literature and first mentioned in the alchemic writings of Paracelsus

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Here's one of my favourite covers for a song in a videogame (Octopath Traveler)

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Here's one of my favourite covers for a song in a videogame (Octopath Traveler)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c40OVScyMo

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After I started university, my luck didn’t run out. Many of my old friends got separated since some of them didn’t continue their studies or started working so we ended up losing contact, however I was able to interact with something different this time, adults. It was so easy to do, we had all grown up with our own hardships and fair share of infantilism so a lot of them simply couldn’t be bothered to waste time on childish things like bullying someone else. It was a space in which you could talk freely about your hobbies and a lot of my friends were attached to videogames as well. I started working on a company almost 3 years ago now and I took it as a videogame as well, I was less afraid to go into the business world if I did it that way and it worked, since I got promoted every year to the point that now I’m in charge of my own team. I have to thank videogames for the live I have. I learnt many things from them, both good and bad, including how to deal with difficult situations, work under pressure, human relationships, perseverance, chasing goals and actually achieve them and thanks to Final Fantasy how to kill God 15 times. The reason I got into linguistics was because of videogames, the reason I wanted to be a teacher was because of videogames, I learned 3 languages because of videogames, they got me through a rather unhappy childhood and brought me into a successful career, I met people because of them I discovered new topics, music, new genres of literature, I was inspired to travel across the world I learnt to live with myself, I learnt that even gay people could make it in the world but most importantly, I learnt how to pass the stupid driver’s license test, compared to some fighting games, the coordination you need to actually keep the ball advancing straight is childsplay.

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When I started Bachillerato I didn’t know what to do with my life, I haven’t exactly chosen a career path or anything of the sort. Since my interests were heavily based on videogames I decided to study art and that’s when everything changed in my life. Turns out there were a lot of other misfits there who were equally awkward and didn’t know how to talk to real people. At first, our interactions were pathetic and painful to watch, the kind of “Today we have nice weather” and “Yes, it’s 5 o´clock”. One day I wore a shirt that had written on it “Pokémon” in Japanese and half of my class went crazy. We started bonding over videogames face to face almost immediately and before I knew it, we had form a community of friends that gather almost every day to do mundane activities such as shopping or going to the movies. It was at the time that I finally started to like the people around me and felt good about myself. People there were really open minded. I was always self-conscious about my sexuality since I was bullied because of it but thanks to the existence of yaoi and BL videogames it became so normal among our community nobody even brought it up, they really didn’t care.

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After abandoning the social part of the gamer community, I kept playing by myself and then I discovered the story driven videogames, especially JRPGs. I’ve always liked readying poetry and novels for as long as I remember because I loved getting involved in the story and the characters and those videogames hit me hard. Incredibly beautiful stories and scenarios with characters with so much personality you could sworn they were alive. For a really long time I bonded with those characters and I never felt alone while playing. Coping with reality by escaping to a fantasy world is what basically got me through high school.

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Being able to meet new people who shared my interests was really refreshing, I could talk for hours with them in the messenger app (It was a different time) and we always shared fan art or theories about our favorite videogames to the point that I could consider them my friends. But, one of the dangers of being a minor in the web is that you don’t really know who you are talking to, after a rather scary incident I was forced to stop texting those people.
It was then when I discovered the toxicity of any fandom or community dedicated to a topic.

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I started playing videogames when I was child, around the age os 8-9, I didn't have friends at school and I was bullied a lot so whenever I felt lonely I could always have a good time with my videogames. I started playing pokemon as many children did and that's when I discovered the gaming community.