那些秋叶
One Among Us

Warning

At present, the operation of One Among Us is going through a challenging period. Some maintenance staff are temporarily unable to provide support due to exceptional circumstances.

The entries below of the deceased contains various types of triggering information, including sexual violence, domestic violence, substance abuse , self-injury and suicide. If you feel uncomfortable while browsing the page of the deceased, please exit immediately and seek help from doctors, the community, and local suicide intervention agencies if necessary. You can find suicide prevention information at the bottom of the page.

Please try to help others while ensuring your mental health. Let us stand together and survive, until the dark clouds disperse.

I always remember a sentence in "Coco": Death is not the end of life, but oblivion is. Those who have left us, perhaps somewhere, are whispering to us: "Please don't forget me."

The traces of existence may fade with time. Old photos can lose their color, and social media accounts may disappear as the internet change. Yet, the things that influence us, that bring them back to us, are not always those that physically exist. When we suddenly recall conversations we had or places we've been, the gates of memory swing open, and their voices and smiles are as vivid as ever.

Many of us did not meet because of geographical or professional ties, but because of our shared circumstances in life. We've come to this place we call "community". We may have never met in person and may live thousands of miles apart, crossing the boundaries of language and nationality. Perhaps I can't even verify their "real existence". But how would we define the boundary between reality and illusion? Even if we are not their family members, friends, or lovers in the real world, can that friendship or affection be easily denied? When they pass away, when that avatar never goes online again, I always have a selfish desire to find a place to commemorate them, to let them continue to exist and accompany us forward.

That's why we built this website. Those who left our lives prematurely for various reasons, those transgender individuals and our cisgender allies, are still one of us (one among us), silently caring for and accompanying us, empowering us, and giving us the courage to live on and move forward. Perhaps the name written on the monument in reality is not what they preferred, and it may not reflect their true identity, but we can still realize all of this in our own memorial.

We shall meet again in a place where there is no darkness.

Ara
Huasheng
Menma
Rio
Lyna
Susie
Suigetsu Houka
Toka Sakyo
lxyddice
Tian Lulu
Anpa
Nini
YuDong
Yuki Akatsuki
Rentable
Shuiyue Wu
Zheermao September
Sugar ~ 100% PURITY
interrgned
Magic Chewing Gum
Yantian
Mizuki Yuuki
Jennifer
XingZ60
Shihai
Barron
Proselyte
Cuddly
Natasha Katerina
Weideriche_
Mikaela Khara
YueXi
Ling Shui Yu Yu Zi
Qi
s5ehfr9
Considerate Cat
Lin
Juezhe
keyword233
Zha Ke
ArtsEpiphany
Yingying
Mio
Qianyuan
Xingyun Yuxue
noah
mone
Hangmster
Chica 陈由岐
Anilovr
dogesir_
homoyamakaze
Tsukiko
Acheron
sevenbird
Arita
lintong
Xiyin Li
MioCardMeow
uekawakuyuurei
mizuharanagisa
donotexist_A
Gaoyang
Shizuha
Xu Yushu
Kotori
Hanasaka
Yumao
Huacha
Xueli
Mushroom
noname

Suicide Prevention

(Canada/US) Trans Lifeline - Canada (877) 330-6366, US (877) 565-8860

Although One Among Us does not currently have suicide prevention capabilities, if you really need help, you can send an email to info@one-among.us. We will provide simple assistance or refer you to other hospitals or social agencies that can handle it. Please note that neither of these options is monitored 24/7.

Stopping Transphobic Violence

The Transgender Factsheet from the UN Human Rights Office states that “Trans people in all parts of the world are at heightened risk of violence, harassment and discrimination. Human rights violations range from bullying and verbal abuse, to denial of healthcare, education, work and housing, to criminalization, arbitrary arrest and detention, violence, assault, torture, rape and murder. Exposure to these and related abuses may be further exacerbated by other factors, such as age, ethnicity, occupation, socio-economic class and disability."

In addition to advocating for a better social environment, there are many things that an individual can do:

  • Understand the issues and concerns of transgender individuals' life experiences.
  • Address them with their preferred pronouns, genders, and names.
  • Take the initiative to say no when you witness any form of stigma, discrimination, and violence against transgender people.

How to Contribute

You can edit or create commemorative entries by submitting Pull Requests through our GitHub repository. When the Pull Request is approved and merged by the maintainer, the new entry will be displayed on the website.

If you're unsure how to proceed, please feel free to Contact Us.