Natsuki

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Natsuki
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心を安定させるには忙しくすることよ。仕事、趣味、何でもいいの。 忙しいメンヘラて見たことないでしょ
The image features a character from an anime, likely from Studio Ghibli, given the distinctive art style. The character is depicted in a serene indoor setting with a window in the background showing a view of trees outside. On the wall behind the character, there is a calendar with floral illustrations, suggesting a peaceful and organized environment. The post text in Japanese translates to: "To stabilize your mind, keep yourself busy. Work, hobbies, anything is fine. You've never seen a busy mentally unstable person, right?" This context implies that the image is used to illustrate the idea of maintaining mental stability through activity, aligning with the theme of mental health.
あのね、どんなに好きだったとしても、 大切に扱ってくれない人と一緒にいちゃいけないの。あなたが勇気をもって離れるの。それしかないのよ。
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あなたが今、会いたいて思ってる人は、"楽しかった頃のあの人"であって、今とは違うの。「また会いたい」て思う相手が、あの頃のままとは限らないわ
The image features a scene from the anime film 'Kiki's Delivery Service,' showcasing the character Kiki, a young witch, with her black cat Jiji. Kiki is depicted in her iconic purple dress, flying against a night sky backdrop. The post's text in Japanese translates to: 'The person you want to meet now is the 'you' from the fun times, not the current you. The person you want to meet again might not be the same as they were back then.' This context suggests a theme of nostalgia and change, implying that the image of Kiki, a character associated with youthful adventures and growth, is used to evoke memories of past joyful moments.
わたしね、「一緒にいて楽しい人」より「一緒に居ない時に安心をくれる人」の方がいいの。
The image is a scene from the anime film "Kiki's Delivery Service," featuring two characters standing on a beach with waves crashing in the background. The character on the left is a young girl with short black hair, wearing a red bow and a dark blue dress, who is likely Kiki, the protagonist. The character on the right is a boy with glasses and red hair, wearing a striped shirt, facing Kiki. The post text in Japanese translates to "I prefer someone who gives me peace when we're not together over someone who is fun to be with." This context suggests a theme of valuing emotional security and comfort, which might resonate with the relationship dynamics in the film. The serene beach setting complements the message of finding peace and comfort.
会ってくれない人、連絡もくれない人に ずっと依存してるのって、時間の無駄でしかないと思う。
The image features an anime character with short brown hair and large expressive eyes, sitting on a wooden chair. The character's expression appears contemplative, which aligns with the post's text about the futility of depending on someone who doesn't reciprocate contact or attention. The setting seems to be indoors, possibly a room with wooden paneling in the background. The character's attire is simple, with a dark top and light straps, suggesting a casual or school setting. This image is used to visually convey the emotional weight of the message, emphasizing the theme of wasted time in unreciprocated relationships.
いい? 去っていく人への執着、過ぎたことへの執着、メンタルがおかしくなる原因のほとんどは執着なの。相手と思い出を必要以上に美化しないこと、自分を責めないこと、そして新しい恋をすることよ。 さぁ、進むよ
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彼は悪くないわ。だって元々そういう人なんだから。彼を選んで一緒にいるあなたが悪いのよ。
The image features an anime character from Studio Ghibli, likely from one of their well-known films. The character, a young girl with red hair, is depicted in a thoughtful pose, resting her head on her hand. She is wearing a light-colored dress, and the setting appears to be indoors with a warm, soft lighting that suggests a moment of introspection. The post text in Japanese translates to: 'He's not bad. Because he's originally that kind of person. It's you who chose him and decided to be with him that's bad.' This context implies that the image is used to illustrate a point about personal responsibility in relationships, highlighting the character's reflective mood.
あなたのことが大切なら、手放すという選択肢は絶対にしない。一緒に乗り越えようとするはずよ。
The image features a character from the anime film 'Princess Mononoke', specifically San, also known as Princess Mononoke. She is depicted with her distinctive red cape and dark hair, set against a backdrop of a wooden structure, likely part of the forest setting in the movie. The post text in Japanese translates to 'If you are important to me, I would never choose to let you go. I would try to overcome it together with you.' This context suggests a theme of loyalty and commitment, resonating with San's character who is known for her fierce loyalty to the forest and its creatures. The image captures the essence of her character and the film's environmental and emotional depth.
メンタルがおかしくなる原因のほとんどは執着なの。相手との思い出を必要以上に美化しないことよ。
The image features two characters from the beloved Studio Ghibli film 'Kiki's Delivery Service'. The character on the left, likely Kiki's mother, is embracing Kiki, the young witch, who is wearing her iconic red bow. They are in a cozy, book-filled room, suggesting a moment of warmth and familial connection. The post's text in Japanese, 'メンタルがおかしくなる原因のほとんどは執着なの。相手との思い出を必要以上に美化しないことよ。', translates to 'Most of the reasons for mental distress are due to attachment. Don't overly idealize memories with others.' This context adds a layer of reflection on the nature of memories and attachment, possibly hinting at the bittersweet nature of growing up and moving on, which is a theme in the film.
好きな人から「これから仕事だよ」とか「いまからお昼」、「仕事終わった」、「疲れた~」て何気ない報告もらえるの嬉しい。
The image features a scene from the Studio Ghibli film 'Ponyo', where the character Ponyo, a young girl with a red headband, is surrounded by white doves. This image is used in a social media post by Natsuki, who expresses joy in receiving casual updates from someone they like, such as 'I'm going to work now', 'It's lunchtime', 'I'm done with work', or 'I'm tired'. The serene and joyful expression of Ponyo, along with the doves, visually complements the sentiment of happiness and contentment conveyed in the post text.
あなたが連絡を待っている間、相手はポテチを食べながら映画鑑賞しているわ。相手に執着しないで自分の時間を大切にしなさい。
The image features an anime-style character dressed in a traditional Japanese kimono, standing in front of a wooden building with Japanese signage. The setting appears to be a traditional Japanese environment, possibly a historical or cultural site. The post text advises the reader not to be overly attached to someone who is not reciprocating attention, suggesting instead to value one's own time. This context adds a layer of personal reflection and self-care to the image, emphasizing the importance of independence and self-worth.
雑に扱ってくる人、傷付けてくる人は、この先、直りません、改心しません。 期待するだけ無駄です。
どんなに好きだったとしても「返してくれない人」はやめた方がいいわ。連絡も、デートの提案も、プレゼントも全部自分から。最初は良くてもそのうち辛くなるの。相手はもらうことが当たり前になってもっと甘えてくる。お互い「与え合う」関係ができる人を選びなさい。