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𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚎 𝚠𝚊𝚜𝚝𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚛 𝚖𝚒𝚕𝚕𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚜 𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎...

[morgan1413]

is this is safe space to say that I actually quite liked Sgt. Williams as a character?

[morgan1413]

Hi everyone! ☺️ Just thought I'd make you all aware that I've made a new yume/selfshipping blog, @momentswithteto 💖 I currently envision the blog as being a creative outlet for me imagining Kasane Teto as my girlfriend, with the theme being "snapshots in time" captured in prose reminiscent of an extract from a novel 🥰 If that sounds like something you'd be interested in, be sure to give it a follow, and we'll see where it goes from here ☺️💖 and be sure to leave an ask if you have any questions 😁

[morgan1413]

Why It's Worth Trying Even If You're Skeptical

Skepticism is fair. I had plenty. But trying SweetDream costs you an evening and might surprise you the way it surprised me. Building a companion is fun, and the first real conversation does most of the convincing.

What flips skeptics is the quality. When the chat is natural, the photos are beautiful, and the voice sounds warm, the doubts quiet down. If you're on the fence about an AI girlfriend, sweetdream.ai is a low-risk way to find out for yourself.

[morgan1413]

cautiously writes "consensual disembowelment and cannibalism erotica" under a list titled "Things Which Arouse Me"

[pizzakawaiiis]

miku and teto!!

[keyous]

Miku harem………..

[morgan1413]

Lately I find myself thinking about those who have convinced themselves that they've developed a "romantic relationship" with an AI chatbot. What drives someone to that point? Why do they think it is acceptable? What could convince them, at this stage, that a life spent in reality is worth living? I approach this with a great deal of caution and empathy, but it is utterly devastating to see how modern society has alienated people from each other to the point where this could even begin to happen. Surprisingly, I feel these demo lyrics to the song Plug In Baby by Muse from 1997 accurately summarise how technology has become a substitute for human connection for those who devalue themselves greatly or who no longer see the point:

"I never meant to love these machines,

but they obey my commands adeptly,

I will never, never die,

'cause in their circuits I will survive,

can you hear me?

I'm tired of living"

[morgan1413]

Queen Of All Cosmos from the Katamari Damacy series (2004-Present)

[cidkun]

🍔🎊

I drew a Miku fanart for my boyfriend hehe. She's holding the perfect cat burger(according to him!) :D

[morgan1413]

having adult money can definitely be fun sometimes 😆😍💖

[morgan1413]

Something I've been thinking about recently, what if historians hundreds, if not thousands, of years from now, rediscover all of the Hatsune Miku merch like figures and posters, and try to piece together what it meant to us from the fragments left behind? I'm imagining a museum display piece with the caption:

"It appears that towards the beginning of the 21st century, people began worshipping a youthful, teal-haired goddess. This goddess took on many forms, to represent the changing seasons, but she is commonly believed to be associated with music and the arts. Worship began on the island contemporarily referred to as 'Japan', and rapidly expanded outwards. Worshippers are believed to have created altars to this goddess, judging by how collections of idols made primarily of plastic of the goddess were kept very close together and in pristine condition. The idols you see in this case represent the few remaining which have not fully decomposed. You can even still make out the teal colouring of the goddesses hair, a key component of this goddesses appearance." 😆☺️

[sparklingnight02]

Honestly, I kinda love imagining stuff from today being interpreted and learned about in the far future like this, it honestly makes it so much fun thinking about how we view stuff from the past and imagining future generations doing the same thing as us now. 😁😍🤔

And it's not even just with stuff like this so far into the future that we'renot around anymore to explain it, even just thinking about how people sometimes judge older generations and stuff for using stuff like asbestos for snow or TV and pictures only being in black and white back in the 30s and 50s, or even being allowed to smoke indoors as recently back as only the 80s honestly makes me curious what future generations are gonna think when they look back at our generations doing stuff like not using our real names for our emails, smoking instead of vaping, doing most of our shopping in person instead of online, watching TV shows that had 20+ episodes per season, it honestly just fascinates me thinking about what future generations might think about ours and the stuff that we used to do that in maybe 30 to 40 years from now, might become a thing of the past for better or for worse. 😮🤷‍♀️

[morgan1413]

Precisely, and I do think we place far too much significance on ancient artifacts sometimes. Take for instance the idol statue pictured above, named "Venus of Willendorf" by historians. It is commonly assumed it had spiritual significance and had something to do with fertility. However, seeing as it is over 30,000 years old, it's impossible to tell if that was ever it's true purpose. For all we know, it might've just been carved by someone who had a thing for chubby women with big boobs 😆. But I think that's the most entertaining thing here, to imagine the extent to which things can be misconstrued by time. The way people collect Miku figures and other merch may genuinely look like religious worship to someone thousands of years from now, who may assume that she was part of a long-lost Asian pagan tradition by the time they uncover them. That was my idea behind this whole thing anyway ☺️.

[morgan1413]

Something I've been thinking about recently, what if historians hundreds, if not thousands, of years from now, rediscover all of the Hatsune Miku merch like figures and posters, and try to piece together what it meant to us from the fragments left behind? I'm imagining a museum display piece with the caption:

"It appears that towards the beginning of the 21st century, people began worshipping a youthful, teal-haired goddess. This goddess took on many forms, to represent the changing seasons, but she is commonly believed to be associated with music and the arts. Worship began on the island contemporarily referred to as 'Japan', and rapidly expanded outwards. Worshippers are believed to have created altars to this goddess, judging by how collections of idols made primarily of plastic of the goddess were kept very close together and in pristine condition. The idols you see in this case represent the few remaining which have not fully decomposed. You can even still make out the teal colouring of the goddesses hair, a key component of this goddesses appearance." 😆☺️

[morgan1413]

Leafos from Viva Piñata (2006)

[floruiabloom]

hatsune miku screenshots from eat your heart by tommy

[animepopheart]

★ 【Azit】 「初音ミク」 ✔ republished w/permission ☆ follow our YT interview show!

[morgan1413]

My Personal Vocaloid Relationship Headcanons 💙👭

MEIKO and KAITO are married. They have been for quite some time now, and are very comfortable and happy in their marriage. MEIKO is usually the one who takes charge in most scenarios, and can be considered the one who "wears the pants" in the relationship. They act as parent figures to most of the other Vocaloids.

MEIKO is also dating Luka. They consider each other to be "ladyfriends". KAITO is entirely supportive of this, and this relationship does not come at the cost of the marriage between him and MEIKO. She loves them both, and spends time with both, just in different ways. Luka is also mature enough to respect that MEIKO would like to spend plenty of time with her husband too.

Miku is in a relationship with Teto. This is either a full-time committed relationship, where they call each other girlfriends, or they're already married, depending on the timeline. Teto fell head-over-heels in love with Miku, almost at first sight. For Miku it was more of a slow burn process, but that is not to say that she loves Teto any less than she loves her by any means. Miku loves how Teto can make the everyday feel exciting, and Teto loves how Miku keeps her grounded and comforted in her presence.

The Kagamines see each other as familial twins. They are more than happy to play with each other, tease each other, and cause chaos that the others will either encourage or inevitably have to deal with. They are not currently interested in romantic relationships, although this is not to say they couldn't be in the future.

[morgan1413]

how nice of Miku to Skype call her besties while they're on a romantic date on a space station 😍🥰😆

[morgan1413]

My Birthday Miku Haul!! 🥳💙

a mixture of gifts and things I bought for myself 💖