Oh yeah, I forgot to say how to address me.
You can use -san or -kun or whatever; if I am to get a permanent suffix, be that normal like -san or -kun or something like -tan or -rin, i want that to be bestowed upon me by native Japanese people. I dont want to run around using suffixes all willy nilly. Besides, if its given to me like that, it feels extrordinarilly more special.
On the english side, any pronouns are okay. He/Him, She/Her, They/Them. I’m not picky, so thats why I’m okay with any pronouns or any suffix.
Don’t be afraid to talk to me! And I will get my video up on Nico Nico as soon as their wonderful and patient Support Team figures out the problem.