Suisei looks back on her high school years, gives wholesome advice

[@_lime.]

Damn, I felt this. Just wrapped up university, and looking back on highschool, yeah I always thought I was going to be hanging out with people after school, or like going to the mall and working or something interesting. However I live in a somewhat rural area and the only way home for most students was on a bus. The busses would leave about 10 minutes after school ended and would only come once. For me it was either take the bus or take an hour and a half long walk during the Canadian winter. So everyone just went home after school. Hanging out with friends ended up being something we did over Skype (Discord later when that became a thing) while playing games. Obviously there were no Japanese style club activities, and most sports teams and the band would all practice before school started so that parents could drop their kids off or car pool. I feel like I missed some part of my youth, but at the same time it's just kinda how it is. My perception of what highschool and being a teenager was going to be like was shaped by the movies of the early and mid 2000s, and I imagine many these days are influenced by anime. The reality is that these are ideal depictions at best and downright fabrications at worst. I can only imagine this gap between fiction and reality has widened due to the pandemic and online learning. Take it from a veteran of such thoughts, don't try to compare your life to others in general, especially not the lives of fictional characters, it will only bring you sadness and depression.

[@OpLapDancePikachu69]

Well said

[@purrfekt]

*sadness and depression*

[@pakxenon]

Them movies and pop culture AND the design of North American cities.

[@marocainforlife]

Man.. 6teen really did us dirty huh

[@Pudding404]

Azusa essentially saying that if there isn't anything to do, be reckless in making plans and being reckless doing them while you're comfortably able to is real good advice. And now that I think about it, is a really good way to experience responsibility.

[@RambleOn07]

As long as you are willing to accept responsibility for the results when they blow up in your face.

[@faizalnurajiz5490]

Because youth is really the time you can afford to be reckless, you can't as an adult with numerous considerations and responsibilities

[@-Raylight]

KoroAzu being too real, yep being adult is really not free at all xD Doing fun things before you become an adult, before too late. That's a pretty good advice!

[@nny2055]

I respect you anywhere raylight

[@Kazari-h7k]

lol what if you have no fun before becoming an adult, before it's too late

[@Zeik56]

Childhood is when you have the most freedom to just have fun without worry of too many responsibilities getting in the way. (At least to some extent. In a lot of ways my time in school was more stifling to my fun and happiness than my adult responsibilities.) But I also strongly believe you should not live your adult life in such a way that you no longer get to have fun. At least if it's remotely an option. Too many adults work themselves to the bone trying to chase success and money and forget to actually enjoy life in the moment and it's such a waste.

[@henrycooper3431]

My parents told me i need to give up my youth studying so i can live a carefree adulthood But now... now im not sure how well that would go

[@Kuroganemk2]

Very forboding lol, it makes me think being an adult in Japan is horrible xD

[@Caligraphy]

"Thinking you're more free to have fun when you become adult" relatable to emotional level

[@crnchi]

Yeah you leave behind classes just to be met with all sort of bills, taxes, insurance payments, and higher expectations. Though I look forward to my classes eventually ending, I have to occasionally remind myself to enjoy the time I have now, because I might not have more until retirement.

[@lenk2204]

Plot twist: She grew up in a small town called Hinamizawa

[@assassingamer1125]

oh god

[@taranchura]

Idk what that is but let me guess. is gore anime higurashi right?

[@arif1537]

@@taranchuracorrectamundo

[@Caligraphy]

lol that alone will explain her psychopathic tendencies

[@jantrada8824]

it all adds up now :o

[@konnichiwassup]

At first I was surprised she was in visual arts club, but then I remembered she designed and drew her original vtuber avatar.

[@atomseis5474]

I realized because I remembered a certain meme, then remembered that

[@Vastfill]

Oh? That's new info to me

[@NostalgiaforInfinity]

She also made her early music videos completely by herself. And they look pretty polished and professional. Whether it's the art, animation, effects, editing or pacing. You'd think some studio made it, even if the videos are simple and not overly flashy.

[@weebpatrol448]

This really makes me appreciate the times me and my friends go and hangout or do some reckless stuffs, I'm about to head into my senior year in Highschool and best believe I will cherish every moment I can get to be with my friends. Thank you sui-chan and KoroAzu for these tips and thank you for clipping this and translating it!

[@Kratos_TM]

I remember feeling that exact way halfway through high-school, and I did exactly that. Had a great time, and now 3 years later I'm still chilling with most of the friends I made in hs

[@maruftim]

man, if only covid weren't a thing and I get to enjoy my highschool...

[@rail_1]

Defintely... although it wasn't for my case. I spent most of my time in highschool just staring at the window while being an average introvert not aiming for grades. Now here I am going to my 2nd year of college still having no friends in real life trying to survive. If only I could reverse time and be sociable to everyone in my surroundings. I only had fun with some of my "friends" 1 time only in highschool and it was during the Weathering with you anime movie premiering on cinema in our country.

[@Ge70]

I wish I can go back from being a highschool student, I'm a freakin' loner in my whole high school days times and only become sociable right before the last semester of 12th grade.

[@Kratos_TM]

@@rail_1 you are still in college man it's not over yet, if opportunities arise that seem scary social wise, just send it because that's how you make memories

[@RambleOn07]

I always hated being a student and the things you were supposed to enjoy as a youth because they all felt like a bad joke that you are expected to laugh at. I honestly felt more joy the first time that I was truly independent and was treated as an adult then anything that occurred before.

[@syfx1485]

That's an interesting perspective. Maybe as a teenager you weren't being taken seriously and were always told what to do without being able to resist or speak your opinions freely?

[@raikou20]

Same sentiments bro. I prefer my adult life compared to my teen years. Never understood why people wanna go back to their school days.

[@faizalnurajiz5490]

Well, some did not have good experience as teen. But the point is, there's no reason to hold yourself back (within reason) and enjoy your youth as you want.

[@RexZShadow]

Agreed, for me uni and adult life is way better than highschool.

[@alexanerose4820]

@@raikou20 Why? Here are two good reasons out of the top of my head as a normal kid : Bills and Taxes. Didn't have to worry about that when I was in Highschool. Then there's gas, paying my loans, my medical bills, the jobs we work at that most people hate, the fact we get no summer breaks, etc Never understood why people don't wanna go back to their school days. Maybe if they had a terrible childhood but that's not most people

[@ListersHatsune]

I felt like I had that anime High School experience in university rather than high school. High school was hell for me and I only made real friends in University. Then I had things like LAN parties at friends houses, HEMA club for sword fighting together and we actually had a similar amount of money for going out to places. Never got any of that high school romance though - which was kind of my fault for being as antisocial as I am. Never think you're too old for that magical experience. Life is what you make of it

[@neonlasttite4384]

Back in my last year of high school. We had one delinquent. One of his pal is like top scorer of the school, he studied alot and bit arrogant but somewhat reasonable. Like not totally blown off arrogant. Either way when the delinquent guy said let's skip. Note: We didt fight or anything cause in our year we got a few athletes friends and we were the seniors, so no kids disturb us. So, when the teacher is late. We skip. We do nothing except just hanging around and just chatting. But it was a fun memory regardless. The delinquent flopped his exam while his pal is still one of the top scorer while I had mediocre one. A price I paid for skipping. But the memory is still priceless to me. It's not good, yes but if you value your teenage years. It'd make a good bookmark on your history, to be a delinquent in school.

[@willisbronze9984]

I think depends on the environment around you high school could be a dream or hell on earth, specially in Asia parents are just wayyy to strict, uni is when they first get a taste of freedom for themselve

[@Kazari-h7k]

That story vs me spending all my days in both high school & uni alone It quite literally is all luck

[@PastTimer]

As someone who did not have many friends in school and Uni I cannot relate. Those were the most stressful and depressing times of my life. Being an adult and not having to prepare for tests and finals months in advance feels great. Once I'm done with my work I am free to do whatever with the rest of my day. I'm a lot more free than I was in the past.

[@RaiKageRyu]

Suisei being the art club explains a lot about her strong artistry.

[@dolphinboi-playmonsterranc9668]

I never went to any school dances or participated in school events. My highschool life was basically just playing video games with my friends during lunch(Pokemon and Smash) and then after we all split up due to different lunch breaks, I hung out with my friend Big Mike. I have only kept contact with 2 of my friends since then. An estranged, yet tight bond. I love those guys. TL;DR A fun highschool life is subjective. When I wasn't with my friends, I hated it. Those few days when Mike was sick were the most mundane. Also, I haven't retained or used any knowledge I got from that time. Everything I know now is from looking it up. The objectively best way to learn. Because teachers are fucking boring.

[@frommler6945]

Indeed, this is so relatable. A fun youth or school life is very subjective, most people think that if you aren't joining enough school activities or having fun in clubs then you are not living youth to the fullest,but in reality it is very subjective. All I wanted to do was just go home and play video games with my buddies or just chill by myself, all those school activities felt like a hassle to me. 2 to 3 close friends imo is very adequate anyways

[@casualhoshiyomi]

Thank you for translating KoroSui clips, this kind of content is really appreciated! Also usual love your editing style tskr🙏

[@OpLapDancePikachu69]

I missed the whole highschool experience and now I'm about to do the same with college. Never learned to build relationships with people so every day was just showing up to class and then going back home to play games. Wish I realized I needed help much sooner; now it's all "what could've been"

[@lemur2367]

I absolutely got robbed in my last year of highschool and 1st year of college because of covid. I haven't gone back to college after my 1st year (I'm supposed to be entering my 3rd year now) because my family wanted to save money, which isn't really a problem for me because in terms of my future career goals, a degree isn't really required. But sometimes I ponder on what my life would be like currently if I was continuing college and experiencing the school life again. Basically all my friends are continuing college right now and it seems like they are having the time of their lives while I'm just here working. Everyone should truly cherish the best time in their lives.

[@caspianlola7776]

this is basically what i told my classmates now that I'm 23 and only starting art college , context I studied something completely different before starting art college ( it starts with poly and rhymes with ticks), but one thing led to another i stopped in studying that field , and i looked back at my highschool life , i spent all my time studying and in the end while studying and learning is always a good thing , i felt like I've squandered so much chances of having fun , and now I'm starting college I'm desperate to live out that kind of life , even it is only 10 percent of what it actually is, remember kids having fun is also part of growing up , don't ever feel guilty for having fun .

[@nekko3]

I really appreciate the effort of translating with this high quality keep it up, I like watching vods like this

[@TH3-1B0SS]

Glad that Suisei was partly safe from her story Then we have me and my friends who discovered Cologne can be used as a flamethrower

[@rev3rze572]

So this is why Suisei destroyed Itomori Town in Your Name

[@virus2339]

What differentiates school life and adulthood is meeting the same people almost every day for years. All those people only have one thing to do in the end, which is to graduate. But once you graduate, each of them will have their own things and stuffs to do. You'll have assignments to do when you're in school, when you're an adult you'll have to work and stuff, it's not that much of a difference. I didn't miss "high school", I miss what I "did" in high school. Go and have fun with those same people you met every day while you can.

[@asdffsdafdsafdsa7877]

Not many other people cover the radio show so this has been a real treat and the suisei cutouts make it so much better. thanks

[@SeanVanUlrich]

Thank you for clipping and translating this

[@JohnDaker35p]

Man, my highschool years sucked. I just wanted to have friends, but in every group I went to they all just ignored me. I always thought it'd be cool to have a group of friends you could rely on, hang out with, and chat to like its nothing. In fact, I remember back in intermediate I thought I would be cool and have friends at some point, but it just never happened, even to this day. Today I've never felt more alone. People talk about nostalgia for high school but remembering high school days gets me feeling angry. The highschool itself was bad too, hate it. Hopefully I can get friends eventually, though to be honest I think I'm too far gone for that. Doubt anybody cares but if you're reading this and in high school, try be outgoing and find friends. Isolation does things to you. I can tell I'll probably never have a functional relationship with any human besides family, which really hurts to know.

[@ttchme9816]

This is coming from someone who is currently in their final years in highschool and have just about most of their highschool memories being in lockdown and online. Make friends and treasure them because highschool is where you make friends that lasts for life. Of course you can hang out and such, but you have to be prepared to be the one who makes these plans. Plus don't expect anyone to come because not everyone has free time like suisei said, not everyone really has the time, the money, the ability and sometimes all three of them, to hang out with you. If you don't have friends, that is also fine. Sometimes you don't meet anyone that matches your tastes and that is also fine. What's important is that you shouldn't be too afraid of the failing and being cringe, if you have a group of people that shares your interests just talk to them.

[@RaydeusMX]

The contrast between Japan, where kids have much more freedom than adults, and America (and other car dependent countries) where children have no freedom and need to be driven everywhere until they are old enough to have a driver's license is very interesting to me.

[@Banana-cc5rx]

blame gun laws. The whole idea of driving kids around is because of how dangerous America is really

[@VladimirDemetrovIlyushin]

@@Banana-cc5rx No. Not even a little. The problem American kids have here is that: 1) Suburbs heavily restrict where you can go to hang out. 2) Piss-poor urban planning. 3) Long roads that almost outright require vehicles to conveniently travel. 4) Pedestrian infrastructure is severely underdeveloped compared to vehicular infrastructure. 5) Bad economy. And those are only the ones I can name off the top of my head. Something tells me either you aren't American, or have a heavily skewed view against it.

[@RaydeusMX]

@@Banana-cc5rx Like Vladimir said, it has to do with how cities are planned rather than the over exaggerated gun violence issues. Check out the channel "Not Just Bikes" here on YT, specially his videos about the Suburbs or things like Stroads. That will give you an idea of how badly planned cities are in many countries, not just America and Canada.

[@ttchme9816]

@@Banana-cc5rx idk where you got the idea that kids would be shot when stepping outdoor for 0.1 seconds. Honestly the few times I have been to USA the sheer scale of the country is what makes it inconvenient asf. I am an asian and I haven't seen any racism myself, though it might be because I went there 5 years ago, before shit went down. Either way it's not as shit as you think just that it's TOO FUCKING BIG. This is why I am surprised that En members don't drive any cars, I thought it is virtually required to drive cars in the us.

[@Banana-cc5rx]

@@ttchme9816 part of the problem obviously

[@yodawgzgaming4416]

Very well put together! Great choice too

[@RavensEagle]

Thanks for translating

[@mixswist]

I also wasted most of my high-school life but at least my year's school anniversary is one of the most successful ones in my school's history. I am proud of all the work my friend and I did back then.

[@ibn9000]

Thank you for translating this.

[@thanglongnguyenvu3815]

My advice is: just do what you want when you're still in highschool. Don't look at others and think you should do that too. Don't listen to others and be told what they think is befitting of a highschooler. I mean, you're in highschool lol, whatever you do is basically 'high schoolerish'. Whether it's studying in the library or hanging out with friends or enjoying self-company. Just do what you enjoy, as long as it's not dabbling in drugs and alcohol

[@BygoneT]

Teenage experience is marked by grouping up, conforming and doing what everyone else is so you don't "Miss out" so I'm not sure if people are going to listen to that

[@jeslhp]

Thank you for the translations as always🙏🏻

[@windwatcher460]

Honestly, I feel a lot more free as an adult than I ever did as a student. A full time job takes a lot less time than school, and I can afford my hobbies.

[@jantrada8824]

Glad my high school years turned out to be my happiest years, but happy as in no major responsibilities other than not failing tests and handing in homeworks in time. Fast forward until today, about 7 years after HS graduation, I'm content with my current life. Although I am looking at moving my career forward to support my new hobby, which is motorcycling! The good thing about having a job with responsibilities is that I get paid and I can afford my hobbies and interests myself and my parents or grandparents can't do shit when I suddenly show up with a Kawasaki ZX-10R.

[@bakuguardian]

Coincidentally I got into motorcycles as well during the past 2 years! So that's also something I want to work towards. There definitely is that liberating feeling of having your own income as an adult. You can spend that hard-earned cash on the stuff that makes you happy and they can't be like "no you don't need this" or "no you can't buy that".

[@jantrada8824]

@@bakuguardian heck yeah! May I know what your bike is? I'm currently starting out on a Honda Vario 150 scooter, but I'm looking on upgrading soon

[@bakuguardian]

@@jantrada8824 Sadly, I still don't have the funds for a bike or to take my MSF course yet. I was looking at these old Honda CT90s in my area, in hopes of buying one so I could practice riding in my neighborhood. A 150cc scooter is a good place to start though! Enough power to get around town comfortably but not so much that you feel overwhelmed.

[@jantrada8824]

@@bakuguardian ah too bad, hopefully you can take an MSF course soon. Yeah, a 150cc scooter is actually pretty fast and nimble in Jakarta traffic, making lane filtering an easy and fun task... that said I'm planning on getting either a Yamaha XSR 155 or R15M, or a Honda CBR 150R soon. All light, nimble, and fast enough to navigate through traffic but still looking cool and not that overwhelming in terms of power, at least they're good enough for practicing manual transmission motorcycling until I'm ready to upgrade to 250cc

[@bakuguardian]

Thanks pal! Tbh, I'd even take a 50cc scooter to learn on, since those only require a regular driver's license where I live and it's adequate for short trips around town. The XSR 155 has a cool retro standard motorcycle look to it, and it seems rather popular in the European and Asian markets as a starter bike for it's styling and nimble handling. It's awesome that you're passionate about your new hobby, and I hope you can save up for one of the bikes you talked about 💪

[@sessario982]

My advice is just like suisei, i was an avid gamer and would spend 80% of my free time playing online games. I did spend alot of times with my friends too but i wish i spent more AND recorded more. Record your time more no matter how mundane. to the present you it might seem like it doesnt worth much, but the future you will thank you for taking it. Im not saying you cant save money, but if i were to go back, i would spend a lot of my savings more to go to the amusement park, swimming etc. rather than pc parts.

[@lastnamefirstname8655]

great advice. couldn't be closer to the truth. adults have no time for themselves, only for work and suffering. youth is where all of life's good stuff is at.

[@notSusNugget]

I love Suichan’s numerous expressions being used. Cute today too.

[@PasscodeAdvance]

KoroAzu and Suisei are so true about adulthood and youth. Also, I was shocked to know that Suisei wasn't born in Tokyo but in a ridiculously rural countryside. When Suisei talked about the Art club then it gives clarity on how she was able to make her own avatar. Both of them are so true and relatable!

[@destroyerinazuma96]

My relative spent his summers in the countryside. Since he wasn't in school he was always busy fishing, berries/mushrooms hunting, hiking, swimming or doing some other outdoors activities. I guess that in a rural area, if you have to be in school 5-6 hours, you don't really have much to do apart from clubs or studies.

[@adearest007]

IDK if anyone would see this comment since youtube just recommended this clip for me...I had my own highschool moments but majority of the time its really just studying and school work but I've always told myself when something good/fun does happen, that "It doesn't get any better than this". A lot of our perception of highschool life really is exaggerate rarely ever showing the boring parts too; what we see in movies, tv, anime, etc. are usually a combination of experiences or desired experiences from the writers/creators. Something I tell my younger family members to not set their expectations too high. To just create their own memories and experiences because that's really what you'll always reminiscent about; It may not be as grand like in the movies/tv, like going to starbucks or to the summer fair. It could just be you and your group of friends hanging by the vending machine or racing back to class...these highschool moments will become your own memories to cherish.

[@pumpjackmcgee4267]

I certainly have more freedom now than as a kid, but the biggest challenge is getting free time lined up with my friends, since we have different schedules. Some of us work evenings, one does graveyard, and the rest are the regular 9 to 5.

[@reishiki6192]

The so called concept of Happiness varies from people to people so eventhough I never done a so called "Highschool like" stuffs I was satisfied and happy during my teenage years.

[@ImRin1ko]

this clip just made me realize im a high schooler too lmao that makes the advice useful for me

[@johnmcdoesntexist5951]

Haha spent my first year in higschool like normal then COVID and we had online classes then I had the opportunity of going to another country where I got a part time job and just spended my days doing the minimum work in online classes then going to my work in order to get money it wasn’t until graduation some days ago standing in the room with all the fellow students I didn’t recognize that i though “damn this really is the end isn’t it?” My high school experience was done and i had just realized

[@hellnickyable]

just have fun, dont focus too much on your studies till you forgot your mates (or friend)

[@ianlulu]

Suisei speaking fax

[@mkill572]

自己責任 = your responsibility, not “your fault” (it doesn’t have the negative connotations here)

[@lildra9onboy361]

This is relatable there are no stores where I live the only public area is the pool and gym

[@YarugumaSou]

At least she still had clubs Back in my high school years all we had were classes after classes.

[@ハーフ-r1m]

Man I'm in highschool now entering my Junior year and I really want to do this stuff but I'm too concerned about not having enough time to do my homework and other stuff. Especially since junior year in the states is so important and all. Idk I feel like ever since I entered highschool I haven't been having fun, honestly middle school was a whole lot better, now my life is about getting good grades.

[@Vastfill]

Go study in a public library with someone! Not the one in school but an open library. You get the feeling going out, and you can still get food.

[@ハーフ-r1m]

@@Vastfill honestly that's a good idea.

[@Vastfill]

@@ハーフ-r1m of course! I'm no longer in school but that's something I wish I did to the very least. I too didn't go out much back then, many regrets. Do yourself a favor and make some memories, regardless if it's small or large. Plus a change in studying environment could boost your productivity :)

[@Vastfill]

@@ハーフ-r1m even if you can't find people to go with you, fk it, go by yourself and use that opportunity to feel what's it like to be independent. The feeling of having full control over what you do. It's a nice feeling.

[@Elc22]

Good advice for sure. On the same note, something that is said often, which I feel is true: Youth is when you have time, and energy, but no money. Adulthood is when you have energy and money, but no time. You are a senior when you have money and time, but no energy.

[@高宮晴人]

Damn. Made me think if I really did something high school like 2 cause of this. All we ended up doing is blowing up a monument in our school, digging a hole behind our school building, making a hole in the whole of in one of the school restrooms, breaking down doors by accidents and such. Is that even high school like. Well I still pass as an honor student so I think I'm still good.

[@datemasamune2904]

For a moment, I thought it was gonna be sneak into the boys elementary school.

[@geno3849]

It hurts in a physical level how true is this lmao *cries*

[@highstudentproduction8195]

I spent too much time study and traine my whole body's when I'm in high school. The reasons is so I can join a military like my dad did. Yeah I fail so many time, and give up go to college. But glad I can get my own money for living. Not much happening in my life for now, but I'm grateful with what I had until now. When the first time I enter I school I join to become a member of students council, the reason is so people can know me more. But end up not had what I expected. But I still had great time with my friends in high school, sometimes we still hangout and talk. So yeah spent your time with something you like and want to do ^^

[@anro_gaming]

i'm pretty much satisfied with my high school years, i just have lots of regrets regarding my campus years

[@nuko2349]

glad her school has art club, there are some that only provides sports and science club like mine

[@lyq232]

You have science club!!??

[@ViniuauCP]

You guys have clubs?

[@jazzyfoo]

A lot of the most interesting people in Hololive come from the countryside

[@Baka_Mop]

Them after school - club activities, shopping, socializing, romance, etc. Me after school - REV UP THOSE XBOXES

[@retrorazor2098]

As much fun I had during High School, the one thing i do regret was not being able to get into a relationship. Some of you may disagree, but I just wanted to feel the high school romance experience

[@lovekaede7133]

Study and work really pays off. While Chad and Stacy spent their youth in debauchery their parties their sex, Me and Sui-chan spent our high school days in honing our craft.

[@johari644]

I’m graduating with no friends, which is sad because of quarantine

[@pite9]

It kind of sounds like Suisei had a stereotypical experience tbh. Working hard in the art club. And this lead to her making her own avatar and becoming a vtuber.

[@lqfr8813]

its not really how it works for general. being teenager/high schooler and adults, each has their own restrictions and freedoms. its ultimately depends on each person's personal experience. . there are parents that doesnt allow their children to scott-free having fun with friends, each days filled with extra lesson / private lesson / cram school. there are high schooler that doesnt have the leeway time other than to work part time because family situation. having to pass acceptable mark on many subjects at school isnt easy either, its like obligation as a student . adults have freedom to choose how they want to live their life as long as they can afford it themself, unlike teenagers. but theres no extra protection when you do something outrageous in the eyes of society, gotta keep mouth and behaviour in order if still wanna have livehood

[@quetzalcoatl974]

Suisei is the country bumpkin of hololive

[@leviathann175]

Hello, can you share your folder with 3d suisei pictures you use in your videos? I would like to make fanart of her and those are really good references

[@grinnazeed]

I didn't know Suisei is from Countryside, goes to show that I'm a young hoshiyomi...

[@Thatguy-mq6ml]

But it's not working for those who work from 14). I don't feel like I can spend time on having fun now for 2 years, instead of having fun after "success" with money for rest of life. Maybe it's just personal idk

[@dany_prayogo]

My regret was i don't study enough so i can't get scholarship to study in japan

[@vtuberddd5663]

Damn same bro

[@dany_prayogo]

@@noivern1380 because it's my dream to study there, maybe work and live there too, but well it's already too late, I've become mid age ojiisan now

[@beemoescarmew]

Sounds pretty harsh to live in the countryside when you’re restricted to badly maintained trains as mode of transport. I live in a third world country where underage driving is pretty much the norm, we can go pretty much anywhere. Just make sure to survive because accidents are also rampant lmfao

[@fltfathin]

It's not unmaintained, just there's less things you can visit in countryside

[@NotHeitu]

Only difference with me was that I was capable of doing all these things, but I chose not to take those opportunities and ended up doing nothing

[@takenname8053]

NICE

[@alejomakevids]

omg she's like me fr fr no cap 🔥🔥🔥💯

[@mocoebabymom]

is suisei just mitsuha like, the comet that struck down her town was ...herself???!

[@sapilaut2]

During my school days: MY PARENTS ARE PAYING FOR MY EVERYTHING, I CAN'T FAIL, I GOTTA LIVE UP THE EXPECTATIONS. I CAN'T FOOL AROUND AND CAUSE TROUBLE FOR MY PARENTS. I DEPEND ON THEM TO DRIVE ME EVERYWHERE. OH SHIT ECONOMIC CRISIS, DAD GOT FIRED. CAN OUR FAMILY SURVIVE? During adulthood with my own income: way more freedom and peace of mind. Meeting new friends from work and hobbies I can finally afford. gee i dunno guys, I much prefer my adult life. Definitely beats being forced to study stuffs I don't like for 12 years.

[@stephenmahilum4770]

Being an adult sucks lol I wish I wasn't quiet back in highschool and not hanging out with the wrong group

[@luke_fabis]

Honestly though, you *are* more free to have fun when you're an adult. I have to disagree that it's not the case. It's if and when you have kids that it all comes screeching to a halt.

[@peoul1]

Do your best with your hobies not what other people say is fun. Do it With your small group of friends or big if you are extrovert.

[@gilgameshlfx7006]

Why does this town of her sounds like Inaba Persona 4?

[@polkalamypekopeko2969]

Highschool for me : sleep around and fight other kids in other high schools

[@Banana_John]

Sounds like suisei lived in countryside like non non biyori

[@jansettler4828]

Absolutely cursed PFP

[@Skarvokx]

Well.. if thats ur concern, i would say u had a pretty good time in school, bcse even though u wanted to do more things, it was good enough for u think "i could had more fun"... in my case if i gone back, would not be to do "good" things.

[@zanderjuga]

2:06 Kebanjiran fakta

[@maverickbonato8164]

The only thing I did in highschool was hating it ngl :/

[@Insanigirl]

Where did you get those png of Suisei? From where?

[@ghufroon4134]

Suisei is from hinamizawa?!

[@Salty010]

Is why most jp anime always take on high school everything is high school, can take example anime boruto, old days naruto young age are exciting and plot armor now he became adult became sax ass and now boruto are replacing him…

[@MarcelHard]

2:05 is so true it hurts

[@xelloskaczor5051]

asking weebs and singers for highschool experiences lol

[@Rick-hy6vh]

But being an adult is free though, but it also come with sacrifice. Being a HS gives you more pleasant way to enjoy things. Do I miss my HS time ? Yes. Do I have any regrets to be an adult ? Not really. Only the bills, tax, and house needs

[@healme69420]

So is she and maybe iroha like the girl in non non biyori? 😅Deep in rural area

[@r3.4ct]

being young.. you tend to think that you're more free to do what you want, less or no parents restrictions stuff like that when you become an adult which is true... And you will be eventually... But as you grow your responsibilites increase.... and those responsibilities take up most of your time... Dont choose or do things that will burn you out in the future.. And take care of your body while you're young... You wont have that time worrying about your health in the future if your already on the grinding stage.... Unleass you came from a wealthy family or if you have money to burn. Good luck

[@ketsuekikurochi7647]

What's the bgm?

[@El_Leviatan]

This hits hard

[@shinkenneth]

Can relate too much to this...

[@velfare]

To all the students reading this.. have fun and be foolish all you can now..

[@BlindRight]

I'm already foolish by the look of my grade now all that's missing is the fun part

[@stevenpaen3481]

i wish i could go back in time

[@jzn5664]

I am an antisocial shut in study kid that play PC and watch anime, so idk what they are talking about. Anyways I am 18 and it's too late already, or maybe I am just too antisocial to ask

[@Vendetta162X]

That is the 100%, goddamn truth.

[@125discipline2]

i've realize this since im in grade school. and dont understand why all of my friends wanted to grow up so much. maybe because i've been abused as a child so grown ups always disgust me.

[@mankovitch1130]

to busy being the scapegoat