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Same.

yea, when watching stream i think sukoya will read those word and translate, turn out she only hearing what Tomoe said!!! the power of love is too strong

Its probably why English is so hard for them to learn, since you have to unlearn the Katakana way of pronouncing the word.

@@NamePending9 English and Japanese are even more than just different sounds, their grammatical structure is radically different. There's no word in Japanese for "the".

Thank you for you great comment every time ;w;. They really helped me. I hope I can put out something at 1000 subs. Thanks for watching as usual ^^

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So jealous I feel so pain lol

It's probably because of the cuteness of them that makes you feel shy🤭. Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed my editing.

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Abandonment is the correct word, yes.

But that isnt a word thats used that often or used officially right? Just curious.

@@user-ey6iz2ln4f In S&M it is used a lot. Abandonment is not used commonly in English only because the situations that it relates to don't come up often. It is a real word, though. www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/abandonment Something else that needs to be understood about the English language is that it is rather fluid. If we find a word that we like, it's added to the dictionary. In example: Sayonara (さようなら) has been stolen by English because people liked the way it sounded. People who don't know anything about Japanese will use it, especially on the west coast, in place of 'bye' or 'good bye' or 'see-ya' www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sayonara Same thing with words that we don't have an equivalent of. If we find that we need a word for something and another language does, we yoink that word and add it to the dictionary. Like the German word "gesundheit". www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gesundheit Gesundheit means "to wish good health for someone" so people say gesundheit instead of "bless you" either because of the religious connotations of the second or because gesundheit is faster to say. The fluidity of English probably has to do with the state that it was created in. The base of English is ancient German, which mixed with Britannian Gaelic when the Angles invaded the British Isles. This them mixed with some Latin due to Londinium(the original name for the City of London, as settled by the Romans) and the land around it and the general influence that the Romans had on the British isles south of Hadrian's Wall. Then Old Norse got mixed in due to the Scandinavian Vikings raiding, trading, and settling in the British Isles. Then French was added because of the invasion of the Normans. And more French was added during the 100-years-war. Things more-or-less went apace until the U.S. formed, went about it's way, added some Spanish, and then forced Japan to open up, where we took a few words while trading.

I know Abandonment is a word but I just dont know if it is use In SM as a term Thanks for all the info tho

@@dredlord47 technically "gesundheit" means something like "being healthy". "Gesund" is healthy. While the "-heit" is the state of being something (in the case of gesundheit, state of being healthy). But yes in the use it is wishing someone good health.

maybe it a play that you ignore the partner, and make them nervous/upset xD

No. Abandonment play is where you take away their ability to see and/or hear and then make them think that you've left. This is usually in conjunction with other things, like vibrators being strapped to the one being "abandoned" and they can't touch them and they have to hold onto a bar, or something.

orgasm denial is a part of it too. There are also putting your partner some kind of "automatic device" and ignore it until the play is done, which can also be done in public. Houchi play's range is quite big (why am i explaining this)

@@user-ey6iz2ln4f >(why am i explaining this) Because it's relevant?

It feels strange for me to explain SM play lmao