2 definitions by tofunicorn
Ray, or Fang Ray Shin, is the main character in a Taiwanese video game called Detention, which takes place in Taiwan in the 1960s during the White Terror. She was an amazing student at Greenwood High but developed depression due to her parents having issues. She then starts counseling with Chang Min Hui and is in a brief romantic relationship with him, until she overheard a conversation of her teacher, Miss Yin and her counselor about how Ray could be in danger because of a book club they're in, and takes it as her teacher taking him away from her. Her mistakes of reporting her teacher to Instructor Bai led to the execution of Ray's counselor and the imprisonments of other students, including a boy named Wei Chung Ting, whom the player of the game first plays as. Ray then killed herself due to being bullied by other students and feeling the guilt from what she did. Her soul is then stuck in limbo until she learns to acknowledge her actions and guilt, or else she will be stuck in the cycle of purgatory.
by tofunicorn June 14, 2020
Alt-girls are supposed to be girls that wear alternative fashion (goth, emo, etc.), listen to non-mainstream music, and are usually left winged.
However, there's been some confusions between actual alt girls and girls who claim to be alt but they're not. The girls that claim to be "alt-girls" are those who say things like Hello Kitty says ACAB, KAM (in a serious manner for petty reasons), and bully basic girls. They also use AAVE (African American Vernacular English) excessively and/or in the wrong manner, even when they're not black people. They also take part in gender wars and that's not okay. Their activism is extremely performative and give the wrong idea of what left wingers are supposed to be like. We refer to the ones who claim to be alt-girls but not, as Emily.
However, there's been some confusions between actual alt girls and girls who claim to be alt but they're not. The girls that claim to be "alt-girls" are those who say things like Hello Kitty says ACAB, KAM (in a serious manner for petty reasons), and bully basic girls. They also use AAVE (African American Vernacular English) excessively and/or in the wrong manner, even when they're not black people. They also take part in gender wars and that's not okay. Their activism is extremely performative and give the wrong idea of what left wingers are supposed to be like. We refer to the ones who claim to be alt-girls but not, as Emily.
by tofunicorn January 27, 2021