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Nijikon can be expressed, to some degree, as a genuine sexual orientation in which the person loses interest in real-life people but develop feelings of love and sentimental attachment to two-dimensional characters.12 They are generally attracted to the behavior and exaggerated physical or facial features of the anime/manga art style, which are perceived to be "ideal" human features.
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Last night, no one knew we were present, which was in large part due to the fact that we were ninjing in the shadows.
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by Emipai2002 February 28, 2019
Get the NIMJ mug.Niiji is an ancient descriptive term that defines all indigenous or aboriginal people that have historically inhabited the landmass called Turtle Island, in which this "Turtle Island" term refers only to particular western areas of the supercontinent known as Gondwana; which includes North America, South America, Canada and the surrounding Pacific Islands.
Not to be confused with the word "friend" which was originally defined as "a Quaker" or "a member of the Religious Society of Friends" during the mid-1600's and beyond, the term Niiji was directly used as a positive means to refer to an ally or an associate by numerous indigenous families throughout America and Canada, especially amongst men who traditionally used Niiji towards each other as a sign of respect for one another.
Not to be confused with the word "friend" which was originally defined as "a Quaker" or "a member of the Religious Society of Friends" during the mid-1600's and beyond, the term Niiji was directly used as a positive means to refer to an ally or an associate by numerous indigenous families throughout America and Canada, especially amongst men who traditionally used Niiji towards each other as a sign of respect for one another.
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