Good Morning. Have you ever wondered about certain things people cling to, claim to be inflicted with and suffering from? Well this morning I have heard of a Japanese Syndrome that only Japanese Males seem to suffer from. It’s called Hikikomori, Hikikomori?, lit. "pulling away, being confined", i.e. "acute social withdrawal") is a Japanese term to refer to the phenomenon of reclusive individuals who have chosen to withdraw from social life, often seeking extreme degrees of isolation and confinement due to various personal and social factors in their lives. The term hikikomori refers to both the sociological phenomenon in general as well as to individuals belonging to this societal group. Hmmm sounds like someone needs an ass swat! I try to be understanding of certain things people claim to be suffering with and find it very uneasy to take.
Oh well don’t everyone go hiding in a 8 x 8 room and vedge out now…
I get like this After Midnight…which brings up a good point. After Midnight is well after midnight but, when does morning take place? For some morning is considered at around 6 AM however morning is considered right after midnight, so soon as the clock strikes 12 midnight the new day starts and morning takes over…which would mean if we awoke from bed at 6 or 7 in the morning we already lost 6 or 7 hours of morning…right? However…Midmorning could also be called 6 in the morning due to morning starting just after midnight… then 10 and 11 is later morning almost mid-day… So if after Midnight is called morning then after noon would be called? Afternoon? I guess mid-afternoon would be 6 PM not 2 or 3 in the afternoon…who decided on when and where we treat our afters and our befores?
Holey Crap…I have no idea what brought that up…. I am crawling in a 8 x 8 room and going Hitachi, Hikamona, Hi something…HikiKomori that’s it… that almost sound like a symptom one receives from eating to much shell fish…
Anyway… Have a great day
A huge hug, a few pats, two pinches and off you go…
Marrtay ß (beginning to like that spelling of my name, it beats Fart Face)
