> [!css-hello_tagline] > I want to learn how to be cute~ > [!css-hello_stats-keep_buttons] > she⁄her・18＋・en-us・utc-7 ![[2492209-2.png]] > [!css-center-remove_above] > [Illustrated by 藤原ﾉこーりー](https://skeb.jp/@coreytaiyo) [See more on my **Skeb**](https://skeb.jp/@rue_parfait) [[Character Reference|Character Reference]] ## Links Find me online! ![[Main Links]] [[Links|More Links]] ## Now This is what I’m doing now. If you have a website, you should try making a [now page](https://nownownow.com/about) too! > [!now-working] What I’m crafting > ![[Now#^dhtjtn]] > [!now-playing] What I’m playing > ![[Now#^d5vqq8]] > [!now-reading] What I’m reading > ![[Now#^sg2apr]] > [!now-watching] What I’m watching > ![[Now#^0kxf1n]] > [!now-enjoying] What I’m enjoying > ![[Now#^r2thy7]] > [!now-learning] What I’m learning > ![[Now#^ioxld1]] ## Notes When I discover something I want to remember, I save it in my notes. Some of my notes are private, but I’m sharing a lot of them. You’re welcome to take a look! ![[Notes]] ## About This Site What you’re reading right now is a page in my notebook! I wrote it in an app called [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md). I turned it into a website using a plugin they made, [Obsidian Publish](https://obsidian.md/publish). It’s super convenient because I can just open up [[Obsidian]] on any of my devices, type a few changes, and then click the Publish button and it updates this site! > [!question] What is .moe? > > > The word “moe” (in Japanese: “萌え”; pronounced as “moh-ay”) is a slang word rooted deep in the Japanese Otaku culture. It has often been used to mean a particular type of “adorable” or “cute” towards fictional characters, people, animals, etc. > > — [The .moe Domain is Here!](https://nic.moe/en/)