Wow, how fun! 🧸 “Hikarun-san” and 'Subjective Fulfillment'

Since it was Valentine's Day,
they made a “special message card”
and sent it to me🍫

KYAAAAA(ﾟ∀ﾟ)!!!!!!
🌸How wonderful🌸
☆.。.:*(Happy´Д`Happy).。.:*☆

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Hikarun-san's posts mainly focus on daily life.
In their posts, they write about things like this👇

• Airplane photos and photography experiences at the airport.

• Gratitude for receiving comments on 400 consecutive articles.

• Daily thoughts and mini-essay style content.

And Hikarun-san is someone who values connections with fans and followers✨

Hikarun-san is a person who gives meaning to everyday life.

They create a sense of satisfaction in small events,
feel a sense of fulfillment in their own way, and it feels like they are sharing that with someone.

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And in this article,
as a way to return the Valentine's Day gesture,
I would like to introduce “Hikarun-san”.

However, there is a little “secret” to “Hikarun-san's” actions,
so everyone should definitely know about it.

What is that secret, you ask?——
It is “Subjective Fulfillment”.

What is subjective fulfillment?

In other words, it means being able to properly accept even small events as “good.”

・Feeling happy even about little things
・Being able to enjoy even little things
・Being moved even by little things

The fact that Hikarun-san thought of sending a “message card” for Valentine’s Day
is a perfect example of “subjective fulfillment” at work.

Even for the same Valentine’s Day,

there are people who end it with a “meh,”
and people who end it with a “Wow, how fun!”

Hikarun-san has a strong sense of “Wow, how fun!”
and by sharing that with others, she turns it into “Even more fun!!” ✨

You can see that kind of “Wow, how fun!” all over Hikarun-san’s articles.

I think that rather than just being “articles,”
most of Hikarun-san’s posts are packed with that “Wow, how fun!” perspective that is so uniquely her.

That is likely what leads to Hikarun-san’s popularity.

If you want to feel “subjective fulfillment,” please give them a read! 🌷

So,
why is it good for everyone to know about “subjective fulfillment”?

✅ You become less likely to feel down by comparing yourself to others
✅ “Nothing days” become “not-so-bad days”
✅ You can affirm yourself even without special success
✅ You can value your own opinions and thoughts, and so on.

When you stack these up, it becomes easier to lead to “success” ✨
On platforms like note where you write your own words,
having this “subjective fulfillment” makes it easier to continue with peace of mind.

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And the impact of this “subjective fulfillment” is significant. 👇

Hikarun-san’s account has a total of 10,000 comments!

Literally, it’s on a different scale. To put it mildly, she’s a monster 💦

That said—
I don’t think Hikarun-san is actually conscious of the meaning of “subjective fulfillment,” and I don’t think she even thinks, “I am fulfilled.”

Yet, the reason she is supported to this extent
is that she doesn’t keep the “Wow, how fun!” to herself, and that chain reaction is what draws people in ✨

What’s important is,

It is the ability to find meaning in the little things in life and enjoy them.✨

The moment the world changes with a “Wow!”🧸

Through Hikarun-san's actions and perspective, I think I've been able to get a little image of what “subjective fulfillment” is like.✨

The power to find meaning in even small events and enjoy them—
that is “subjective fulfillment.”

Everyone, let's incorporate “Wow, how fun!” into our daily lives just like Hikarun-san, and stack up our own unique happiness.✨

When you become someone who can enjoy even the little things, every day becomes more fun, and your connections with those around you will naturally grow as well.🍀