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@youtuber_love: 今回の件でりくさんの発言や行動、全てが素敵だった。 幸せになってね こてん #すしらーめん #すしらーめんりく さん #こてん #fyp

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green56q
ｺﾝﾆﾁﾜ :
犬みたいな猫って最強だと思うんだよね
2025-08-31 00:57:36
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user74418828502733
エターナル :
前世で結ばれなかった2人が今世で人間と猫という関係で出会えただけ
2025-08-31 11:55:12
2267
mumumuauuu
むむむ :
YouTubeの方に「動画は俺たちが回すから育休取れ」ってコメあって笑った
2025-08-31 15:15:16
1867
.emi_emi88
苦ー :
可愛すぎて編集とか集中出来なそう笑笑
2025-08-30 23:01:48
1480
user611406719053
🐈‍⬛💊にの🎴🤍 :
やっぱ動物って優しい人がわかってるよね💕︎
2025-08-30 16:10:46
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user4834803019
コメント欄出禁男 :
俺まで可愛くなった
2025-09-01 01:47:36
891
userrfeecy7mwb
浪速のナイスmiddle :
完全に親と思ってるなぁ！！可愛いすぎ
2025-08-31 05:10:18
460
user5670971076149
いちよめ :
りっくんは彼女に甘えられたらこんな反応なのかと勝手に思いながら見てた😎
2025-08-31 11:57:40
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ysd6186
ysd :
どんだけ懐いてるんだかw
2025-08-31 05:23:08
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chiro_ringo
chiro🍎 :
お母さんが迎えに来るかもってしばらく様子見てから保護したの良かったなぁ
2025-09-01 12:51:53
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user2846123244346
ゆ〜た🦎 :
こてん…「家広いって」
2025-09-02 12:03:52
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user295887743398
どっと :
いいハンターは動物に好かれる
2025-08-31 16:10:25
19
yrn_712
ゆ :
すしりくの好感度爆上がりの、飼い主ガチャ大成功のこてんちゃん🐱
2025-08-31 12:38:48
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kkmmttpp
kkmmttpp :
ほんまにこてんって転ぶの可愛い🥹
2025-09-01 21:32:42
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h8___t8
حسون(صكار البوبجي) الداعم :
猫は悪い奴には絶対懐かない👍
2025-09-05 15:39:54
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macrophagewanu
まくろふぁーじ :
この音源つけると前世の運命の人が猫になって会いに来たって感じ
2025-08-31 09:33:09
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britisheiji
うまみ :
運命ってあるんだな
2025-09-01 01:19:20
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arata10100
牛乳パン :
絶対前世恋人とか何かだったでしょ、そうとしか考えられない
2025-09-01 06:53:21
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0306_and
もやし :
こてん「やけにデカい家…」
2025-08-31 08:57:48
19
amtoame
とまと :
幸せに生きて欲しい😭母猫と過ごせるようになる方がいいって思いながらもごめんね人間のエゴだねって言いながら保護したりくくんめちゃくちゃ素敵
2025-09-02 15:30:59
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user7825661048453
クレシン :
猫は無敵😻
2025-09-02 10:42:08
5
user433089391
kmi :
可愛いこてんを愛でるりっくんも可愛い
2025-08-31 01:54:29
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gorira._
1 :
2人まとめてキュートアグレクション
2025-08-31 12:03:09
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yamaichidelicious
ヤマイチ :
🐈‍⬛こてんちゃんべったり甘えまくって可愛い🥰
2025-08-31 03:03:29
27
mgw3mmg
wonderfooo!! :
血は繋がってないし生物としても違うのにこの子にとっては親同然だね。
2025-08-31 12:54:03
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In a quiet pediatric wing of a San Francisco hospital in the late 1990s, a nurse paused outside a room, blinking back tears. Inside, a small boy with terminal cancer was doubled over in laughter. Dressed in scrubs three sizes too big, with a stethoscope around his neck and a ridiculous red nose, Robin Williams had the child laughing so hard he momentarily forgot the pain. No cameras, no press, no entourage. Only Robin, doing voices, pulling faces, imitating cartoon characters, making joy out of thin air. These visits were never scheduled through Hollywood. They were arranged privately through hospital staff who had quietly come to know him as more than an actor or comedian. He would often call ahead anonymously, asking if there were any children who might benefit from a visit. Many times, he arrived alone, sometimes with a bag of puppets, or dressed in character, even slipping into his iconic
In a quiet pediatric wing of a San Francisco hospital in the late 1990s, a nurse paused outside a room, blinking back tears. Inside, a small boy with terminal cancer was doubled over in laughter. Dressed in scrubs three sizes too big, with a stethoscope around his neck and a ridiculous red nose, Robin Williams had the child laughing so hard he momentarily forgot the pain. No cameras, no press, no entourage. Only Robin, doing voices, pulling faces, imitating cartoon characters, making joy out of thin air. These visits were never scheduled through Hollywood. They were arranged privately through hospital staff who had quietly come to know him as more than an actor or comedian. He would often call ahead anonymously, asking if there were any children who might benefit from a visit. Many times, he arrived alone, sometimes with a bag of puppets, or dressed in character, even slipping into his iconic "Mrs. Doubtfire" voice. The children, some too weak to sit up, would smile, giggle, or whisper a joke back. Parents watched in awe as their child, often in the final days of life, laughed again. Sometimes for the first time in weeks. One nurse recalled a 2003 visit when Robin spent over an hour with a ten-year-old leukemia patient who had only days left. The boy's father had been stoic for weeks, refusing to cry in front of his son. That day, as Robin pretended to conduct an invisible orchestra of squeaky IV poles and sang a ridiculous operatic ballad to the beeping of heart monitors, the man finally wept. Not from grief, but from relief. Robin never spoke about these visits in interviews. Even those closest to him, including longtime friends and collaborators, learned about them through others. Some families tried to thank him publicly, but he always declined. He believed the experience belonged to the child, not to him, and certainly not to any public narrative. For Robin, the visit wasn’t an act of charity or performance. It was a human connection, raw and unfiltered. In 2006, during a stop in Denver for a show, he drove over an hour to meet a terminally ill teenage girl whose favorite movie was "Aladdin". She had grown up reciting the Genie’s lines, and when Robin stepped into the room and started riffing in that unforgettable voice, she lit up. Her mother later wrote that Robin stayed long after the visit should have ended, talking to her daughter like an old friend, listening as much as entertaining. It took remarkable emotional strength to step into those rooms. These weren’t film sets. There were no rewrites, no retakes. The children were often fading, the air heavy with grief, and yet he found ways to ignite hope, even if only briefly. He never rushed. He sat on floors, shared ice pops, held hands. Afterward, he often sat alone in his car for a long time, sometimes crying, sometimes calling a friend just to hear a familiar voice. By 2010, hospital staff in several cities had come to know that if Robin was in town, there might be a call. No one ever publicized it, because he didn’t want it that way. It wasn’t about headlines or accolades. He often told nurses that if he could make one kid forget where they were, even for ten minutes, it was worth everything. His visits didn’t cure illnesses or change medical outcomes. But they did something else. They gave a flicker of joy to the fading. They softened the hardest moments for grieving families. And they reminded everyone in the room, patients, parents, nurses, even Robin himself, that laughter still had power, even at the edge of goodbye . . Sometimes, healing isn’t about medicine. It’s about making someone feel alive, even for a moment, when the world says they shouldn't


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