@ryuma_tanizawa: @【ごっこ倶楽部】と一緒に#デュエット #谷沢龍馬

ごっこ倶楽部谷沢龍馬です
ごっこ倶楽部谷沢龍馬です
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diksgok8
kanna :
確かに言われてみれば🦷きれいすぎる
2026-08-06 02:14:41
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so_kaieda
So_Kaieda :
歯ートフル
2026-08-04 13:45:30
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user4922938307226
あんこ :
こだわりが,わかります😁でも、何しても素敵😎なんだよなぁ👍
2026-08-05 01:10:18
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chiho100906
ちほ【倶楽葉】 :
確かに龍馬くん歯並びも歯の色も綺麗〜🤣🦷✨このお話も好き〜😍💜ばっしーくんとのタッグ、いいよねー🥰またこういうの観たいなー💕
2026-08-04 11:27:34
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user8832715461780
クルクル :
役者魂が素敵な龍馬さん✨素晴らしい(*´ ω`*)
2026-08-04 12:58:39
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umi_ryu55
うみ🐉 :
見てた時は内容にのめり込んでて気づかなかったぁ!確かにこれだけ汚れてたら歯が綺麗すぎるのはリアルじゃなく見えるかもですね🙂‍↕️
2026-08-05 12:24:19
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rie_don
RIE :
そう言われれば~こだわりも流石🤣👍 ばしさんと龍馬さんの演技に釘付けの素敵なお話でした✨こういう作品また観たいです😊
2026-08-05 12:19:23
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kazuhiro11167882
Kazuhiro7882🐝❤️ :
「善は回る」とても良い作品でした! 正直…自分もホームレス龍馬さんの歯が白いなと感じました😅 でもそれ以上に龍馬さんや石橋さんの演技・作品の出来が素晴らしかったと思います。
2026-08-04 12:12:12
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shinki4503
しんき。 :
沢山のこだわりがあった役なんですね👀✨ ホームレス役にしては確かに歯が綺麗すぎるww龍馬さんの笑顔が良い笑顔だよなぁ☺️
2026-08-04 11:27:48
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elio0246
elio📸 :
この作品、すごくよく覚えてます!画面から匂いも伝わってきそうなほど外見が作りこまれていますね✨歯…うーんまぁ確かに😆
2026-08-04 15:12:24
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hirohito_miki
SEKAI :
服すごくて好きだった笑 帽子とか完璧で、新作食べた後のりゅーまたんのお顔が凄く好きで投稿されてから2週間ぐらい毎日見てた笑 大好きな作品😆🌸
2026-08-04 13:04:48
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kiimmleee
Kim :
❤️
2026-09-04 22:58:01
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Breadcrumbs feel like a meal when you’re starving for attention. Think about that. This person can ignore you for two weeks, send one little text saying, “I’ve been thinking about you,” and suddenly you forget the two weeks. You forget the inconsistency. You forget the unanswered messages. You forget how confused and anxious this person has made you feel. That one tiny piece of attention gives you just enough hope to stay emotionally invested. That’s why breadcrumbing can be so difficult to walk away from. You aren’t receiving enough to build a healthy relationship, but you’re receiving just enough to keep you from completely letting go. Here’s what makes this so powerful: the attention is unpredictable. You don’t know when the next text is coming. You don’t know whether they’ll be warm or distant. You don’t know whether they genuinely miss you or whether they’re simply lonely tonight. That uncertainty keeps your mind working overtime. A study published in Psychological Science found that uncertainty can actually cause people to think more about another person, and that increased thinking can intensify attraction. In other words, sometimes you’re not thinking about them constantly because the connection is so extraordinary. You’re thinking about them because nothing about the connection is settled. Your mind keeps trying to solve the mystery. “Why did they text me?” “Do they still love me?” “Are they coming back?” “What did they mean by that?” “Maybe this time will be different.” Then you start treating every crumb like evidence. A heart emoji becomes evidence. A late-night phone call becomes evidence. Watching your story becomes evidence. “I miss you” becomes evidence. Evidence of what? Because none of those things necessarily means they are ready to offer you a stable, healthy, committed relationship. Someone can miss you and still not choose you. Someone can care about you and still be completely unwilling to give you what you need. Someone can feel lonely, reach for you, feel better after receiving your attention, and disappear all over again. That doesn’t automatically make them evil or calculating. They may be confused themselves. They may genuinely feel something in the moment. The problem is that their momentary feelings keep becoming your long-term emotional prison. Research on breakups has also found that continued contact and monitoring an ex on social media are associated with greater distress, stronger longing, and poorer emotional recovery. Every time you check their profile or respond to another meaningless message, you may be reopening a wound you keep expecting them to heal. But listen: They cannot provide the medicine while continuing to cause the injury. This is where you have to become honest with yourself. Stop asking, “Does this person still have feelings for me?” That may not be the most important question. Ask, “What are they consistently offering me?” Not what did they say at midnight. Not what did they promise when they thought they were losing access to you. Not how wonderful things were six months ago. What are they consistently offering you right now? Clarity or confusion? Commitment or convenience? Peace or anxiety? A relationship or breadcrumbs? Because when you’re emotionally starving, crumbs can feel like a feast. They’re still crumbs. You don’t need another tiny piece of attention to analyze for the next seven days. You need consistency, honesty, effort, and clarity. If somebody cannot offer those things, stop allowing occasional attention to convince you that a real relationship is hiding somewhere underneath their inconsistency. Hope is powerful, but hope without evidence can keep you trapped. Quit judging the relationship by its most exciting moments. Judge it by its most consistent pattern. That pattern will usually tell you everything you’ve been trying not to hear. #healing #breakup #breadcrumbing

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