Casu what does your name mean? What is the origin? I’ve been pondering this for many moons and I cannot ponder any longer so I must ask what does it mean? 
HAHA, yeah yeah!
the first time i came up with the name was when i was in middle school like a decade ago. i was hyperfixating on vocaloid back then, and in orchestra class, i was just thinking of some random usernames i could use in the future. i went by a different alias / username online back then, but i was coming up with new ones for fun. i was making alliterations using vocaloid names, so like— miraculously miku, marvelously meiko, shion shenanigans, stuff of the like. and one of them i thought up was “casually kagamine,” and i liked this one a lot (as the kagamine twins were my favorite vocaloids).
when i started instagram in 2017, it was the first time i decided to use a different username, and i used that one: casually.kagamine. it became the new username that i’d use on other sites, and sometimes i shortened it to casukaga to fit a character limit, or just because it was convenient.
i changed my online alias to casu in 2018, bc it fit with that username.
by 2021, i was using casukaga everywhere else, and instagram was the only instance i was using casually.kagamine — so i changed it to match. so now i am just casukaga everywhere.
so casu is short for “casually,” casukaga was short for “casually kagamine” ❤️
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🔥 for whatever's been bugging you lately
Oh, boy. I'm about to touch on a topic I have ranted about extensively in private spaces. Only now I'm going to make my opinion public because I feel like I need to take a stand.
"Across media fandoms, so many fans refuse to stay in their lane and it leads to a lot of unnecessary trouble."
Allow me to explain.
Perhaps I'm only seeing the loudest of the vocal minority, but this behavior is grating to me. In general I come to my fan spaces to have fun, discuss media with others who've viewed it, and relax after taking care of my real life responsibilities.
I've seen shipping wars since my earliest days in fandom, and those have not died down in the slightest. In some ways, they've actually gotten worse, because people bring in purity culture and real life politics where I feel like they don't belong. (People who act like it's a moral duty to ship their rare pair instead of a more popular ship, as an example.)
This mentality of only having the most "morally correct" opinions on a piece of media goes beyond shipping too, when it comes to discussing individual characters or the (perceived) message of the media overall. Who and what is "problematic" is a dominating theme in many fan discussions on this website and others. There's this idea that a person's taste in media, characters, and even ships gives any indication of their real life morality. When really, most people (if not all) I've met who are into the darker, tragic and more dramatic themes in media are just interested in that part of storytelling and would never condone acts like murder, genocide or abuse in real life.
On the other side of the coin, there are other fans who try and label what is and isn't "cringe." I've seen them take aim at self-shippers, OC x Canon shippers, or even themes within the media itself that they've deemed "cliched" or "predictable." There's this smugness that comes with pointing out flaws CinemaSins style. It's very elitist in its way and to me translates to "I see what you don't, Sheeple!"
I'm sure there are other details of annoying fandom behavior that I have left out, but these are the main ideas to me.
It all comes down to one thing.
"When people dislike something, they turn around and make it everybody else's problem."
This is in spite of the widely available blacklisting tools and block button that are very easy to use to curate one's Tumblr experience. (I cannot speak for other websites and how easy or difficult it is to curate one's feed there, but I imagine there is something similar to Tumblr's system.)
Instead of accepting that a ship, piece of media, OC, or even an entire user's feed isn't their cup of tea and moving on, people have to say something rude about it.
And it just seems like a waste of time and energy. I think it would be better spent with things that actually spark joy.
All in all I feel like I’m getting too old for this sort of thing. Or maybe since I have more life experience, I’m more aware of what I want and what I’m better off without. Having to balance work and home life will do that. I’ll keep on sharing my thoughts with people who I feel I can truly be myself around. I hope everybody has at least one person, if not a few people like that. Because I think everyone should have a chance to be happy, in fan spaces and elsewhere.
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I give you my second sideblog 👉🏻👈🏼
You will now never escape me from being in your notes. First I was always in your notes on your Suga side blog (I still am). Then you gave me the link to your Twitter and I’m always in those notes bcs you retweet a lot of dope art and shit. And now we are here.
You already found my xeed sideblog and that’s my only other blog. I’m way too lazy and dysfunctional to keep with more than that.
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