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Hi !!! My first recommendation ⭐️
I recently watched Haru, a Japanese film about a woman and a men that meet and slowly fall in love through a film forum, at the beginnings of the internet.
The film was very sweet and filled with nostalgia, and it’s kind of a ‘historic piece’ for its depiction of the internet at the time :) It reminds me a bit of this app, which is why I think you’ll love it !!!
I lowkey miss the times when the internet was a place you could log on to and then leave..
Anyway, have a nice day !
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May 30, 2025
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