Congrats, I've Turned into a Girl!

The number of visits to my blog and the number of Twitter followers has increased considerably since I attended the event.

More people connected with each other, and some of them had a brother and sister.

But neither of us seemed to realize who I was.

And here comes the incident.

My sister started cosplay admiring me.

Originally, my sister wasn't interested in cosplay at all, but she happened to be impressed when she saw a picture of me cosplay online.

When it comes to how you know, that's what he said on Twitter.

Whatever I say on the inside, Yuna has a cute face and good style.

I was wondering if it would be a pretty high level cosplay depending on what I tried to do.

I didn't feel bad when they told me I had started admiring myself, even though I thought I had drawn my sister into an allergic path, too.

My sister used to publish the photo in the inner circle when she first cosplayed with her friends.

But he seemed to want more humans to see him within the course of doing it a few times, and he said he was going to cosplay in one of the upcoming game's only-events.

And when I asked my sister what kind of cosplay she would do in that event debut, she returned the answer that a certain Hollorea destroyer featuring a skirt that was too short and a ribbon like a udder ear.

I thought.

Oh, this is a dangerous one.

As far as I'm concerned, I like the cosplay of highly exposed girls, and I'd rather even increase it, but even though I was someone else until a short while ago on the boulder, I worry a lot about my sister cosplaying like that for the first time in front of an unspecified number of people.

Honestly it looks good on me but that's why I'm worried.

There are many strange people at cosplay events.

I've never worn a skirt or a dreadful costume at an event, but when I'm wearing a costume like that, I hear stories about taking pictures from a hell of a low angle.

Cosplay rules vary from one event to another, ranging from rather harsh to relatively loose, but minimal manners still exist, such as not forcing the subject to pose, not shooting without permission, and so on.

But strange people everywhere boil. To a certain extent, they need to be careful.

Short skirts and dreadful costumes can easily become unintended pictures of themselves with posing, shooting angles, etc.

There is talk of being stolen or having pictures posted without permission.

So even if my sister doesn't like it, it's self-inflicted in a way...

I can't, and I asked her if she'd like another sister character cosplay with me.

It is the cosplay of a popular four-sister battleship.

This cosplay would be the length of a jacket like a witch's dress and at best a skirt about the school uniform, so I figured it would be fine if I stayed in the spats down there, and it wouldn't be that hot in the summer.

When I talked to her, Yuna clapped herself out because she was comfortable with it.

What surprised me more than that was that I was going to participate alone instead of taking him with a friend.

Seriously worried, Yuna and I decided to attend the event together on the same day.

The dressing room was available at that event, but the dressing room is naturally divided between men and women, so I decided to go out that day wearing a sleeveless shirt and a cosplay costume skirt and put on a cosplay costume jacket and a kachusha when it was time to shoot.

Along the way, Yuna seemed to have pulled a little on the enclosure shooting from Low Angle, so I sometimes asked her to stop shooting from Low Angle and get it in order vertically, but otherwise it was generally peaceful and the two of us usually enjoyed the event.

I went home, so I stopped by the coffee shop for a little tea.

"Nevertheless, even though this is my first time attending an event at Cosplay, I didn't usually speak to my friends who cosplay with me or anything?

I was just relaxing after a gentle chat, and I asked myself this question.

Yuna, unlike me, is a diplomatic personality that I can talk to without being afraid of anyone, so if you usually have a friend who cosplays with you, it seems like someone will follow you if you speak up.

"I spoke up, but it wasn't convenient for everyone today... but this time I was a little nervous because someone really wanted to see me, but I joined in."

Yuna laughs like she's in trouble.

"Who do you want to see?

"He's in front of me right now."

Apparently Yuna decided to participate in this event after seeing me blog about cosplay attendance at this event.

Nevertheless, when I pointed out that a less exposed cosplay was something that required a lot of attention, Yuna said it might indeed have been the first event floating around.

"But I'm glad you care so much about + Preades +. If you don't mind, can we keep up?

It was of course me who answered immediately before Yuna, but then she exchanged private contact information. My sister also knew my usual contact information, so I couldn't give her contact information normally. On the spot, I forgot my phone and clouded my tea.

However, if I give it to you alone, Yuna will give me a note with contact information. After that, it is difficult for me to hold both my phone for normal use and for + Preades +.