A number of factors lately seem to have contributed to increasing the friction between different nationalities and cultures of residents within Second Life.
Firstly, of course, we have the ... robust nature of some of the political extrusions into Second Life - largely harmless and inconsequential wars between small numbers of ideological groups - though no less deadly serious to the participants.
Stylish goods for the loli, bishoujo or whacky bishounen, at Tohru's shop.
One of my favorite content creators is Tohru Kanami (who also featured in Annoying Japanese Child Dinosaur) who makes attractive skins, clothing and accessories.
Kanami's high-tech store in Wakeley is clean, elegant and not hard on the eyes. On the walls, among high-tech displays are Kanami's products. Her skins, while expensive, are very well done (always, people, always try a skin demo before you decide to buy), and her eyes frequently draw favorable comments.
Continue reading Tohru's little shop - "Fashion, onigiri and bunnie"
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