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"\"use strict\";Object.defineProperty(exports,\"__esModule\",{value:true});Object.defineProperty(exports,\"default\",{enumerable:true,get:function(){return _default}});function _createMdxContent(props){var _components=Object.assign({h2:\"h2\",p:\"p\"},props.components),PhotoScroll=_components.PhotoScroll;if(!PhotoScroll)_missingMdxReference(\"PhotoScroll\",true);return Vue.h(Vue.Fragment,null,Vue.h(_components.h2,null,\"Introduction\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"Yuki was a gentle and lovely trans woman. She had a slim figure and smooth skin.\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"She loved music. She liked works like Bocchi the Rock!, Chōten-chan, and メンヘラスタイル。She owns a pink guitar. She is also very skilled at music games such as maimaiDX. She expressed a disinterest in people, but many people like her nonetheless.\\nShe often said she wanted to become able to work, support herself, and be independent, so she could earn money for surgery (SRS).\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"Her dreams at night sometimes felt more realistic than reality, but many were nightmares or unsettlingly strange.\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"She didn't want to cause trouble for others, so she kept many thoughts to herself.\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.h2,null,\"Life\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"In her childhood, she suffered domestic violence and school bullying, which laid the foundation for her depression.\\nEarly on, her parents could not understand her gender identity. They tricked her into a conversion institution, and she was confined there for half a year.\\nDuring the confinement, she suffered inhumane abuse, such as being forced to drink swill, corporal punishment, and witnessing bloodshed.\\nThose eventually\\nled to a mental breakdown; she hammered her hand which caused a comminuted fracture of her little finger.\\nShe also developed schizophrenia, which worsened her depression and bipolar disorder.\\nAfter this, her family gradually began to understand her.\\nAfter she attempted suicide, her family became more accepting of her.\\nThey accepted her idea of getting the surgery.\\nHer mother visited her in Chengdu twice and took her out for meals. However, her family still never took her bipolar disorder and schizophrenia seriously and didn't let her continue to see the doctors.\\nTherefore, Yuki was in a state of medication withdrawal.\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"To make money and become self-sufficient, Yuki tried working as a game proxy player (grinding out the boring parts of games for someone else) and a food delivery worker.\\nHowever, playing Genshin Impact (a popular game) as a proxy player only earned her 50 yuan despite the high workload.\\nAs for the food delivery work, since she's underage she was not directly employed by Meituan Takeout or pastry shops but by Yicheng Feike (an outsourcing delivery company employing minors).\\nShe also worked part-time for Meituan and Eleme.\\nYuki wanted to start working quickly to earn money, so she signed a restrictive car rental contract with a streetlight company. The contract required her to pay the rent for three months, or else she would have to pay liquidated damages.\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"But her wages were delayed, and the police couldn't force the companies to pay her on time.\\nOn Children's Day, Yuki's phone and keys were stolen while at work.\\nFearing her boyfriend might inform her family and make them worry, she did not return to her boyfriend's house that night.\\nSpending the whole night outside, she was hungry and cold.\\nLater, her tablet was also stolen.\\nOnce again, the police could not resolve the situation.\\nIt was devastating for her because she liked that phone and that tablet.\"),\"\\n\",Vue.h(_components.p,null,\"At this point, Yuki became extremely disappointed with the world.\\nShe had attempted suicide many times before.\\nIn the last year of her life (2024), the frequency increased to sometimes three or four times a month.\\nHer friends often called the police and organized offline