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>The major factors behind my decision can be summarized into three points:
>Tasks far beyond the originally expected scope of my role occurred repeatedly. As a result, there were prolonged periods in which workload and schedules became extremely concentrated. Due to the accumulated strain, it became difficult for me to continue my activities in a healthy state.
>Regarding the first point-tasks outside my intended responsibilities:
>During a certain project, I ended up handling ordering and coordination tasks that had not been clearly assigned between departments beforehand.
>I confirmed multiple times with management whether these duties were truly part of my role, and proceeded according to the explanations given at the time. Because the project was high priority, I began preparing far in advance, and to secure enough time, I had to reduce my own activities for several months. This affected my ability to carry out the projects I wanted to do, and made it difficult to maintain a healthy balance in my work.
>These experiences contributed significantly to my realization that continuing under such conditions would be difficult.
>Later, after discussions with management, I received explanations that this situation was unique to me, and that improvements would be made so that other talents would not experience the same issues.
>Regarding the second point-overly compressed schedules outside my control: Due to production timelines and the overlap of multiple projects, there were periods where recordings and other work became very concentrated.
>At the same time, regular duties such as filming and supervision continued, leaving me with limited capacity to maintain my streaming activities. Combined with the earlier issue of workload imbalance, this overlap had a significant impact on my health. Under medical advice, I submitted a doctor's note, and management suggested adjusting or reducing my workload.
>However, because there were projects I strongly wished to complete, I discussed the matter with management and, through mutual agreement, chose to continue working. It was my own misjudgment to push myself beyond my limits, and I sincerely apologize for worrying everyone.
>Over the years, I consulted management many times to resolve these issues, but many of the underlying causes involved broader structural or organizational challenges that could not be easily fixed.
>Several years ago, I was told that improvement would take time but would come. Management did make efforts within their ability, but considering my current health, I found it difficult to envision a future in which I could continue my activities with peace of mind. This was a major factor in my decision.
>Regarding relationships among talents:
>There were situations over a long period that were mentally burdensome for me and made it difficult to collaborate smoothly within the necessary scope of work. I approached these matters from a professional standpoint, but there were still repeated instances in which coordination became difficult. This also became a significant concern when considering whether I could continue.
>These are the main reasons behind my graduation decision.
>I have devoted my entire life to hololive.
>I received immense support, and I am deeply grateful for everything.
>In truth, I wanted to continue challenging myself, contributing more, and fulfilling many more dreams in this place that changed my life.
>Even now, there are many dreams I have not yet achieved.
>If it were possible, I would have wanted to stay
