Can anyone translate this poster

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I need help translating this. I have no idea what is on it. The poster is titled - hikikomori.gif. A topic i am currently researching. please add www before the link

.mry.jp/marry/hikikomori.gif

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ひきこもり不登校 (hikikomori futoukou), likely "truancy [due to being] hikikomori." It's a poster for one-on-one counselling services for hikikomori. If you are researching this subject, I'm sure you know what hikikomori means already.
 
Hikikomori (窶堙絶?堋ォ窶堋ア窶堙?窶堙ィ or ヒ?ク窶堋ォヒ弑窶堙ィ lit. "pulling away, being confined," i.e., "acute social withdrawal")
Hikikomori - Wikipedia

I'm surprised that there's already an article on it in English version of Wikipedia!
(browsing the English page)
Ah, it is not something unique to Japan, similar phenomenon is observed in other countries as well..
 
Hikikomori (窶堙絶?堋ォ窶堋ア窶堙?窶堙ィ or ヒ?ク窶堋ォヒ弑窶堙ィ lit. "pulling away, being confined," i.e., "acute social withdrawal")
Hikikomori - Wikipedia

I'm surprised that there's already an article on it in English version of Wikipedia!
(browsing the English page)
Ah, it is not something unique to Japan, similar phenomenon is observed in other countries as well..


I'm not really surprised... ^^ At least at my university being up-to-date is important... the whole freeter - NEET - hikikomori development is pretty interesting :) there's a lot of research done on those topic, though freeter is not so new (started in the 80's or something) anymore...
 
I'm not really surprised... ^^ At least at my university being up-to-date is important... the whole freeter - NEET - hikikomori development is pretty interesting :) there's a lot of research done on those topic, though freeter is not so new (started in the 80's or something) anymore...
Although a significant segment of NEET probably includes young people with neurological or behavioral disabilities. I'm not as sympathetic to freeters who more or less choose a career of transient, low paying jobs....hikikomori are mostly just kids so in spite of their individual pain, at least the social burden is not as catastrophic. 😌
 
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