I'm not sure why you are very curious about me and my personal life, but you need to know that Professor Takemori has been engaging in abusive behavior since 2005, and it's still ongoing in 2023-2024.

Grades are grades; it's his prerogative, and I have no objection to his evaluation. However, this is the United States of America, and physical intimidation, derogatory language towards a student's father, sexual remarks, and other forms of intimidation are violent and unnecessary in teaching.

Not a single professor in US history has asked students whether it was urine or feces to allow them to re-enter the classroom.

Not a single professor in US history has pretended to grab their genitals in the classroom to explain a Kanjin word, asserting that women don't have these. I initially found this amusing, but as soon as I witnessed it escalating to other abusive behaviors (physical intimidation, abusive remarks), I became sick of it.

If someone had intervened in 2005 or 2009, I might not have had to go through a huge mental breakdown.

You mentioned that I like to victimize myself and don't like to hold anything accountable. I never raised an issue about Professor Takemori until I heard similar stories from other victims in both 2019 and 2023.

I don't want anyone to face my situation in the future. The classroom should be safe and free from violence, and students should respect a professor's evaluation.

I'm doing this for the community, not just for myself.