He was born without limbs, openly cheated on 50 people after 15 years of marriage, and fell in love with a mixed-race beauty after divorce
There is a special celebrity in Australia. His name is Nick Hochul, and he was born without limbs, not only enduring physical abuse since childhood, but also suffering endless discrimination and humiliation. But he said in the book "No One Dare to Bully You": "No one can make me sad, I am the master of my own happiness." Many people admire his strength and open-mindedness. However, there is also a man in Japan who, like Hochul, has no limbs. But compared to Hochul's touching and inspirational life, the life of this Japanese man is more complex and legendary.
Yokura Ototake, a physically disabled striver, is a Japanese inspirational writer. He was born in Tokyo and suffered from congenital amputation syndrome. That is, he, like Nick Vugičić, has no hands and no feet. People who may be locked up by God tend to yearn for the sun outside the window. Ototake Yokuang did not give up the pursuit of a wonderful life because of his congenital disability. With the help of his family and teachers, Yoko Ototake successfully completed his studies and was accepted into the prestigious Faculty of Economics at Waseda University. Although the physical disability constrains his movement, this does not stop the spread of charisma. After entering university, Ototake actively participated in various public welfare activities to care for the disabled. He is optimistic and hardworking, and is very popular with teachers and classmates. When an unfortunate person ignores the injustice of fate and shines to the fullest, his image will break through the fetters of kidnapping and become particularly majestic. In 1997, Yokura Ototake published his blockbuster Japanese autobiography, Dissatisfaction with Five Bodies, describing the difficult but sunny life in a wheelchair. There are records of his struggle with illness, as well as his determined figure on the road to school. Countless people felt this man's persistence between the lines of this book and were greatly encouraged. This autobiography sold a staggering 3.8 million copies in just 7 months. He became famous and became an inspirational idol in Japan for a while. After becoming famous, Ototake Yoko's recruitment announcements and program invitations never stopped. His life, which should have been devastated by his disability, finally became brilliant with his own strength and hard work.
The woman behind the inspirational idol, Yokuang Ototake, once said that in his lifetime, there were two women in the world who were unmatched. One is his mother. This great mother never said a word of giving up because of her son's disability. He once said of his mother: "I read my father's diary when I was born. It was written that the hospital didn't let my mom come to see me until a month after I was born, and they were afraid that my mom wouldn't be able to stand the blow of the child's defect. But as soon as my mother saw me, she hugged me and said happily, this is my cutest little girl. Seeing this, I cried like a dog. I had to live like a dog to repay my mother. "Ototake Yokura was able to complete his studies and become famous in one fell swoop, without the company and encouragement of his mother. The other is Renmi, his beloved wife. "Renmei is another light in my life. Seeing Renmei's smiling face, I felt that she was better than me. This man, known for his fortitude, described his wife as "stronger." These three words should be Ototake Yokuang's highest evaluation and deepest love for a woman. In 2001, Ototake Yokuang married Xiao Renmi as he wished, and had a daughter in 2008. With a successful career and a successful family, Ototake Yokura has changed from an "unfortunate" person to a darling of fate.
Perhaps the collapse of the three great characters in "Desire" is that light and shadow always coexist. The more seemingly perfect something is, the more darkness it can hide. A happy life with a wife does not seem to satisfy Ototake Yokuang. After all, his desires and ambitions broke through the shackles of the family. On March 25, 2016, the Global Times exposed the biggest scumbag in 2016 - married for 15 years, more than 50 people cheated in marriage, and intimate photos can be seen everywhere! What's even more surprising is that this "morally corrupt" scumbag turned out to be a former Japanese inspirational idol - Ototake Yokuang. In an instant, the once praise and respect turned into endless denunciation, and the aura that had been once fell off from Ototake Yokuang's body layer by layer. Under the pressure of public opinion, Ototake Yokuang admitted to cheating in the report on the Japanese live broadcast gate. But he only identified 5 cheating targets, which is a huge difference from the conservative estimate of more than 50 people. Ototake Yokuang, at this time he was already a teacher and was no longer respected by people. And his beautiful wife Renmei, a strong woman who influenced his life in his mouth, was also abandoned. Perhaps it confirms that too romantic words are a perfect lie, and old love words become extremely pale and even ironic in the face of harsh reality.
Soon after, Ototake Yokura divorced his first wife, Renmi. Renmi followed Ototake Yokura at the age of 18, bore him three children, and even after the divorce, she still supported her husband, believing that half of Ototake's infidelity was his own responsibility. However, this is not the end. The man, who has been married for 15 years and publicly cheated on 50 people, fell in love with a mixed-race beauty shortly after announcing his divorce and fell in love with her. Faced with Ototake Yoko's challenge to the moral limits of marriage, former fans are angry and disdainful. They jokingly called his famous works "Five Body Dissatisfaction" should be "The Great Satisfaction of the Lower Body" and "The Dissatisfaction of Five Women", saying that people cannot be profiled. Love is sacred because its fiery surface also has a core called "restraint." It is true that although Ototake Yokura does not have limbs, as a man he has normal needs and he likes to make friends. With fame, he naturally attracted all kinds of people. But that is by no means a reason for him to cheat. No one can betray someone who loves you wholeheartedly in order to satisfy their own lusts at the expense of family responsibilities. As the wedding vows say, neither poverty nor wealth, health nor sickness can pollute the sanctity of love. Love isn't just a hormonal throbbing, and weddings aren't simply exchanging rings. For love, restraint is a responsibility and the most reliable guarantee of love.
