Welcome. How could I not see that you… Aleithian… finally are here on textfugu. This is the day which I’ve been waiting for so long. It is so cool that you finally are here. I were beginning to think about giving totally up and drop everything. But then you came here. You have saved my life. Thank you. Thank you so much for joining textfugu. I’ve been down so god damn long. But then you came. I’m almost so happy that I want to ask you to marry me. Face palm. Oh. But that would be weird. Wouldn’t it? You don’t even know me. But I’m just so glad, now I know you are here.
It is impossible for me to explain how I’m feeling right now but I’ll try anyway.
I feel like all the energy in every single molecule surrounding me flashes into my body through every single possible way, with beams of pure ecstasy. And when each of every single beams hits my soul inside me. Each of them explodes with a power equal to the power which sun of Apollo burns with. No hurt. Pure joy.
You haven’t made me see the light, you have placed me in the middle of the fairest place in the universe. A place where no evil nor pain exist.
You Aleithian. You are like a source of positive energy so beautiful and emotionally enriching and no one – man nor god – deserves to enjoy your power. But because of your fair heart, you let them.
Only one thing do I still need to say to you:
Thank you for your existence.

Oh now I know why the forum is dying. It must be because of Eihikos assassins taking people down one by one when they say something wrong.
Welcome back btw.

I would strongly recommend you using it as fast as possible, Ryuukun. There’s no reason not to get mistakes corrected, and there’s no reason not to get used to making some sentences (even the simplest) as early as possible.

@Ryuukun
You write an entry in Japanese. Then you wait till a native Japanese corrects it. When you’ve gotten some corrections, you can see what you should focus on to improve.
To make sure your entries gets corrected, you should also correct some written by people who write in your native language.
Try to search for some Japanese people who learn your native language and send them a friend request.

I don’t know if any of this is mentioned in Justins post (because I didn’t feel I had the mentality to read it). But I think this tofugu article is relevant for you.
http://www.tofugu.com/2014/02/14/the-different-ways-to-learn-kanji-as-i-see-it/

If you like jazz just a little bit then give 実験台 a shot.
Here’s one with lyrics.
http://youtu.be/Ylc448orSQg

In rock. I’ve enjoyed Diaura. I think it should suit a tenor nicely.
http://youtu.be/Ea5vKJOgpwk

Good luck with not sounding 100% ridiculous.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 6 months ago by  Cimmik.

Nice story. I also got my motivation fix when I read it.
It sounds like I should study more in the public.

My should find me if you search for kimhoeg.