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so true, and I’ve not made it past episode 6

Anyway, Michael I’m more of a science kitty myself, but seeing others who can write *coughYOUcough* is inspiring. Though, not necessarily in terms of attempting such feats, but it urges me to grow respect for language in general; English particularly, which I’ve a serious grudge with, as it is so pliable that in the USA it has been diminished to vague chatter.

Keep writing, take a pen name, start some stories, editorials, but always take it easy when needed, that’s my perspective.

Cheers ^^

Sociability should not be confused with energy. I am energetic most of the time, but I’m not sociable: I can live without getting out of my room for quite some time if there’s a constant supply of food and water – my lifestyle’s akin to that of a hikkikomori. I do, however, easily establish rapport with other people or parties (as I’ve said), especially with people who share the same interests as me. I didn’t even drink coffee yet at that time. o.o

Well, I don’t have any girls – that’s a given with my ‘puerile’ addiction on anime and a lifestyle that’s not outgoing at all.

Heh.

You better. And save up some more money – playing one hour is VERY LACKING.

@Ronin

It will pass. We will pass. lol

Oh, and I still suck with any character except Kardel. Gawd.

Indecisiveness… the common failing point of most shounen and harem leads, that most probably cause the loss of their said skills/harems. Case in Point: Manaka Junpei (Ichi100%), and a whole slew more. Still, it won’t necessarily cause all of your girls in RL to disappear (if you had any girls that is, that you haven’t mentioned to me…), but it will severely affect your lifestyle and sociability.

Still, about that writing style of yours, just keep at it, no matter what. Everyone needs that certain “x-factor” that makes them unique. Just add more animu/manga/eroge(?)/visual novel/novel and you’d be afloat~

Note: I’ll return your CD stash next time we meet, and let’s do another round at DotA. Promise I won’t suck that time.

Good luck with your current path in college life. Godspeed.

To be honest I can’t see writing as a job here mainly because of the reasons we all know – even my professor Mr. Remoto doesn’t have it really easy, and he’s already quite popular here. I won’t give up on trying to write; that’s why I’m doing these things even if it’s not really for the betterment of me – I could study, but I’m not doing it as often as I should. Instead, I write about different concepts and ideas in general; I read books that are not under the curriculum of the school; I watch anime. I guess I’m still keeping that little space I have left for myself as my own and as only my own.

I hope I won’t lose the joy of life; I can lose a lot of things but hopefully not that. I will get an English minor, and my parents know that. I’m doing what I love right now, and even academic failure cannot stop that.

I have not seen Zegapain, sadly, but I’d rather a psychological than a philosophical anime. I wanted to write about that, but it may come out later than I expected. That’s because psychology understands and reaches out; philosophy is a course that’s highly selfish and self-reflective, and doesn’t really have practical application in our daily life. They may write tomes of symbolic logic, but it won’t change anything in our outlook towards life if we won’t even understand it. Psychology, on the other hand, aims to make the human being happy. That may be among the reasons why I love stuff like Honey and Clover so much and despise Ergo Proxy. Philosophy is often a pretentious study; psychology very less so, or not at all.

I allowed my parents to determine my career choice, so now I’m stuck with a job I’m starting to detest. I certainly don’t want you to walk the same road. Not that I’m not grateful for my parents’ sacrifices but its just that something’s missing in my life. I have lost my joie de vivre, and I wonder if this is a consequence of giving up on dreams.

Anyway, you still have a choice, and you can compromise between your course and writing. You can hone your writing skills by attending summer workshops, enrolling in distance learning courses, reading books about writing while finishing your Bio course. Writing articles, essays, and blogs like these will further help polish your skills. You can also try submitting some of your articles to your university newspaper, magazine or national newspaper. Do what you love! To quote Langston Hughes: “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.”

Btw, have you seen Zegapain? The producers obviously ripped off the plot from The Matrix Trilogy, but I loved the mecha and the existentialist drama. That’s one thing I love about anime, how it weaves the silly and inane with the deeply profound in one colorful package