Breaks are important--I've been enjoying mine, away from people, for the most part.
Interesting that you're visiting Japan; I haven't given up on my life goal to move there in the future. Getting there will take some time, but I'm actually gonna be starting next month--saving for a student visa for studying Japanese at a language school in Chiba for 2 years --> studying game design at a Japanese university, which will be a lot less expensive in the long run than trying to get that education here in the US, even as an international student --> getting to where I can get permanent residency or possible citizenship. I'm also going to start volunteering at a local animal shelter next month, and see about possibly taking violin lessons. Also gonna be taking a business planning class, because of my creative social enterprise vision; I'm not sure when I'll be able to actually start on creating that business, but it's something I intend to bring with me to Japan as well. All of this will be a much better investment of time and energy than being stuck online, trying to socialize with people. If my issues in your Discord were any indication, I have many issues with people--especially online. Where else to go but the real world, huh? And nature, in particular. I've always found my guidance and answers outside the realm of civilization, after all.
Desolation's been a sort of reinforcement for my own perception of things--something I hope I can share in the future, given the proper time and place. If nothing else, I'm grateful that I could find as much validation in the story as I have. So, thanks.
A Brief Post-EP6 Update
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Breaks are important--I've been enjoying mine, away from people, for the most part.
Interesting that you're visiting Japan; I haven't given up on my life goal to move there in the future. Getting there will take some time, but I'm actually gonna be starting next month--saving for a student visa for studying Japanese at a language school in Chiba for 2 years --> studying game design at a Japanese university, which will be a lot less expensive in the long run than trying to get that education here in the US, even as an international student --> getting to where I can get permanent residency or possible citizenship. I'm also going to start volunteering at a local animal shelter next month, and see about possibly taking violin lessons. Also gonna be taking a business planning class, because of my creative social enterprise vision; I'm not sure when I'll be able to actually start on creating that business, but it's something I intend to bring with me to Japan as well. All of this will be a much better investment of time and energy than being stuck online, trying to socialize with people. If my issues in your Discord were any indication, I have many issues with people--especially online. Where else to go but the real world, huh? And nature, in particular. I've always found my guidance and answers outside the realm of civilization, after all.
Desolation's been a sort of reinforcement for my own perception of things--something I hope I can share in the future, given the proper time and place. If nothing else, I'm grateful that I could find as much validation in the story as I have. So, thanks.