Rukiachan

That sounds a lot like the school I went to (Niles High School in Niles, MI). If I can help you in any way with your school work, let me know. My high school used to offer Japanese, but they dropped it when my class sarted there as freshmen. There were no asian culture clubs, either. I was in the Robotics club for a year, then another teacher took over and never kept a set schedule, so I couldn't plan rides. I guess the online school explains why you replied to my comments so late at night. My high school offered some online classes that would've helped me a lot, but I didn't know they had them until halfway through my senior year. What classes are you taking that you're worried about?

You like music from the 20's and 30's!?! Awesome! I like to listen to it every once in a while. I have quite a few records from that time period, and it fits in with my hobby of restoring antique radios. Listening to music often helps me a lot with my depression issues as well. Good luck with your last year of high school! I think its wonderful that you plan to go to college, if only an online one. Another option is a small community colllege like I went to. They offer a lot of assistane for people with disabilities. How is high school for you? Does your school offer classes that you like? My high school is pretty crummy, and my guidance counsoler screwed me out of a lot of good classes because I never knew they were availible, but I somehow managed to graduate with honors.

I think its becoming normal for people to be at least a little crazy. I can only imagine the depression and social anxiety that would come with having cerebral palsy... So you say you like some older country music? Me being the wierdo that I am, I like the older stuff a lot more than the newer stuff, overall I like evrything from the start of country music to today's stuff. I also like a lot of early rock from the 50's and 60's. Are you still in school, or have you graduated? I have an associates degree in precision machining, but someday I hope to go back and get a degree relating to a job I'll enjoy (computers or electronics). Machining is ok, but there is too much pressure in the workplace for me to make a living out of it. As a hobby, it'd be great to make little pieces here and there for people, but the machines for it are expensive.

Ha ha ha, I'm not surprised, I finished about two Sagas of Pokemon Adventures in like 3 days, I was that hooked. But yeah that's the thing regarding mangas and stuff they somehow have the power to like suck you in. Know what I mean?

How is liking metal and being a nerd contradictory? It can't be as bad as liking Country and being a nerd like I am (though, I do like a lot of Japanese music as well). I admire your ambition to do all the stuff that you do considering the disability that you have. I have a disability myself, but its not a physical one. It mostly affects my abilities in social settings. Its Asperger's Syndrome... I hope I didn't scare you with that, you seem like a really awesome person.