Better way to put it. Shit be rocking my shit. But, some people use it to suppress things I wonder how. How do I hop on that wave. But, I'm just a goofball who knows nothing. It definitely open doors to psychosis and schizophrenia. I approach it with caution my gf wants to smoke but it's illegal out here.

@yaasshat Gorilla grip. Schizophrenia meds. Life long porn addiction desensitized. To much in my head trying to give out good dick and keep it hard enough so i never relax and enjoy. Stress. Performance stress. I'm fucking cooked mate. I think my lack of interest in cumming is because I rarely feel shit. But, I always been like that. I just make sure she gets hers and I could care less about mine cause it just stress me out. Only rarely do I feel like oh shit this is good it's not her fault I'm just not senstive. Mega cooked it is what it is. I'm thankful for these pills or she wouldn't cum no times. Also, I'm a narcissist sex with someone who doesn't feel alot of emotions can't be that hot but she say it's hot. Idk man I gotta work on my sex life. I got a understanding gf so that's nice. Dick problems hit different it feels like you going insane. Whoever cooked up them pills is a life saver.

Basically all of the advice people give for language learning is tactical: use these apps, learn this first, read this textbook, study this content, etc., etc. However, the most important thing for learning any language is understanding your own motivations and goals. Why do you want to learn Japanese? Maybe you have Japanese heritage and want to get closer to your extended family. Maybe you plan to visit Japan when you graduate from university. Maybe you're really into visual novels and the translated versions of the VNs you want to read just aren't coming. Maybe you don't actually care about Japanese specifically but you just like the idea of learning a language and Japanese seems cool. I'd recommend completely different strategies and tools for each of those situations and you need to be careful taking advice from anyone who doesn't know what YOU want from the language. You could be perfectly happy never learning kanji and focus entirely on speaking while I could read a novel a day and never speak a word of Japanese because we just want different things. To actually learn Japanese to a reasonably high level will take thousands of hours over years so if you don't have a north star to guide you you're just going to burn yourself out and quit. As a first step, pick the smallest language goal that aligns with your overall goal for Japanese that would make you feel proud if you accomplished it then study only the Japanese you need to do that one thing. Some common short-term goals are: - rewatch an episode of a children's anime like precure without subtitles - read a short manga like yotsubato and laugh at the jokes - learn all of the words and pronunciation so you can sing your favorite Japanese song well - read a Japanese picture book - write a reply to a Japanese tweet in Japanese - chat in a Japanese vtuber's livestream - order a meal at a Japanese restaurant in Japanese - introduce yourself to someone in Japanese in VRchat Once you've accomplished that thing, do some introspection and see how you feel about it. Did you like learning Japanese? Do you feel like it's worth it to learn more? Are you excited about setting an even harder language goal? If so then you now have some experience with the language and you can build off of what you've already done.