From my learning experience, it's good to get the basics down without kanji. Then you can incorporate them using context. An example would be my first year Japanese class: in chapter 1-3, we didn't learn kanji so that we could focus on basic sentence structure and the phonetic alphabets; but in chapter 4 and onward, we started adding kanji with context. This means learning kanji as a word, not the kanji itself due to various reading. Personally, I find that method to be the best way to learn kanji. Oh, and picturing the kanji as a picture helps too!

i cried thats pretty sad not pikachu slapping pikachu sad but dayum

Hopefully, this is the one that'll stick. If you're a Linux user, what made ya switch over? What keeps ya here?

@jodokon thank you! @NOOT NOOT GUNDAM Wow this place is gonna be great, can wait for the meme spams @Zwaffski HoWdY fffEllO smh

Sure that would be nice anybody else you bring is also welcome to come along as well. Msg me when you and your party/group arrive

My current romantic interest is into 'porn' art so I basically can draw hentai in a sakimichan style and we would both enjoy it lmao.