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I'm really bad with titles part II Internet made it fun. Fun made it easy. I remember learning my first few sentences playing at the old Runescape. Back then I used to beg other players to start fires at fishing spots because I always forgot to bring and axe so I couldn't get wood. Yet I still felt like a smartass because I was speaking english. Good old times. Eeeer I'm drifting out of the main topic again. Darn this entry is way too long for nothing. To whoever made it this far ( if anyone did ), I'm so sorry. The main reason I want to improve my english even further is because I recently started listening to other people's problems on a website that provides emotional support. I am no professional, but my friends always told me one of my biggest strenghts is my ability to be an amazing listener. I decided to put that in use on a larger scale. There is a lot of things I do wrong, but this, I can do right. I just avoid listening to users struggling with depression, as I can't be objective since I am depressed myself. The website is multilingual, but speaking anything else than english is nothing but a bonus. Most members will be native english speakers or will have english as a second language, wich is why it is so important to improve my understanding as much as I can and measure my words. Distressed individuals deserve the best support they can get. I think that's pretty much it, I'm done with writing this entry. This is so long I'm like at -400 something characters now. ( Insert swear word here ). Duck it ! I'm going to separate this in two parts otherwise there is no way anyone is going to read it all. Yep, that's it. lol. Bye

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I'm really bad with titles part II

Internet made it fun. Fun made it easy.
I remember learning my first few sentences playing at the old Runescape. Back then I used to beg other players to start fires at fishing spots because I always forgot to bring an axe so I couldn't get wood. Yet I still felt like a smartass because I was speaking english. Good old times.

Eeeer I'm drifting out of the main topic again.
Darn this entry is way too long for nothing. To whoever made it this far ( if anyone did ), I'm so sorry.

The main reason I want to improve my english even further is because I recently started listening to other people's problems on a website that provides emotional support. I am no professional, but my friends always told me one of my biggest strengths is my ability to be an amazing listener. I decided to put that to use on a larger scale. There is a lot of things I do wrong, but this, I can do right. I just avoid listening to users struggling with depression, as I can't be objective since I am depressed myself.

The website is multilingual, but speaking anything other than english is nothing but a bonus. Most members will be native english speakers or will have english as a second language, which is why it is so important to improve my understanding as much as I can and measure my words. Distressed individuals deserve the best support they can get.

I think that's pretty much it, I'm done with writing this entry.
This is so long I'm like at -400 something characters now. ( Insert swear word here ).
Duck it ! I'm going to separate this in two parts otherwise there is no way anyone is going to read it all.
Yep, that's it. lol.

Bye




Keep an eye on using 'which' and other general spellings, but overall, your grammar structure is very fluid and the way you write is incredibly descriptive. Good job :)

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