>>531131451
>>531129167
>>531125972
>>531125778
Who cares? So what if you lose, just get right back up and try again. Maybe you need to change your approach, try something new. You losing at a game isn't an indictment of you as a person though, it's not that serious. You need to learn to enjoy yourself.

Jamie continuing to drink past level 4 does so much emotional damage it’s unreal. It’s tormenting yet so cool at the same time
I love to see it

>>24528605

>>7630397
talent is real, for example, permabegschizo's talent is comedy, but he wants to draw
if you have no talent the only thing you can do is enjoy yourself while drawing

>>212126108
The "point" of a hobby is to pass the time and you do the activity for its own sake because you ultimately derive some kind of pleasure from it. People harbor too many illusions about language learning but it's no different than stamp collecting or playing video games. Yeah, maybe you get lucky and it opens some paths for you later in life, but this is a bonus, if you're not having fun learning languages, you're basically wasting your time.

bump

>>527284428
Now make it BA

>beat jrpg without grinding

is he right

>>279593385
And that's why Jack can't compete.

So, /ic/, what is the verdict? Do you really need to enjoy the process in order to get anywhere? By my own experience, I think it's probably true. But if that's the case, what is so many people doing in this board? Most of you hate drawing.