Y’all I’ve been in korea for 2 years and I still cant understand or speak for shit. I’m broke asf and dont really have koreans to talk to so i cant practice my speaking skills and I don’t get out much. Any tips how i can study or practice alone at home?
I isolated myself for 5 years straight now which caused me to have no friends and probably also have social anxiety i guess. It’s not like i chose to be this way but i think it has something to do with my childhood trauma and i find comfort this way. Not really venting, just curious about everyone’s thoughts :D
Hi so i use samsung s9 fe+ for my drawings and my screen protector is pretty glossy but not as slippery. Anyway i just wanted to ask is it worth getting matte screen protector and replace my rubber nib with a metal one?
Y’all is there a copy pen like in ibispaint on krita? I’m too lazy to draw details 🙃
So is it normal? I use reference for art a lot especially the background for my oc’s and I’m pretty confused whether it’s considered ‘copying’. Anyways, that’s it :)
Anyone else feel this way? I feel so fucking useless, i feel so damn down and I always think i wanna commit but i really don’t wanna because i’m honestly a coward. I know something’s wrong with me but i don’t want my mom or my brother to find out, I don’t wanna be a burden and i don’t wanna give them something to stress about even more
Hi I’m 21 (F), a half korean who lived in the philippines for thirteen years. My mother’s filipina and father is a korean who already died. I was born here in korea but I’ve acquired my dual citizenship since birth and just lived here in korea for about to years now. I’ve read information about being able to retain dual citizenship in certain circumstances. I wanted to ask if the procedure is difficult, I’m also not sure if they have interviews there in the immigration so I’m a bit scared because I barely speak and understand korean. Do you guys have any experience with this?