mimnsconstepton
The first āmisconceptiomā was on purpose it was a reference to a post. The āmisconcemptiomā was an accident but itās extremely funny
Cone Scone Cascone
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I spent ages trying to find the post I was referencing through Google and then I discovered that the reason I couldnāt seem to find it is because it was my friendās 6-note post.
All six of those notes were me repeatedly reblogging it.
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My Switch overheated in Anarchy Series again Iām going to throw a tantrum I think
its a common misconceptiomn
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Iād learn a conlang if I was worldbuilding
It would be useful in helping to understand how to build languages for my settings
except itās fantasy so you can build your language however you want 
a language that real people do not speak on a day to day basis during their daily lives
thieves cant is a fake language
elvish is a fake language
toki pona is a fake language
klingon is a fake language
and while yes, toki pona is probably easier to learn than other languages because of how it was made, that doesnāt change the fact that you could apply those same skills and processes over a longer period of time to learn something actually useful!
if you enjoy the process of learning a language i see no logical reason why that canāt be applied to learning a real language instead
with that being said, i understand human beings are obviously not always driven by logic, but i think my point stands
Go tell them Sissel!
the non-logical pov that i can somewhat understand being ādang my friend learned how to speak this fake useless language, i now want to learn it so i dont feel left outā
which is silly but fair
i think theres different goals in mind for learning a ārealā language
also, said languages arent really designed due to evolving over an extended period of time which can make them very frustrating to learn as an outsider
conlangs generally explore interesting concepts not usually seen in common languages too
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language, to many, doesnt seem like a thing to enjoy and rather a thing of function
and thats understandable. its not for everyone
but to some people it is something to be enjoyed and that would give them a completely different perspective than yours
its very important to keep that in mind
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happy Doronicum day
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Yeah but the difference between the shorter period of time and the longer period of time is like, a day versus months or years. Iāve spent days on much more useless things than learn funny philosophy language. I once even downloaded Genshin Impact
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One day worth of studying a real language is worth more than one day studying toki pona imo
you need to disclose these kinds of things. i thought you only played puyo puyo, splatoon and mahjong but theres a FOURTH?
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threes my limit sorry. four games makes you a gamer and i have a no gamer policy
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All my friends were playing it, so I finally caved and downloaded it. I then proceeded to spend somethign like fifteen consecutive hours playing the game, got zero sleep, and then immediately deleted it because it scared me too much.
I think the issue there was that I wasnāt treating it like a mobile game, my brain registered it as Normal Video Game, and Normal Video Games arenāt designed for you to play them forever. I was trying to ābeatā Genshin Impact. You canāt beat Genshin Impact youāre supposed to just keep playing it and send them all your money