Cerita Cerita

  I've been in a love-hate relationship with Instagram for these past two years. I'll delete the app for  a week or t wo , then reinstall it .   The reason is always the same,   I feel like sometimes I can't control the way I use it. I can waste my time scrolling through  my  feeds   for hours, but at the same time,   I  got  easy access to beneficial information. At times ,  getting a glimpse of other people's lives through the app makes me   feel a kind of uneasiness ( anxiety or even jealousy), a lthough   I am well aware that we   can't   really judge someone's life through their Instagram posts. It can even be the complete opposite of how they actually live their life. But still... The worst thing is that it then drives me to do things just so that I can show them to the world through stories or posts. And as far as I am concerned, this has  to stop . So I did the only  way I  know how by  muting every story  and post of an individual account that I follow.

I've just discovered this amazing website several days ago. I've watched Robin's (the guy behind this website) videos on youtube once in a while because I love how he is so passionate about learning languages. In a video of him explaining about a book club, he mentioned this website. Being curious, I signed myself up without any second thought. And I like every part of this website. The idea of you writing about almost anything and having people comment on your post, or giving you feedback on the languages that you are learning is pretty amazing. Those blue highlights are the feedback that we got from other people. Me trying to write in Korean. Took me more than 10 minutes. And about the notification, they'll send you an email a day. It is like the summary of what you did on that day, ranging from your post, the feedback you got, the comments, and all. I noticed that if you don't have any activity for that day, they won't send you an email. What's more on th