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[deutschykins]

I'm not very well acquainted with many of you just yet, so please bear with me. I hope we can all can a very enjoyable and relatively stress free year. Ah...I apologize, I'm no good with things like this. Please inform me if I have done something wrong and I will do my best to rectify my mistake. Thank you.

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[deutschykins]

Ah...America, then. That makes more sense. I am Ludwig, I know my English is perhaps a little too formal, but this is how I was taught to speak.

[givesyouaboner]

To clarify, I'm not American. Born and raised Londoner. Specifically, I'm from Kensington.
Would your German (I'm assuming?) be more relaxed than this, then? My old school always taught formal manners of speaking too, but I think if you're hear long enough it'll be easier to pick up more commonly used ways of speaking.

[deutschykins]

I do speak more loosely in German, yes. However I tend to only do that around my brother. Mm...I hope so; Gilbert is always telling me to lighten up, it's troublesome because this is just how I am used to acting.

[givesyouaboner]

I think I understand that to a degree, except I really didn't talk a lot except to a few people. It's a bit strange talking to a large variety of people.
But I guess "being yourself" is still the best policy so maybe you should just let things happen naturally and not push yourself into being otherwise.

[deutschykins]

Which is exactly why I decline every time he tells me that. As I stated above, he means well, he just doesn't know when to stop pushing most of the time.

[givesyouaboner]

Maybe that's just a brother thing. To do that, I mean.

[deutschykins]

I think it is...he calls me a worrywart, but then turns around and worries as well.

[givesyouaboner]

Wow, hypocritical much?