I must thank dioenglish. As a mental disease sufferer, I was once told that a person like me who suffered depression had committed suicide because of the feeling that there were nobody in the world who would take even a little notice of him. I had shared the same feeling of that. But when I've entered dioenglish, and when I have learned that courtesy demands reciprocity, I read others’ blogs and comment, and I finally receive comments which show plenty of concern that makes me feel cared.

Moreover, I have learned that everyone is an ordinary person. However extraordinary he is in appearance, parentage, career, etc, to be authentically happy he has to be genuinely humble. There are, of course, gaps between the ability of different writers, but it shouldn’t be a reason for anyone to be self-disappointed to read masterpieces of bloggers like bluephoebe. And I have been told the truth that it is not only for improvement of skills to write, but far more important to make friends and share the knowledge and philosophy we have among each other.