Big fan of this one, not because of the answer, but how it gave me the repertoire 尽く (entirely of, sole purpose of, etc, in this case it means sheer in sheer force) which i love so much to use in english
to remember this, it’s pretty much easier to remember what you can’t use it for


I don’t have any prepared, but there seem to be a surprising amount talking about being dissatisfied with a romantic relatonship, etc
Do it:

Pet them all.
No like there’s a lot of like “I’m done with my cheating husband,” “The more I live with my girlfriend the more I despise her” etc etc
I feel that sentences like this, to sound natural, should not end with 私だ but exclusively with 吾輩だ, and be read by someone with the lowest voice register possible
I searched 吾輩だ this morning, so thanks for mentioning it! And a fun fact, which I guess you already know: I Am a Cat by Natsume Sōseki is 吾輩は猫である in Japanese. So it was fun finding that out as well.


It’s my first time seeing this and it is wholesome and awesome
Well, I wonder what Discobot will say about that.










