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Blademaster
6th April 2011, 08:05 PM
This is my 10,000th post. Seems like a good time to post a topic.

We've all reached milestones here on TPM. I don't mean JUST postcount, even though we all know that's the most important milestone one can reach. I'm talking about major accomplishments in our lives that TPM has played some part of.

I myself got into (and subsequently dropped out of) college during my time here at TPM, but TPM didn't influence that much... What it HAS influenced, however, is probably my self-esteem. I've made many friends here, and this coming July, TPM might lead me to meeting some of them. Before then, I have a road test, and before THEN, I'll be training to become a lifeguard.

It's in part because of you guys urging me, inspiring me, motivating me that all this is possible.

Thanks, TPM. Now I ask you, what milestones has TPM helped YOU to reach?

Deadwood_Zen
6th April 2011, 08:24 PM
That's awfully inspiring of you. I love the internet, since it allows people to make those kind of achievements and friends that you never would, or could, just in real life.

おめでとうございます。
("Omedetou gozaimasu", or "congratulations!"

Magmar
6th April 2011, 10:26 PM
I bought my cap and gown today for graduation. :) I tried them on and it all felt so real. I'm finally graduating!!

Mikachu Yukitatsu
7th April 2011, 12:39 AM
Congrats Blade!

Self-esteem for me too. Joy of accomplising something, and also accepting failure. For example you, Blademaster, post very therapeutic messages. They keep my feet on the ground when I need it, but you also know how to entertain.

And shazza did something very special when he posted the topic 'Where in the world is Mikachu Yukitatsu?!'. It was very fun to read when I came back, I felt warm and fuzzy inside and truly missed. I will never forget it, as well as the welcomeback posts throughout the forums.

Throughout my life after I joined in September 2001, TPM has been a safe haven for me, something where I can come back again and again. I belong to TPM.

shazza
10th April 2011, 01:43 AM
Good stuff, Blademaster. I hope things work out well for you. With persistence and self confidence, the world is yours.

TPM has always been a great outlet for me. Whenever I experience the curses of self doubt about my own abilities, I find TPM is a great way for me to express whatever bizarre creative thought that creeps into my head without fear of criticism and judgment. Although, the past few weeks I've felt a bit bland in the head.