Comments on: 2281: Trying Times

By: judsgamereviews

judsgamereviews — Tue, 19 Apr 2016 02:39:27 +0000

Hi Pete I just checked out your Patreon page – which I take is the stand-alone patronage page? I've been meaning to ask if you consider Japanese games as only those created in Japan? ( I assume you do.) If however you'd be interested in a series of articles on Asian themed Adventure/Hidden Object games for your site, then I'd be happy to do them for you and send them to you. It might bring further traffic to your site – players who will then see your blogs about the mean Japanese games, who may become converts. What do you think? Many of my genre games explore and include the legends and mythology of the Orient (a nicer word than Asian I think) including Dragon Wheels and Chinese Terracotta Warriors. So the flavour is right even if it isn't truly Japanese Moe genre. Let me know. And hang in there. 😀 Always your friend.

By: judsgamereviews

judsgamereviews — Tue, 19 Apr 2016 02:25:14 +0000

If Andie would like to chat with me I'm happy to do so. I guess that Twitter is probably the easiest, but I worry about it being too public - especially as I haven't got the hang of it yet. Actually Facebook Messaging might be better. I know that is private and can go through fairly quickly. Bu there is the time difference which may be a problem - I think there's only a short time when we are both online at the same time. Perhaps if she emails me and I reply that might allow longer messages + pics. Anyway Pete you have my details I'm sure, so pass them on to her and if she wants to have my support she only has to contact me on any of the media she chooses. I'm here for you both as always.

By: descarte25

descarte25 — Mon, 18 Apr 2016 23:40:32 +0000

That is unfortunate that you and Andie are struggling so much, but I can definitely empathize. Those situations can put a real strain on any relationship, so just make sure you both talk things through and accept that you are both human and will make mistakes and will struggle. Other than that, do a Shawshank Redemption. Dig yourself out one spoonful at a time. Progress may be slow, and you may hit some roadblocks, but keep on digging.