I'm gonna try Graphite, atm I type around 20 wpm lol... but, I'll try my best. I'm really curious about per day progress, it should go up anyways.

I really hate just leaving comments in here, because I'll add too many and it'll be a mess in the "Messages"... is that right? or don't mind that?

Oh, I might aswell wish you a happy early Christmas again :3
again, positivity is really the best! :D and that I love.
Keep on improving your typing skills! <3

Really awesome that you're trying your best to be nonquit! This kinda encourages for me to try, and type, a whole quote everytime lol. That rlly takes dedication to type everytime. This, I admire that. :D

I kinda hope I didn't flood your inbox a tiny bit... :p

Hi again! I'm rlly sorry for responding late. That's pretty funny—so it was actually tiramisu after all, yummy :3

Thank you <3
I'm thinking of using a different keyboard layout for efficiency instead of QWERTY. I'll probably go for Graphite, Sturdy, or maybe even Workman? I'm not too sure... but I am curious if it helps. What do you think?

Accuracy is actually pretty important too—thanks! In the beginning, I tried to type fast, but I kept on making mistakes, and that made it kinda annoying to type longer. When I focus on the accuracy side, it helped typing proper letters a lot better. So yes, I'll type slower, but at least accuracy has improved a lot more. And that might be the right way :D

Here comes another happy early Christmas to you on the 11-12th & over, of December!
Can't wait for the new year!

Oh, and have some really nice typing sessions after reading it :3

When I first read your username, I thought it was tiramisu, just don't know how a brain of mine functioned to read. :p

also, I always wow at people about how they able to get above 100+ wpm. it's just amazing to look at it. :D (maybe I'm too generic.)

keep up the good typing! :3
and a happy early christmas! :D

Weirdly enough, I type quotes to de-stress myself and wind down after a long day. Whenever I feel stressed out, I put all that accumulated energy into typing, and it takes some of that stress off somehow. I can't explain it, it's just oddly satisfying to me.

For some reason, after taking a 1 month hiatus from typing, my WPM dropped by 20. I used to easily type 130 wpm, but now I can barely do 110. Dunno what happened, but it's really making me unmotivated to see basically 2 years of progress wiped out :(