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I fully agree. I've went through depression too, and music therapy is definitely important. Also I had social anxiety, so in university there were challenges to get through every day, and I had a lot of fears...but those were things I knew I HAD to do, and so I did. To calm myself before them, I...

I am fluent in English (obviously:P). Other than that, I took 5 years of German in high school (which is an equivalent to a year in university, lets face it) and then a year of French and Spanish in university, and few months of Japanese with Rosetta Stone and few books on my own. Basically...

We had it as a necessary class up until the end of high school...however the teacher was of the kind that let people just sit in the changing rooms if they please. I do wish I had been more active then and that we were required to be. It was a useful thing to learn. I had to then in university...

I am. I started 2 different novels during university, never finished them...then few months ago I started a new one, and I understood why the others never made it. I had a story, sure, and few scenes in my head which I wrote down every once in a while. But I had no plan, no defined characters...

I liked "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte. I think I re-read it few times. The characters were well developed, there was mystery, tragedy, misfortune, happiness, romance...it's one of those novels that has a bit of everything. It was highly dramatic, which I like, and managed to keep you...