Like, you know. Someone who doesn't have a pile of rejected posts messages. Actually, come to think of it, I don't actually know how posts get rejected in this website. Do you get a message from the mods? You modded in college? No wonder you stopped
Surely you don't have that many yet. Oh, lol, you don't have any yet. Yes, you get a message from whichever mod rejects it, quoting the post so you know which one. Yeah, I actually joined after college started, I wanted to make sure I'd have enough time. I did.
You can check?? oh no
Oh man, it sounds like a lotta trouble to reject a post (no wonder none of mine got rejected )
What?!? How much should I limit it to? Should I just hire a butler to type and write for me? (I understand that this is a serious topic, but seriously, I can't live without these stuffs.)
Anytime.
The more you limit it, the quicker it will get better. If you strap your wrist/s up and never use them, that'll give you the quickest recovery time. The more you use them, the more time it takes. Use them too much, and you damage them too much.
Ah, okay. I can try to limit myself to only some minutes (10-20) of typing every night, and no writing at all, cause I go crazy at that and can't stop myself once I've started I hope that's enough, right? How did you heal? (thanks, by the way)
The more you limit it, the quicker it will get better. If you strap your wrist/s up and never use them, that'll give you the quickest recovery time. The more you use them, the more time it takes. Use them too much, and you damage them too much.
Ah, okay. I can try to limit myself to only some minutes (10-20) of typing every night, and no writing at all, cause I go crazy at that and can't stop myself once I've started I hope that's enough, right? How did you heal? (thanks, by the way)
That's a good amount of time. But when you do write, take it nice and steady. Don't, say, type 100+ wpm trying to get as much down as possible, as that won't do your wrists any good.
I healed fine. I was diagnosed very early, so the recovery didn't take too long.
Ah, okay. I can try to limit myself to only some minutes (10-20) of typing every night, and no writing at all, cause I go crazy at that and can't stop myself once I've started I hope that's enough, right? How did you heal? (thanks, by the way)
That's a good amount of time. But when you do write, take it nice and steady. Don't, say, type 100+ wpm trying to get as much down as possible, as that won't do your wrists any good.
I healed fine. I was diagnosed very early, so the recovery didn't take too long.
Yeah, that's just about the same as typing at a rly slow pace all day Still, though, I'm kinda wary, so I'm typing with minimal movement of my wrist so my hands are, like, in a dangling like a weird typing scarecrow pose or something
That's good. I'd like to imagine you taking a break with the LMBs, though. I don't think anyone at the time hasn't replied to one of your posts
Working a 30+ hour workweek will do that to you. 
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