Justin Royek's Blog

A blog on Tumblr about me Justin Royek.

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Честит рожден ден, Лий!

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Falo um poco de português e obrigado. 

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(via Slavic lives matter | Slavic lives matter)

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Continuity of my Wordpress blog.

This is Justin Royek here. You may remember me from historyblogcritic.wordpress.com or justinthepolishamericanpolyglot.wordpress.com. I just got a new blog on Tumblr and I was wondering if people like it. I am against polyglots like Benny Lewis and Christophe Clugston who engage in egotism, elitism, and self-righteousness and have ignored me, even though I speak 10 languages, and Luca Lampariello is a snob that  has  ignored me for a long time on the internet. Why insult them? Well, because they don’t think much of me for some reason. They have snubbed me and they think that I am no good, even though I put a lot of effort into learning another language. I feel really crappy sometimes and I feel like that the rest of the world has largely ignored me. I am just one of 6 billion people on this planet and there is nothing special about me. People from the state of Pennsylvania in the autism waiver help me learn how to live independently. I am not totally ignored and people still pay attention to me. I am one of a few polyglots out there on YouTube and Facebook and Twitter. I am listened to by a lot of people, including my parents. Corry is really far away from here. Corry is really far from Cochranton.  I have a life that is removed from the rest of the world.  I have few followers compared to Benny, anyway. He’s a glory hog. All the attention focuses on how great Benny is and how no one listens to me out there. I am envious that people pay attention to a guy that uses subtitles and better video editing in his videos, compared to mine.  He also invokes stereotypes of Japanese in his videos where he is speaking Japanese in his video intro and with his video about Lauren Cutlip, his fiancee, he also invokes Russian stereotypes. I will leave him alone like he asked. I will do nothing but complain. I complain too much, anyway.  No one takes me seriously, except Jeremy Perry and my parents in Corry, Pennsylvania.  I do not need ethnic cartoon stereotypes to make people watch my videos on YouTube. I just speak into a webcam software, record, and place on YouTube. No editing required.  I am taken seriously and I despise the blatant snobbery that embodies people like Benny. He refuses to listen to me, just like Christophe Clugston.  Enough of them. I want to talk about me. 

I am listened to by people. I do not need snobs like Christophe Clugston. I just need to be myself.