Bakura assumed that Midii was asking in general and so responded in kind, keeping the response vague enough to be apply to many.
"Wanting to learn something just for the sake of learning it, not because it's something that you need, takes a specific kind of energy. It's more demanding; people always work better under pressure, it's how they are. That is why it's easier to learn a language when it's the only one around you and you need to communicate. It turns into... a kind of hunger, that you need to always feed."
He shrugged, then decided that analogy was close enough to the truth. "Sometimes, people simply don't want to expend the energy and would rather put it towards other things-- other times, they don't have that energy left. It's not always so easy as just saying 'this is why' and leaving it at that."
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"Wanting to learn something just for the sake of learning it, not because it's something that you need, takes a specific kind of energy. It's more demanding; people always work better under pressure, it's how they are. That is why it's easier to learn a language when it's the only one around you and you need to communicate. It turns into... a kind of hunger, that you need to always feed."
He shrugged, then decided that analogy was close enough to the truth. "Sometimes, people simply don't want to expend the energy and would rather put it towards other things-- other times, they don't have that energy left. It's not always so easy as just saying 'this is why' and leaving it at that."