yetineti

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  1. Your post already proves you never gave up. — Also, ART is an extremely difficult accomplishment, and with ’Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs’ it is considered the highest accomplishment and in a sense CANNOT even happen without the ENTIRE pyramid being acknowledged, thoroughly. — If you’re not satisfied with the amount of art you produce, then you must produce more of what produces art. — When you can breathe, eat, sleep somewhere, etc. it’s fairly easy to stay healthy, maintain employment, basic relationships, etc. — When you can maintain basic relationships, a job, health, etc. it’s fairly easy to go into deeper relationships, more aligned jobs, a sense of community, etc. — At this point, most people level out. If you don’t maintain all of this like a clock, you’ll never maintain/keep/become used to stability, confidence, respect, intimacy, etc. (the next ‘step’ on the pyramid.) And you need all of those things for ART, the ability to properly question morality, experience meaning, etc. — All other instances are flukes, miracles, one hit wonders, chance, freak natural talent, genetics, etc. — You have to make yourself want to draw. That’s not force, it’s grace. Grace by taking care of yourself and realizing every time you’ve wanted to draw it was a privilege. The ultimate privilege. — And if you’re doing everything you think you can and still don’t want to draw but have the time, supplies, etc.— you just have to face that head on. Improve at your pace, learn technique at your pace, decide if you want to draw for fun or a living, etc. There is not one song, painting, drawing, poem, person, etc. that everybody single person enjoys. And you should recognize if something can or can’t be profitable and how long it should take to be— while still testing, trying, etc. — But there’s no words that will make you draw haha. It’s all the other stuff. However, narrative can have a positive or negative effect at any point.
  2. 3 possibles could explain this (no particular order): 1. Trolling 2. Fantasy 3. Delusion/disorder Do you experience difficulty in any particular areas of your life or had what most would consider ‘traumatic experiences?’
  3. Do you have visions of other things? Are you working/how do you spend your time? Do you meditate, psychedelics, spiritual practices, etc.?
  4. What were you doing before/during each of these experiences?
  5. Pick up is a scarcity mindset.
  6. @theleelajoker This is completely backwards. The guys who fuck the most are sex addicts and don’t think about it or retain consciousness on the matter at all. It’s nothing to them. Thats the whole point. Just socialize.
  7. @aurum Filtering for compliance is the problem. Not compliance itself. You don’t have to explain basic definitions of words to me. If all you care about is getting laid, imagine fucking someone who’s ‘non-compliant.’ Maybe you’re missing out.
  8. People that get laid and have good relationships don’t think about any of this.
  9. @aurum No. Maybe you’d get more responses if that part wasn’t so blatantly obvious. ’Filtering for compliance’ sounds creepy af. Dogs are compliant. Do you like dogs?
  10. @aurum Are you just trying to get laid?
  11. I'm probably the odd one out here, but... I'd rather have no sex than bad sex. Or compliant sex, or... Whatever you wanna call it. Same for relationships.
  12. I’ve never had a girl say no to hanging out. They gave you their number. They’re already curious. What is there to overthink? And what’s the ‘compliance’ for? Compliant sex? Compliant relationships? No thanks. @aurum