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Exorcists

Dubai chocolate (dunno if it was mentioned yet)

Omg yes! Add to that all the ppl. selling their damn Notion templates.

Oura rings

Never in my 29 years of existence has this thought entered my mind 😂 But good on you!

Thanks for your thoughts guys! For sure leaning towards going for it.

Peeling Kiwis

On a serious note: Assumption is the mother of all fuckups. That one just keeps on giving...

How to make her squirt.

Hey, are you my Tinder date? Oh, you're not Sarah, what's your name? You know what's crazy? I was about to wear the exact same outfit tonight... think it would've looked a bit better on me tho. (If she's wearing something super feminine). Did you just check out my ass? You're cute, almost as cute as me. Damn, I love your (tattoo, piercing, dress, blue hair... whatever I like about her).

Building websites and running meta ads is/was 80% of my job Tho, meta ads would be pretty hard to get profitable unless the art is super trendy/mainstream. Yeh, I'm aware of that. Plenty of people teaching others how to paint or how to make money as an artist. Honestly, I'm not into either as they aren't part of my life purpose.

The company I work for is more likely than not going under. It was a great gig. Chill hours, great colleagues and boss who's into spiral dynamics. Oh well... As it's a small company I have a good amount of experience in different fields, mostly in marketing tho (a field I dislike, but someone had to do it). I could look for a job in this field but all the ones I've found thus far are peak stage orange, which I'm not willing to go into. My life purpose is art and I've been painting 4-6 days/week for the last 5 years. So I'm considering using this as a chance to try it out for real. I'm 28 and have solid savings (low 6 figures). My monthly expenses are around 1.500€, which I could get down a bit. Main idea is to go balls to the wall for 3 months and see how far I can get. I'd also try to get some state funding. As I don't have an art degree or current following, It will probably be hard to get into galleries (which take 50% anyways). So I would most likely be creating content on social media (which I've been avoiding thus far). I'm under no illusion how hard this can be. Secondary idea was to get a lower paying job in gallery or art related business and work art on the side. But the idea to spend 8 hrs/day painting is whispering to me a bit more tbh. Any thoughts or guidance are appreciated!

Love the new look! More elegant and professional.

I like 1 and 12. Is the weight difference on 13 deliberate? Apart from that I like it as well. New > Old.