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Nineveh
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饾暜rixtover 螢dwin retweeted
The tragedy of being born in a third-world country is having to spend your life overcoming obstacles that were never supposed to be there, instead of becoming everything you had the potential to be, and that bothers me as a creative.
The tragedy of being born in a third-world country is having to spend your life overcoming obstacles that were never supposed to be there, instead of becoming everything you had the potential to be, and that bothers me as a creative.
ArtXLagos, y'all charging almost #17k for people to look at art for a day, like seriously?
being human is hard
adulthood is draining
I didn't sign up for any of this
I should have just been a mango 馃キ
it's so sad, but the honest truth is Nigeria as a country kills the inner child of every adult, I'm surprised we still have a vast number of talented creatives
my problem is I want to be spiritually evolved but also some days I want to beat certain people up and fuck up their entire existence, but let's be chill
饾暜rixtover 螢dwin retweeted
to be quite honest, I always feel Incredibly fortunate and grateful that people love my paintings enough to buy, take pictures, and put them up in their houses as collections. I love y'all!
to be quite honest, I always feel Incredibly fortunate and grateful that people love my paintings enough to buy, take pictures, and put them up in their houses as collections. I love y'all!
I think we subconsciously undervalue platonic love and intimacy from our friends because society pits so much emphasis on finding and having romantic love, like I don't know about you but I wouldn't be shit without the unending love and support of my friends
饾暜rixtover 螢dwin retweeted
...and when they insist Helen could never have looked like her,
remind them,
perhaps the problem was never the face of Helen of Troy, but the faces they were taught to see as beautiful.
...and when they insist Helen could never have looked like her,
remind them,
perhaps the problem was never the face of Helen of Troy, but the faces they were taught to see as beautiful.


















