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nothing beats an assorted cohort of laid off/mat leavers/retirees/freelancers/dreamers/creatives/thinkers/soul searchers/conversationalists/tiktok shop sellers all hanging out at 2pm on a random weekday ♥️
boże jak ona pięknie malowała ... śliczne obrazy 🥺
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Dicen que hay un color que no está en el Pantone y es el que provoca la luz a través de nuestra mano…Dicen que no se pueden hacer veladuras con acuarela… Dicen que no se puede extender la acuarela con los dedos…Dicen que pintar un simple brazo no dice nada… Dicen dicen…
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the first prototype of the star bag is done! there are still tweaks to be made but look how cute
I just saw a tweet with a very important distinction: we judge ourselves by our intent and others by their actions.
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i can't find it but there was this youtube channel i used to watch of a guy to decided to start learning to draw for the first time in his 30s and in 3 years he went from stick figures to basically professional concept artist. it changed my perspective on drawing entirely
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Пацаны и пацанессы, я наконец-то дошила рубашку моей мечты, вдохновленную Сестрами Битвы. Процесс и информацию о выкройке можно найти в моем ТикТоке
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This horrible advice leads to a lot of neurodivergent burnout in late 20s / early 30s. Slights in the workplace are not "imagined". You'll actually drive yourself crazy telling yourself that you're imagining or even just exaggerating things. You will invite escalation by sadistic personalities. There are absolutely plenty of people who get off on pressing your buttons.
In my 40 odd years on this planet, one of the few key insights I’ve had is that Jung was right about this. 99% of things don’t really matter and hiking the skill of just shrugging it off and moving on is one of the most important things you can do.
Almost every argument you have with someone is pointless. Every social slight is either imagined, exaggerated or has minuscule consequences. This seems to really hurt people in professional settings. They become obsessive and discontented. Just move on
The only places really worth it are family and close friends/community

















































