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oh also a girl in my class found out that I illustrate, and asked if she could commission me for a pet portrait. so I said "sorry, I don't do commissions, but I can give you a free ink sketch." and then the next class I showed up with the sketch and she said "I love this. so why don't you do commissions? I can't commission you?" and I said sorry, just a bit busy. and then she went to grab something from her bag and gave it to me and said "here is a crystal charged under the full moon," and I didn't know what to say so I was just like "oh, okay thanks. thank you."
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Portrait of Tholer Saryoni, the Patriarch and Archcanon of Tribunal Temple, praying. City of Vivec. Year 3E 427.
Digital painting. Krita. Feel free to repost. Looking for commissions.
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People don't actually grow out of their emo phases. People are forced out of their emo phases by employers who get a raging boner over controlling how their employees dress, cut their hair, whether they mod their bodies and so on
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would love to show ancient romans the sheer number of them that are portrayed by british people in shows about rome today. this would do psychic damage to cicero i think
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Anyway I like how Chattopadhyaya put it when he said Jesus wasn’t any kind of socialist (because there’s no evidence Jesus ever thought that hard about how society works) but he did have a rudimentary critique of property. Siddharta was similar and Chattopadhyaya compares their respective early movements by saying Siddharta had the more robust theoretical critique though Jesus’ earliest followers may have had a more radical praxis in terms of setting up communities. In both cases however their respective founders critiques of property and implicit critiques of class would be undone by the introduction of monasticism which transformed a critique of society into a spiritual discipline reserved for a small group of spiritually-elite people
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if youre not in school anymore and are looking for ways to get out of the house more go to the nearest "hip" coffee shop you can that has a bulletin board with flyers on it for local events and attend any and all the ones youre able to ESPECIALLY if they're free. this is the only actionable advice that has worked for me
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Not to sound too old and curmudgeonly but I remember a time when you could just buy games and then play them and frankly, I think that was better than whatever is going on now
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concept for a tv show: a cute simple love story between an assistant and a chauffeur or bodyguard or whatever else rich people have and in the background the rich people are having the wildest telenovela level drama that we only catch glimpses of
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I imagine that becoming a parent was a wildly different thing in like the 70s before giving a shit was invented. Everyone just supposed that everyone's gonna do it and you just have your first at 21 after getting married at 19, let them little shits loose outside all day while your husband is at work at the Forever Chemical Pollutant Factory and you're sitting at home drunk as hell breastfeeding the baby. Your eldest Little Ronny Douglas runs in at 9 pm like "hey ma I was crawling through the ditches at the abandoned mine field three towns over and I caught this frog and my friend Donny caught tetanus" and you're just like "yeah whatever that's nice dear" and tap the ashes from your cigarette on the bald spot on top his head. You don't know why that's there but it's been there a while and you've been using it as an ashtray for a few years and it seems fine.
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tag urself, im some sort of tropical lizard
26,9 celsius indoors. We have reached that time of the year where taking a shower feels pointless since you'll be sweaty again before your hair is dry.
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