inventions are a function of inspiration and drive, not necessarily intelligence
Gage 🃏🍎
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Gage 🃏🍎
@1stSnub
Painter / Understander - Aesthetic Champion
Co-lead at Frontier Tower arts and music floor.
- I know most of you don’t know me, but tomorrow is the most important day of my life. If you have any love for me at all, please pray for me.
- Looksmaxxers should find God. Until one understands that the body is derivative of the soul, they can never achieve true beauty.
- Replying to @billyhumblebragshould have bought thirty five packs of blueberries to solve for surface area
- Replying to @crystalxduanI’ve had a lot of private conversations about this and the amount of resistance I get to the idea that men even deserve some sort of empathy for their experience, specifically from women, is pretty telling. I would say shocking, but considering my own experience and culturally
- Yes, but it's still a different approach. It takes a different type of personality to make something that has never existed than it does to reiterate something more efficiently. Different types of intelligence.
- Replying to @1stSnub and @crystalxduanAt base level, it seems like despite claiming otherwise, most women I’ve been close to don’t actually want men to be open and are neither safe to nor capable of being supportive of men’s issues. This becomes a recursive problem.
- Replying to @moonsandhuesChaos is the peak of the feminine mystique in such a fundamental way.
- Replying to @1stSnub and @crystalxduanLargely I’ve found that women claim to want a man to be open, but are also very quickly frustrated with the idea of doing emotional work with their partner. This might be partially due to the particular woman’s internal blockages, but I think it’s also due to the inherent
- Replying to @ThaBeefDev and @crystalxduannah I'll keep caring about the wellbeing of everyone I meet thanks though
- In june, I spent something like 200 hours living in a gallery, painting the beginning of existence. Here’s the interplay of the first difference. “Collapse” 10’ x 6’ acrylic on canvas.
