it's satisfying as fuck. even if you don't keep it for yourself. it just is nice to have things you made, or to see someone you care about use something you made. big into this idea
So I am quite happy with most things I own, you never know when they can come in handy. The few things I would like to get rid of, though, are things like clothes (which I need to donate) or gifts that I never really figured out what to do with but feel like I like them enough to keep around (and bc they r gifts I feel obligated to try my hardest to make it work).
doing something productive as meditative practice is not a new idea but it just feels so much more punk and anticapitalist to make Something Of Personal Value for u and ur friends without feeling like u have to monetize it
u can just make the bracelets, u don’t have to open an etsy shop u know
this isn’t as black and white as im saying, i think there’s a greater moral question of like, valuing your time and making a job for yourself out of something enjoyable and blah blah blah but what i mean is that i like to see people making art just for the act
whether it is a work thing or a material thing it feels good in a way. Like i devoted a lot of thought/time/money/stress into something and then it just disappears. i’ve worked on projects for years at work that just dont get implemented and i have no connection or attachment to them.
leaves you susceptible to dating someone for too long because they play a role rather than it being about who they are. if you go in open to every situation, it will play out as its supposed to naturally (sometimes with a little nudge)
go drink some right now
it’s good for your body and skin and has magical healing properties when consumed at the right times. currently it’s helping me beat a hangover
