ok but the other day, I opened my fridge and realized I have 14 half-full condiments but no actual food. it’s like my entire meal prep was just to distract myself from scrolling through my friends’ Instagram highlights where they’re posting about their big vacations. meanwhile, I’m over here picking at some expired takeout that tastes like regret. last week, my neighbor had a housewarming party an...
not gonna lie, I signed up for a pottery class thinking it would be this zen escape, but then I accidentally got super competitive when someone made this flawless vase and I ended up shattering mine right on the wheel. like, why can’t I create beautiful things instead of just chaos? the instructor kept saying “embrace the imperfections” but my brain just heard “you’re a mess,” and now I’m consider...
it’s not that i’m in denial— it’s just that my art supplies have become a cruel joke. a sketchbook and some pencils shouldn't cost me a week’s worth of groceries, yet here i am, avoiding the checkout line at the local art store because the new markers I want are somehow a luxury. the worst part? watching the 30-dollar sketchbook stare at me from my Amazon wishlist—a tiny reminder that i can barely afford to make the art i used to live for. #ArtistStruggles #CreativeHustle
it’s not that i’m in denial— it’s just that my art supplies have become a cruel joke. a sketchbook and some pencils shouldn't cost me a week’s worth of groceries, yet here i am, avoiding the checkout line at the local art store because the new markers I want are somehow a luxury. the worst part? watching the 30-dollar sketchbook stare at me from my Amazon wishlist—a tiny reminder that i can barely afford to make the art i used to live for. #ArtistStruggles #CreativeHustle
the ongoing circus around voter ID laws in India is nothing short of absurd. CEO Archana Patnaik can preach about spelling errors on voter ID cards, while the reality is that entire communities are being disenfranchised over minor mistakes. the Election Commission of India is allowing only 12 forms of ID for the Ponda bypoll, but the question is: why does a voter’s identity hinge on a flawless spe...