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write and talk in an ideosyncratic style. pronounce words in the way you like to even if it’s ”wrong”. spell with a flair for the creative. it will make u harder to understand but people love an incomprehensible mystique
Feb 10, 2024
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hate it! constantly have to censor myself as to not look like a fool yet i also said what i said so solve the mystery of my words yk?
Jan 24, 2024
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either you start digging into etymology and deep cut grammar rules and studying why they are the way they are….
or you write the silliest, non grammatical sentences you can think of and then figure out why they’re wrong and if their value is actually impacted by grammar
Jan 4, 2025
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time frame's approximate buuuut you know it when you hear it. think "poker face". there is so much space and everything's so dry... there is no lushness... the drum samples are unbelievably flat... and yet! and yet! it works so well! the economy of production makes any pop singer's vocals soar even higher than they would otherwise, and really pares the machine of a pop song down to its bare necessities... which is why i think we got so many bangers in this period. there's a lot of good stuff to get into even if it's just for nostalgia
Feb 11, 2024
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im unemployed and in art school at 30. it's never too late to not do marketing
Feb 8, 2024
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tbf i'm still working on this but: many ppl have the tendency to like, put themselves out in the world with an attached asterisk like "oop! sorry i exist! oop! sorry if you don't like me, i'm working on being the universally beloved human object! oop!" and thusly pre-apologize for every mildly annoying or perceptually uncouth action they will ever take. none of that shit. assuming one is regular and not trying to like, destroy the lives of everyone around themselves, one does not need to constantly explain and apologize for their actions. trust people to tell you if you suck, because They Will.
same goes for art obvs. don't apologize just make it and if people think it sucks they'll tell you.
Feb 8, 2024