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In any form of creativity you are giving away a part of yourself
“In any form of creativity, self-expression, or art, you’re giving away a little part of yourself. You’re confessing and owning up to insecurities, desires, ideas embarrassingly ambitious, ideas embarrassingly normal. You’re owning up to being a real person. Who wants … Continue reading
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