>>4226685>>4226822>>4227098You sound like every kid who thinks he has it figured out, believe me if time ever gives you something it's some perspective.
The ideas your passing off as fact are just parts of stoic(-ish) philosophy, something very attractive to young people since it provides a simple "solution" to an array of complex problems.
These anons just want to draw and not spend hours a day working in an unrelated job, THEY have someone willing to provide for them, and they took advantage of that to pursue what they want.
YOU don't, and have to take care of yourself, and work your ass off to provide.
>perspective of someone who views effort and hard work as something pathetic/something we should be ashamed ofThey have the assets to sit around and pursue their passion, why wouldn't they take full advantage of it? Because they're not "contributing to society"?
If a billion dollars fell into my lap I'd retire and draw all day too
Are you upset over the opportunity you don't have? It's only natural but you'd be seething over every trust-fund rich kid on the street.
You seem like quite the hostile person, over essentially nothing. But we're all piss-and-vinegar at 19 so you'll grow out of it
>>4226901well now you really outsed yourself as genuinely mad
The perspective I gained over the few years has grown me a lot mentally, and I'm sure that in a few years time I'll look back at myself now and think the same
