I like art, I go to school for it but I hate my art. Typical. Hi, I'm Mikee and I'm a 300 pound man trapped inside a 108 pound boy's body. I love food too but you probably won't see a lot of food reblogs on here. Last thing, my feelings for the band Stars (Canadian of course) is indescribable so you'll read a lot about them. Educate yourself with the amazingness that is Stars and Set Yourself On Fire.
Toploader- Dancing In The Moonlight
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Amanda Palmer- Ampersand
and I’m just too mediocre to pursue my dreams.
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This used to be my bedroom.
My relationship has gotten serious and I don’t want to fully give myself in in this relationship because I’m scared of being hurt again. I sometimes question the quote “it’s better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all” because the way I see it, why would I want to be in an emotional roller coaster?
Maybe I’m just afraid of living.
Maybe I’m just scared of what’s in front of me.
I’m really not used to people being nice to me and not have ulterior motives.
I just don’t believe people in general are genuinely nice.
I’m really bummed that all the internships I want and qualify for are offered in the Fall or Spring and requires 20 hours every week. There’s no way in hell I can do school+work+ an unpaid internship. If the internship pays, that would be good but most art internships don’t pay. I also want to teach art this summer in a summer youth program but no one is hiring.
I really want to do art in a very personal way and if I’m gonna do commercial art, I want it to still be me but marketable. It’s hard to find balance in that.
The life of an aspiring artist.
There’s too much competition in this field. Ugh
For anyone who didn’t see it earlier, this is what the eclipse looked like.
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