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[1827] Art is dead
▲ 167 r/thepast

[1827] Art is dead

For thousands of years humanity strove to depict reality through art. Generation after generation the tradition of art was taught. It takes years to learn how to master the brush. An intricate skill set of fine tuned strokes. It takes days, sometimes months, to paint a scene that encompasses just one moment of still life.

Now with the invention of the “camera” there’s no more use for art. It may look bad now, but give it time and it’ll be more detailed and more accurate than any painter could ever hope to be. A perfect still life captured in seconds, instead of days, with the mere push of a button.

Years at the academy, wasted! I’ll be out of a job soon.

Art is dead.

u/BiAndShy57 — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/polyamory

So, like, is it ok to not know if you’re “actually” poly? Is it obvious and the fact I’m questioning it means I’m actually not?

There’s a chance I won’t actually find the answers to these questions until I have more experience dating and being in (a) relationship(s)

I’ve done little research into polyamory, and haven’t been in any communities about it. If I don’t know everything or misunderstand something I’d be happy to learn. I’m just trying to sort out my thoughts and maybe learn something about myself

I don’t know if I’m “actually” poly or just afraid of commitment. Because I had a great monogamous relationship in high school. I was very happy with them, but we agreed that we didn’t want to do long distance and that was that (still friends though)

I’ve seen many monogamous relationships among friends, parents, family… When it works, it’s beautiful. But it seems like so often it becomes about jealousy, control, and paranoia. I’m sure that’s just when it becomes toxic and not apart of healthy monogamy. But my first gut instinct is just that I don’t want to “own” somebody. It seems gross, if that makes sense (nor do I want to be “owned” myself)

I also really struggle to see the line between a relationship and a very close friend (aside from sex). But maybe I’m actually aromantic but still sexual?

Maybe I just need more friends and more dates and more life experience and it’ll come naturally to me. I’m ok to still be figuring out life, right?

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u/BiAndShy57 — 10 days ago
▲ 32 r/shittygamedetails

In Star Fox Assault (2005) Andrew Oikonny was kicked out of Star Wolf immediately after Andross’ defeat in Star Fox 64 (1997). This is because he was a nepobaby

u/BiAndShy57 — 11 days ago
▲ 17 r/UrinatingTree

Highlight player: Hunter Goodman, most known for being one of the best catchers at ABS challenges, can also swing the bat as he went 3 for 4 and homered twice

u/BiAndShy57 — 22 days ago