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Managing knowledge and feelings that can't be shared
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this post was submitted on 24 Mar 2026
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Maybe creating art in some form can be a way of processing?
I really appreciate this idea. I’ve always thought I was no good at traditional “art” but perhaps I need to broaden my idea of what will constitute art and what can be made and kept in plain sight.
Making art is not about making "good art" (whatever that means anyway). As long as you enjoy making it or it helps in some other way, it is great. Go and make some shitty art! Or good art. Or weird art. Or whatever kind of art it will be, but don't be stopped by the idea it has to meet some quality standard.
Thanks, I’ll work towards opening up with myself and trying something