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And I can do it again.

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HELLOOO I have once more created a companion piece to a deviation of ~krazykat-inc 's because her pieces are so inspiring (*shameless friend promoting*)!

This piece:

It's so soft and sweet in both colors and emotion. It made me want to do something the opposite; something edgy and vibrant with a kick-butt, "I don't need you and I never will" feel to it.

The wooden figures have no identity together in full view, but I do by myself and with only part of my face showing. It features a real person (me) in contrast to the faceless wooden figures, which I think gives it that feel of self-empowerment and confidence versus dependence on another person. When you're with someone, your identity tends to get mushed together with theirs. Albeit unintentionally, I think those figures illustrate that really well.

In her description she calls her piece a postcard to her future husband. This piece would be like a warning to mine.

By the way, this isn't my quite real attitude towards marriage and relationships. It's a little like this but a lot more toned down. I think romantic relationships can be beautiful things but that people need to realize they don't need a significant other to live a full, amazing life. I'm open. Maybe I'll find someone, maybe I won't; the point is that I'll be fine either way and so will you, and the only person you really need (in this aspect of life) is you.

Description
And I can do it again.

--

HELLOOO I have once more created a companion piece to a deviation of ~krazykat-inc 's because her pieces are so inspiring (*shameless friend promoting*)!

This piece:

It's so soft and sweet in both colors and emotion. It made me want to do something the opposite; something edgy and vibrant with a kick-butt, "I don't need you and I never will" feel to it.

The wooden figures have no identity together in full view, but I do by myself and with only part of my face showing. It features a real person (me) in contrast to the faceless wooden figures, which I think gives it that feel of self-empowerment and confidence versus dependence on another person. When you're with someone, your identity tends to get mushed together with theirs. Albeit unintentionally, I think those figures illustrate that really well.

In her description she calls her piece a postcard to her future husband. This piece would be like a warning to mine.

By the way, this isn't my quite real attitude towards marriage and relationships. It's a little like this but a lot more toned down. I think romantic relationships can be beautiful things but that people need to realize they don't need a significant other to live a full, amazing life. I'm open. Maybe I'll find someone, maybe I won't; the point is that I'll be fine either way and so will you, and the only person you really need (in this aspect of life) is you.