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God.. I love this song... when I was a kid in junior High... wow.. memories.
Thank you!
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Powerful song, touching duet.
I first listened to it, with real interest, when I had an assignment about the lyrics/subject (unemployment, love, family) on my english class in high school. Nowadays it's making even more "sense" with all this economic crisis.
You're welcome.
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So many of your wonderful works makes me feel like I'm intruding on a deeply intimate, private moment. Kudos.
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That is such a great way of putting it... thank you
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This image is so moving! My husband and I just had this similar situation last night. You have such a gift for showing the human spirit and how we connect with one another. Your work is so amazing!
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Thank you so much.. it is not always easy to capture an honest feeling that is not necessarily a happy one, or an angry one.. extremes are easy... inbetween is harder
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Thank you so much
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you're welcome x]
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I agree with what others have said about this drawing. 
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Thank you so much efa91
I was just trying to be as honest as possible with this one( in general I try to be fairly honest in my images if that makes any sense)
I really appreciate that
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You're welcome.
I have a question: Do you and your wife both work outside of the home? Or does your wife stay at home? I'm just curious. I'm a bit of a feminist, but I'm a moderate one, so I won't judge your wife if she is a stay-at-home mom.
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Ha! That's an interesting question
Since we've had the twins, she's been staying at home, more or less.
It's more a choice of her own than anything else. She's been wanting to quit her job for a long time now..but she's not exactly a stay at home mom, and she's more on the feminist side than not
She just has a particular take on it
She has always been working though and now, she's starting to help me with our business...so...'m not sure if that answers your question..?
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That answers my question very well.
How come she wanted to quit the job that she had before she started staying at home? Was she unhappy with her career?
It's cool that she's also a feminist. We're pretty awesome people.
Another question: Do you help out much around the house? Like, with cooking and cleaning and everything.
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well... you know.. you should have a discussion with her about feminism.
She's definitely a hard core feminist but, she's not an angry one as she puts it!
....that should open a debate
As for me.ahhahaa
DO I help.
Ho god.
NO..I don't "help".
I cook, i clean, I bathe the kids, I take out the trash, I put the toys away... this is not helping. this is living and respecting where you live and who you live with.
It's also being part of a family
We do have somewhat defined tasks that she will do, rather than me, and vice versa, but..we're both very involved.
The notion of helping makes me think that it's an act of generosity for someone to help out with something...as in.. it's not my job, but I'll give you a hand anyway.
It's like people telling me I'm a good dad JUST because I love my kids and hang out with them.
I appreciate the compliment, but somewhat, i feel weird that ALL i have to do to get it, is to be there.
I don't think that is the definition of being a good dad.
anyhow.. I could go on and on about this..
sorry
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I have one more thing I wanted to say. I just didn't want to make my last comment seem too long/lengthy.
"It's like people telling me I'm a good dad JUST because I love my kids and hang out with them. I appreciate the compliment, but somewhat, i feel weird that ALL i have to do to get it, is to be there. I don't think that is the definition of being a good dad."
I understand this completely, and I can relate a little. When two of my friends were children their dad stayed at home with them. He worked a night job very late at night, but during the day he was a stay-at-home dad. One time, he took his little girls to the park and some stay-at-home moms remarked that he was "such a good dad" for taking his daughters to the park. He thanked them, but ranted to his wife later when she got home from work later that evening. He asked her when was the last time that she had been told that she was a good mother for taking their children to the park. She said never, of course, and they recognized that there was a double standard with what is expected of women and men when it comes to parenting.
You're not the only one who can go on about this. 
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I'm not an angry feminist either. I'd love to talk to your wife about feminism. Is there any way I could contact her?
Oh, my gosh!! I'm so sorry that I used the word "help." You have a wonderful point about how that isn't "helping."
"I cook, i clean, I bathe the kids, I take out the trash, I put the toys away... this is not helping. this is living and respecting where you live and who you live with. It's also being part of a family."
I agree with you completely!! You're right. That isn't "helping." It is respecting your home and your family and being part of your family. I could not agree more. Seriously. 
It's good that you and your wife work as a team and that one parent isn't more involved than the other. That's the way that ALL households should be. ^^
"The notion of helping makes me think that it's an act of generosity for someone to help out with something...as in.. it's not my job, but I'll give you a hand anyway."
You are correct. It's clear that you feel that it IS your job to be involved with your family and it IS your job to cook, clean, care for the children, etc...
Hopefully I didn't mess up my wording this time.
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It is my job.. but more than that.. it's my choice.My wife and I chose to have kids, a family, a life together.
I enjoy, cherish it and.. my god.. by all means, I FEEL like it was the absolute BEST decision in my entire life
You didn't mess anything up at all!
I'm actually glad we have this discussion!
the double standard..yup..
My wife would be a superhero of a mom if she was judged by the standards I'm held to!
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I think it's wonderful that you look at it in that light.
Phew! Good. I'm glad that I didn't come across as a complete idiot in my previous response.
Me, too. I asked you a question in my last comment, but maybe it was too personal. I was curious why your wife quit her job. If you don't feel comfortable sharing that then just tell me so politely, but I am curious if that isn't too invasive of a question.
Yeah. =/
I don't doubt that. Lol. American society is silly with their double standards and wacky expectations.
I apologize for the delayed response. =/ 
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she just didn't like her job
She had days when she didn't want to go at all
having the twins and the fact that my work is going so well right now, gave her the opportunity to quit and, focus on what she wants to do
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Aww. That's too bad. =/ I'm glad that she quit her job and I'm glad that she feels happier now. That's all anyone ever wants in life: happiness.
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Something that reminds me of what I should cherish. Thank you.
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The poses here are done so well. I especially love the exaggeration in the man's shoulders, such a perfect 'slump'.
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Thank you so much!
I was trying really hard to get something" real" as far as emotions go
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ah bne pas toujours alors... Mmm la vie quoi !! mais ca ne change rien, tes images sont toujours aussi Γ©mouvente
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Nothin beats the love of a good woman. Great illustration.
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Hey, sorry I haven't commented in awhile, but this pretty much describes what I'm feeling as well. Very powerful piece with tons of emotions. I love the poses that bring out the expressions. I like how the background is very gloomy but the characters are colored, making it seem like there is hope. I hope you feel better and great piece!
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Thank you Sersa..I hope you're doing better as well
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very nicely done, this is the first time I have seen an image with this emotion that does not use dull colors, but it still effective
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Thank you Wolveswar
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Your work is so wonderful and magic man! Gongratulations
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Thank you so much Keff 28
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Oh God-- I'm with starshipsalesman... This is way too close to home for me. My heart broke when I saw it. Life seems to hard these days, doesn't it? Lucky for us, it won't always be this way.
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It comes and goes.
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Perfectly demonstrates why having a loving partner is so important. Beautiful.
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Thank you the Farlander
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yeah, it will be allright... well done with the atmosphere, I can feel his concerns. Nice work.
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