> If for whatever reason you're reading this and you live alone, how do you cope with that?
I don't. Honestly I really don't. It's just... a sort of acceptance. I recall you talking about the same kind of thing before your mental health deteriorated around the end of last year. Things like waking up and not feeling so depressed at all.
I guess it's just one part of depression.
I hope you feel better soon, fainting aren't good. If I had to hazard a guess I'd believe many, many, artists in the past lived the same kind of life you do... I guess it's just an artist thing.
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Tobias 1104~3Y
I suppose we get used to all things in time, and there'd probably be some unpleasant adjustment period before it just becomes the way things are, acceptable, even if not enjoyable... I try to remind myself that even people who achieve the picturesque family life aren't necessarily happy, and some of them even envy the single because of their relative freedom of decisions and from nagging, obligations, and emotional drama (or so I've heard).
It definitely does seem that the path of an artist is one FRAUGHT with misfortune, sadness, and madness! O woe, alas! Etc. I'm just glad to be earning any money for it at the moment; most people who attempt it don't.
I don't. Honestly I really don't. It's just... a sort of acceptance. I recall you talking about the same kind of thing before your mental health deteriorated around the end of last year. Things like waking up and not feeling so depressed at all.
I guess it's just one part of depression.
I hope you feel better soon, fainting aren't good. If I had to hazard a guess I'd believe many, many, artists in the past lived the same kind of life you do... I guess it's just an artist thing.
It definitely does seem that the path of an artist is one FRAUGHT with misfortune, sadness, and madness! O woe, alas! Etc. I'm just glad to be earning any money for it at the moment; most people who attempt it don't.