Incorrect!

Hey, hey now, your art isn't bad at all. If anything, you're actually improving, so you shouldn't feel bad.

Rod says: Your art isn't bad, and you shouldn't feel bad for it, but rather you feel your art is bad because you feel bad.

Believe me, negative emotions will always try to find their way to the surface. They will also try to bind with whatever you feel proud of. For example, because I felt bad, and no one really commented on my writing, I began to feel that my writing was bad and that's why nobody liked it. But there comes a time when you have have to admit that you like it, and if other people don't, oh well, who needs em? Don't change or recede just because of what other people think. When it comes down to it, the only one that can permanently affect you, is you

If people don't comment on it, then that doesn't mean it's bad. And so what if they don't? Be proud of your work, Froth. Be proud of what you create. Again, you shouldn't feel bad, and people do care, even if they don't say it often.

Cheer up, Froth. You've got good friends in your corner!

Whatever gave you that idea?