
Letting It All Go
Because of all the potentially lethal stress I've been going through, I can't help but to draw this. I've been overly fretful and stressed out about my grades, my money (which I know sounds immoral, but it's because the country runs off of money all the damn time including fun activities), friends and so-called "friends," my social ineptency, what others think of me, why I am feeling more empty everyday (and lost), why I've been so behind on life compared to so many others who know me, my shamefulness on that, the fact that I can't be happy if I don't succeed proficiently and quickly/soon enough, why I am not good at anything at all...etc. etc. etc, if you get the picture (no pun intended), I really should just let things go even based on things I can't control. This is mainly because of the bitter nature I have with the quality of life that makes things seem unfair, and even more provoking towards rage when people judge negatively.
For that matter, I drew this picture to really convey all those complex senses of sheer frustration and catastrophic insanity of hopelessness.
I'll explain what the picture's elements presents:
Any areas of light-grey/white represent hope; the chains breaking in white, the future of light, and the glittered rays in the dark past as well as the plasma liquid of Azure's bleeding heart, correspondingly represents freedom, hope, good memories, and feeling better.
The areas of black; the body parts, the dark right-side, and puppet chains (yes, that's how empty I feel with people to myself), correspondingly represent a draconic being of sadness willing to shred into the light like a spiritual cocoon, a painful past (and still will be), and force/restriction of inner imprisonment.
The violet markings represents Azure's blood in his essential key color; a symbol of both pain and unforeseen strength.
As I have finished writing this, I will no longer be communicating with anyone around here nor in the fandom. I need to find another, and better way to meet new people and make more friends without having to deal with so much pain and envy/self-futility(lack of faith), that it consumes me. I wish to have happiness based on what I want to do, and unfortunately, some of that will take longer for me than others because of the circumstances I'm under, in addition to how some of such actually costs money or something difficult and unfair.
In the end, I just want to smile and live without a needlessly brutal struggle. What's the point of getting stronger if the pain will never end? We need some manageable pain, not constant, endless pain, if we want to gain for ourselves. So in all due respect, please don't ever, ever pick on me, bully, judge, nor be a complete jerk to me, because I've been through enough pain to undergo any more ever since I was in elementary school and even here as of recent. I want you to understand, and I want you to tolerate. Trust me on this; it's not fun looking at one's past and know that there was a 7-year depression on the line somewhere. I don't want that to happen again. Not ever.
Art©RC 2013/AP MMXIII
Took about 45 minutes to do from start to finish. Done in Corel Painter Essentials 4.
Don't you dare copy, steal, alter, nor distribute without my given, original permission.
For that matter, I drew this picture to really convey all those complex senses of sheer frustration and catastrophic insanity of hopelessness.
I'll explain what the picture's elements presents:
Any areas of light-grey/white represent hope; the chains breaking in white, the future of light, and the glittered rays in the dark past as well as the plasma liquid of Azure's bleeding heart, correspondingly represents freedom, hope, good memories, and feeling better.
The areas of black; the body parts, the dark right-side, and puppet chains (yes, that's how empty I feel with people to myself), correspondingly represent a draconic being of sadness willing to shred into the light like a spiritual cocoon, a painful past (and still will be), and force/restriction of inner imprisonment.
The violet markings represents Azure's blood in his essential key color; a symbol of both pain and unforeseen strength.
As I have finished writing this, I will no longer be communicating with anyone around here nor in the fandom. I need to find another, and better way to meet new people and make more friends without having to deal with so much pain and envy/self-futility(lack of faith), that it consumes me. I wish to have happiness based on what I want to do, and unfortunately, some of that will take longer for me than others because of the circumstances I'm under, in addition to how some of such actually costs money or something difficult and unfair.
In the end, I just want to smile and live without a needlessly brutal struggle. What's the point of getting stronger if the pain will never end? We need some manageable pain, not constant, endless pain, if we want to gain for ourselves. So in all due respect, please don't ever, ever pick on me, bully, judge, nor be a complete jerk to me, because I've been through enough pain to undergo any more ever since I was in elementary school and even here as of recent. I want you to understand, and I want you to tolerate. Trust me on this; it's not fun looking at one's past and know that there was a 7-year depression on the line somewhere. I don't want that to happen again. Not ever.
Art©RC 2013/AP MMXIII
Took about 45 minutes to do from start to finish. Done in Corel Painter Essentials 4.
Don't you dare copy, steal, alter, nor distribute without my given, original permission.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Portraits
Species Western Dragon
Size 1280 x 800px
File Size 107.2 kB
See, I don't want you to compare quality of lives. It's not fair to mention something that isn't logical nor simple enough to compare. I appreciate the offer, but this is why I hate society so much; with such perceptions of idealism, people always pick and judge on others even if they don't mean it. I don't mean any offence, but I'm definitely trying to smash the truth right at people's face here, like it or not.
I don't even know you, but thanks for the offer. Sorry.
I don't even know you, but thanks for the offer. Sorry.
I'm sure you're good at many things, Azure. Art is definitely one of them, an absolutely amazing and emotional piece. There's no need to put yourself down like that, if there's one person who should always believe in you, it's yourself. It sounds like you've had it hard, so I really hope that it gets better. There's no reason for you to have to go through such a painful life and have to deal with it. There has to be something that makes you happy? I really hope you find it, and when you do, hold on to it. Never let go. I really hope you're able to find true happiness, because you deserve it!
Thanks, but I personally think you're incorrect about the "painful life" part...however, in some ways, you are right about it too. I've had a good childhood even in sheer spite of my social side of it, but on other health aspects, it was wonderful and innocent nonetheless. I may have had a lot of good moments, dreams, and aspirations to remember from, but at the same time there were a lot of past moments flooded with negativity. More or less, it's hard to really say if my life was painful or just conflicting (which would probably be the latter anyway), even though things still could've been a whole lot worse. When you look at the whole scope, I think it was a very good, innocent life, but naturally not without its downsides.
Regardless, thank you for commenting sincerely. I really should not worry about socio-trivial stuff (like "who is the best at this" or "sooner/faster" = better life)...I'm tired of those mental judgements. Even then, I think just having a sound mind, hanging out with my closest people, having fun and acting in a loving manner, resting, and drawing are my most pleasant actions as I live.
Regardless, thank you for commenting sincerely. I really should not worry about socio-trivial stuff (like "who is the best at this" or "sooner/faster" = better life)...I'm tired of those mental judgements. Even then, I think just having a sound mind, hanging out with my closest people, having fun and acting in a loving manner, resting, and drawing are my most pleasant actions as I live.
It's really good to hear about those positives in your life, those are the memories that you should hold the closest to you. I know we can't just shut the bad ones out, but you should always put your health and happiness first, and remembering those good times is one of the best ways of doing so. I'm with you on the socio-trivial, as humanity, that's one of its biggest downfalls, they worry too much about that kind of stuff, and when you let that consume you, negativity, anger, judgement, hate, and sadness usually follow. Those are very positive and respectful actions that you enjoy, and if that's what makes you happy, don't let anyone try to bring you down from that.
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