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Hey everybody :D

Tue Aug 11, 2009, 4:02 PM

dA has been awesome so far.

I've already gotten a bunch of favorites on my art.

I'm really happy! (:

Thanks you guyyysss!!!

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The reason why I've joined deviantArt is because my sister told me to. And I'm enjoying it so far.

You can hate a person just by looking at her/him; the hair, the smile, the looks, the clothes. Anything can trigger negative feelings. You just have to go with that flow and any proof that person is not horrible will have no influence on you.

I don't know if we could say a good thing about every person we've met so far, maybe they haven't impressed us in a positive way, but we can most certainly complain about all of them. There must have been something to annoy us at one point. It's only human! For every nice gesture and person who smiled thanks to you, there is an unhappy person, someone who feels neglected or discriminated against.

It's human to be annoyed, but above that, I think it's human to be able to hate.

We are hateable with every gesture, every choice we make and tear we drop. Because all these are movements on a map filled with people and, inevitably, when we go one way we get closer to some and estrange from others. We are, in essence, controversial.

Some are more controversial than others, true. It depends on how far we move from the center of the map or, in other words, how extremist we are. And how much we show of our personality we show to other. But still, we are always lovable to some and disliked by others.

That's the breakthrough. We're both good and evil, pleasant and repulsive, smart and stupid. It only depends on where we're standing when we're judging. There is no black and white. And that's why the big picture is important: we need to see the balance between the smiles and tears one provokes. The reasons and intentions, also. The more information we have the better we see the tone of gray.