The Handsome encounter. Fluff.

**Lang** · 06-29-2018 11:34 PM

I had a dream that I was someplace in LA. I recall that I was in a cafe underground. I was sitting at the corner table next to a window when I noticed a handsome man who has this piercing blue eyes and dirty blond hair. He was about 5'9 with a slender muscular physique.
He looked like he was reading something in the dream but, then he stopped and glanced around the room. I remember this was when he saw me. I shyly smiled at him and then quickly looked away.
I remember thinking that he would never come over here and talk with me. You know, that feeling that a guy like that would never see me attractive. I just don't think that he would be interested in me because I feel like a mess. I smelt bad and felt sweaty because I had just jogged into the town.
I looked out the window and started to daydream when I heard a man's voice. I looked up saw him standing there. I could not speak, my tongue kept getting the way. He offered to buy me a coffee, tea. He also saw one of the drawings that I had on the table. Then next thing I knew, I was sitting on a yellow chair across from him. He was asking me a series of questions like, "So, what do you do in a studio? Then I recall that told me that I was a great artist as he took a sip of his latte. I remember saying that I was I didn't see myself the best artist in the world. Then he said, "I like a woman that's humble." Then I woke up.

**GordanFreeman** · 06-30-2018 12:17 AM

You just give me an idea how girls are thinking, I have always been interested in such things. thx

**Methos** · 07-10-2018 05:29 AM

Are those your typical thoughts when you see someone attractive? Maybe the dream is trying to train you to not be so nervous. Also if you really are an artist you are a great artist by default. Anyone who is creative is naturally great. Remember that.

**LighrkVader** · 07-10-2018 08:25 AM

Originally Posted by Methos

Also if you really are an artist you are a great artist by default. Anyone who is creative is naturally great. Remember that.

Can you explain this? Say you're colorblind, in the beginning stages of parkinsons disease, drunkenly painting really terrible portraits of pokemon using the blood of innocent kittens, not even as an anti kitten statement, but just because you enjoy killing kittens... also.. nobody likes your art, yourself included... are you still great?

Nice dream ic161. You seem to have great recall. But I realized... you might be subconsciously stalking me... I shouldn't make light of your situation.... But the guy in the dream sounds exactly like me, except I'm not handsome, but super handsome and also 5.10 thank you very much!

Furthermore... IC161.... 161 is a number I have a long history being identified as... to the point where some people would know me by that number but not know my name. U C me? BAMPAMPAAAAAM! I'm bored...

**Lang** · 07-10-2018 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by LighrkVader

Nice dream ic161. You seem to have great recall. But I realized... you might be subconsciously stalking me... I shouldn't make light of your situation... But the guy in the dream sounds exactly like me, except I'm not handsome, but super handsome and also 5.10 thank you very much!

Furthermore... IC161.... 161 is a number I have a long history being identified as... to the point where some people would know me by that number but not know my name. U C me? BAMPAMPAAAAAM! I'm bored...

LOL. Are you going to put a Orders of Protection against subconscious?

**Methos** · 07-10-2018 07:19 PM

Originally Posted by LighrkVader

Can you explain this? Say you're colorblind, in the beginning stages of parkinsons disease, drunkenly painting really terrible portraits of pokemon using the blood of innocent kittens, not even as an anti kitten statement, but just because you enjoy killing kittens... also.. nobody likes your art, yourself included... are you still great?.

Simple answer, yes.
Any creative activity makes someone great because they are bringing something out from their minds, or even souls some believe, and into the tangible world. It doesn't matter what it looks like or who likes it. Artistic creation in itself is a process of greatness therefore those who create are great by nature. There are a lot of people out there who don't like certain forms of art but that doesn't matter because there will always be someone, somewhere out there who will like and appreciate it, even if those people themselves don't like it. Especially if the artist doesn't like it because we are always our most cruel critics.

**Lang** · 07-10-2018 10:11 PM

Originally Posted by Methos

Are those your typical thoughts when you see someone attractive? Maybe the dream is trying to train you to not be so nervous.

Thank you for the replies. I wouldn't say I'm overly confident.

Originally Posted by Methos

Also if you really are an artist you are a great artist by default. Anyone who is creative is naturally great. Remember that.

I'm an okay artist but, I always have room to improve my work.

**LighrkVader** · 07-10-2018 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by Ic161

LOL. Are you going to put a Orders of Protection against subconscious?

I've thought about it, and decided that I am fine with the attention

Originally Posted by Methos

Simple answer, yes.
Any creative activity makes someone great because they are bringing something out from their minds, or even souls some believe, and into the tangible world. It doesn't matter what it looks like or who likes it. Artistic creation in itself is a process of greatness therefore those who create are great by nature. There are a lot of people out there who don't like certain forms of art but that doesn't matter because there will always be someone, somewhere out there who will like and appreciate it, even if those people themselves don't like it. Especially if the artist doesn't like it because we are always our most cruel critics.

Ok. I see what you mean. It's an honest thought though I wouldn't personally think like that because it takes away the meaning of the word "great". Obviously some are better than others. And the very best are often referred to as great. But I do think that all art has some value.