/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.3904547]

>so why do so many anons here pretend like being an artist is a huge turn off for getting a gf/bf or being popular in general

is it because of muh competition?

[Anonymous No.3904549]

>>3904547
It's not though?

[Anonymous No.3904556]

>>3904547
The whole "you need to have the same interests" shit is just kindergarten bullshit. She needs to have some interest, something she's passionate but I would never date an artist

[Anonymous No.3904570]

There was this study that linked depression and creativity. There are obviously normie artists but most of them have some kind of psychological struggle going on or rather complex personality. They're mostly introverted too. All of this makes meaningful relationships more complex.

[Anonymous No.3904573]

my bf is also an artist and my coworker at a studio
his self esteem dropped when i got promoted and he didnt
now he draws less personal art which is sad

[Anonymous No.3904577]

>>3904547
my dream is to live in a world where everybody knows to draw, so if I marry a girl which doesnt know how to draw she atleast has to be down to learn

[Anonymous No.3904581]

>>3904573
He sounds like a beta
He should be proud of you and work really hard to keep up with you instead of moping

[Anonymous No.3904635]

>>3904581
real life isn't anime

[Anonymous No.3904672]

>>3904573
hm.. it is a bit shitty, him being jelly I mean. Not gonna say "he should be proud" and stuff like that, that's up to everyone to decide for themselves how they deal with their feelings... but maybe he just worked longer there and casually expected a promotion.

All in all I think he should show some face and acknowledge your dedication and try to be happy for you.

[Anonymous No.3904675]

>>3904556
Spoken like a true inexperienced underagefag