RE: The art of experiential creating

I love how you started with something as simple as titles and connected it to how we present ourselves to the world. It is just that most of us are different behind closed doors, but we try to keep up a “clean” image outside.

Thank you, I have been that type of creator: always trying to carve out similarities from one subject to another. Sometimes I get it wrong and sometimes it comes out well. Some of us tries to keep it clean on the outside, because we probably live in a judgemental world.

That part where you talked about not wanting to be known by your illness is intriguing, and I think it is better that way. We shouldn't look like our problem, although it is good you let people know at time as they might have a way to help out.

80% of the times, I make decisions, have people look at me from the POV of the illness and complications. While I want to break down sometimes and just lament and cry with a post, nowadays I just feel there's no need.. crying doesn't take pain away, so I just want to leave everything behind..

Thanks for the comment