RealTalkAJ

One of the simple things in life I expect is continuity. Maybe a woman that can contribute to my peace. Hopefully more artistic creations that are understandable. Even reasonable expectations. But ultimately freedom to develop personally at unregulated levels.

The Gift of Continuity

It’s actually more of a topic than most might be willing to admit they care about or not.

It goes back to that concept of cause and effect.

It’s only natural to understand and see the effects of why something was done.

The people who can best stack these phenomena tend to be the best storytellers too.

Contributed Peace Coming From a Women

My ideal woman that I picture adding peace to my life would be in the area of unity.

That shouldn’t be too much of a request when considering woman are naturally relationship experts.

There’s a lot of clashing of testosterone and machismo energy as men which could lead to fights.

You win some and lose a few but that’s where I could picture a woman that ideally settles those emotions.

And that’s not necessarily while we’re all in the same room.

I’m talking about when you get home and need that person to confide in at times.

That’s the very essence of what I mean when a woman could contribute to peace.

Creating Art That’s Easier to Understand

It shouldn’t be too much to ask for art that’s somewhat easy to understand.

How do you do that I’m sure someone asked and I’ll practice what I preach by keeping it simple.

Root your work in yourself.

I’m positive somebody reading this heard the saying nobody’s gonna love you like you love yourself.

And it holds true.

If you find one thing about what you’re creating and turn it into something that you can easily identify with it’s much easier to explain.

By inheritance I also think it’ll be easier to understand as well.

Each work becomes your best work.

I’m positive that also helps you lead with love when it comes to creating.

I like my fair share of drama but in this artist friendly world I’m finding drama is the easy way to get your foot in the door but it doesn’t take you far.