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I think that in today's society, people do not take the time to really understand communication fully. Today I talked on the phone with a woman who repeatedly, in a threatening tone, interrupted me.  She did not pause to listen to what I had to say. I thought 2 things: 1.  She really does want to help me, but she is afraid that if I am truthful and honest with her, the statements I make will be easily distorted and manipulated, so she does not want me to talk to her 2.  She does not have the communication skills she claims to have My reflection on this experience is that it is indeed true that information and communication can be easily

I commented on a picture in Deviant Art here: http://pearleden.deviantart.com/art/I-don-t-do-ART-for-free-271250758?q=favby%3ANarcoticxDreams&qo=3 My take on this art and message: Artists will benefit more by simply saying: "Because my art is in such great demand, I am charging at minimum $X. Please send art requests to Y email/messenger/whatever prepared to pay, at minimum, $X." It is super short but at the same time communicates the message without implying additional opinions or comments. I think its best for artists to create a separate account for something like "vent art" that won't send unintended messages. I have noticed that ar

Hi, I am here mostly to support artists and their development. I like to view art techniques, trends, etc. I love when people put the time in to promote art work. I myself have my own personal preferences and favorite styles, but I like to hear other people's opinions. I have some communication skill, am good at understanding other's emotional mental states and am currently looking at ways to develop my own skills at objectively assessing and articulating relevant viewpoints. I like to support art through dialogue and education.  I love when other people make art. I myself seek to make some art but for the purpose of bringing new ideas