Posts by Kate Fox58

James Kern6 said:player vibes haha she's just being cautious

I guess any smart woman stays on her guard against those players. ☕

James Kern6 said:Come on, don't troll. What's the point of someone from the site helping you? If you're scared, just tell the guy you want to go to night school, haha. MS

James Kern6, there are plenty of helpers here.
Top-tier professionals.
Total experts.

Walter Baker2 said:

Oh, totally.
They hide their age, Photoshop every single photo, and basically act like a private investigator whenever they're dating or married.
There’s plenty more where that came from, but I probably shouldn't get you guys all paranoid. ☕

Nicole Myers said:🤣🤣
And you can tell some people are getting pretty creative, maybe even using walking sticks. 🕺

🙂

I guess once you... go way beyond what’s socially acceptable, all you have left is a cane??

I guess any normal woman might try to play hard to get with a guy once in a while.

Nicole Myers said:Whether it was the original or just a copy, she basically ran for the hills once she saw all the advice.

That's just weird.
There are so many people here trying to help. 😁

Walter Baker2 said:Seriously though, she is such a beautiful woman

I’m basically a deity, so nobody should be messing with me.

Larry Perez69 said:Hey Kate Fox58... maybe you should let djos know things are getting pretty intense. I guess if you haven't even hooked up yet, that’s just plain embarrassing! ☕

That's right!
Stealing is just wrong. It’s honestly pretty shameful. ☕

Go ahead, keep showing off. ☕

Grace Sanders24 said:Are you being serious right now, lady?☕

Josh, what on earth are you doing in this thread, Veser div? I guess I'm just surprised! ☕

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_of_La_Mancha_(film)

A forgotten challenge.

Let me chip in here.🙂
It’s like Don Quixote and his struggle against windmills.
Just pure, noble madness.
And hey, if you aren't in the mood to read the book, there's always the movie...

Drew Lee9 said:it's just not visible 🤔

Hey, Drew Lee9.
🙂

Michelle Bennett14 said:Of course, I’m going to take every single word you said and weigh them carefully. 🥳

Basically, you already answered your own question. Isn't the whole struggle what keeps the world turning? I mean, can anyone really get through a single day without some kind of struggle?
Good vs. evil, inside us, all around us—the struggle for love, the struggle for common sense, the struggle against all that toxic daily nonsense... just like you mentioned. 🙂

And please, don't spam. Just talk. Don't come complaining to me later about how I twisted your words. 🙂

Yeah. 👍

I'm not spamming.
I just connected the idea of creativity to the topic you picked.
It actually turned out to be pretty interesting, so we ended up chatting about it for a bit.

briskwalker10 said:I don't think that's quite right. Maybe just not really. Bad. Hey guys, so... maybe? Killers. They were truly incredible artists.

That’s an interesting point. I guess!
Well, I guess I have one too! 😁
Their creation definitely comes from undeniable talent. I guess you could say they’ve got a real gift!
I guess Picasso was just garbage.
But he didn't have a background in law or economics, I guess. Maybe he just winged it?
People mostly remember him for his paintings, I guess.

briskwalker10 said:I totally agree with you there! I guess anyone who chooses a peaceful life (definitely not not a stagnant one) really is the wealthiest person out there.

Just look at all those millions (or maybe billions) Bandić chased through such a restless life—it probably cost him his peace of mind. I mean, once he had enough, he could have traveled the world (there’s so much to see!), hosted some conferences to ramble on about stuff, or even written some funny memoirs... but instead, he just kept chasing more.

Bad motives always seem to lead to some kind of downfall.
It feels like a simple law of nature to me.
That's why I mentioned that true creation has to come from a healthy foundation.
Something that doesn't hurt us or anyone else and actually leaves an inspiring impact.

briskwalker10 said:That’s exactly what’s being asked for, Mr. Buddha Budakvins

Budakvins is totally right.😁
A peaceful person—not someone who's just standing still, but someone with actual inner peace—will always find a way to solve the problem first.

briskwalker10 said:Unless it actually looks like this... 😁

I totally get what you're saying.

I guess the struggle itself doesn't really spark creativity. But maybe once things settle down—once those intense emotions from the previous struggle aren't so "alive" inside you anymore—then something creative might actually be born in that aftermath, if the person has a knack for it... Maybe! I'm just throwing ideas out there, I haven't really sat down and thought deeply about it.

Yeah, maybe.

briskwalker10 said:There is. Without the struggle, your brain just stays stagnant. When you fight through things, you end up discovering all these hidden depths in your own mind...

Let's look at it this way.
Maybe you're fighting over territory, which just brings anxiety and pain.
Or maybe a conflict between two women leads to nothing but mockery.
Fighting for your health? That’s exhausting, because you aren't just physically hurt—you're pouring everything you have into it emotionally and mentally.
Then there's the internal struggle... like a painter who can't find their style, or a writer struggling with a blank page.
And so on.
I guess creativity itself grows from a healthy starting point, where all that bubbling energy is just looking for a way out.
But those are just my thoughts.
That was the first thing... that really clicked for me when I saw the title.

I mean, is there actually anything creative about a struggle, fundamentally speaking?