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this is a thought dump

mostly full of stuff i could wall post about but would potentially lead to spamming-

bare with me

thought #1:
how do people work, like really, how. do. people work. the human brain can only comprehend and understand so much, yet the concept of being a human being isn't that strange. till you really think about it and start getting very, very self-aware-

thought #2:
when it comes to art, couldn't anything be considered art? you've got traditional art, digital art, etc, but music or even baking could still be seen as “art” or “arts.” in my opinion, if something allows you to be creative and have creative freedom, it counts as an art and not just a hobby.

thought #3:
it's so interesting seeing how art or music or games are made. all the stuff that goes into making them is incredible and fascinating. music, sound design, storyboards, mechanics, graphics, brushes, colors, creative freedom aaa-

thought #4:
let's be honest, we all want to feel valued or see our creations be successes, even the most headstrong or independent of people. we want people to like what we make and sometimes we don't get feedback or criticism like we're wanting. it can be annoying or even frustrating to some degree.

thought 5#:
pmc, as a community, is supportive and caring. it's strange how there's people that don't know about it. overall, it's a great place to be yourself, with people that generally accept you for who you are.

thought 6#:
the staff team on pmc is by far better than the staff on any other media or website. they do what they must to keep the site and its members safe. even if that means some people are upset in the process. pmc wouldn't be what it is without its mods and admins. much appraise and applause to them all.

thought 7#:
higher level doesn't necessarily mean more subs and vice versa. there are many, many members here, a bunch underrated or unknown. some have higher levels and fewer subs, others have more subs and lower levels. these members seem content with what they have, but helping them out once in a while doesn't hurt. it can allow friendships to bloom or even allow their content to become more noticeable.

thought 8#:
i like the setup of pmc, the way the whole site is set up, is what i would wish other sites to be like. you have your social medias and forums and wikis, but things here are different, and i love that. it's much more interactive and efficient, which really adds to the experience. we aren't just making threads and commenting on them. we're actually being able to talk with each other and be creative and such. pmc is a dream come true and an example of how things should be.

thank you for coming to my TED talk
have a nice day