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Her creativity isn't the mental illness part, The part  where  where she thinks she's going to make thousands with what is likely marginal and cliche talent with very little work and research, life will be better in europe,  the nwo  is coming beliefs, her refusal to work eyc . rtx, many severe mental illnesses start  around her age[/quote]

I have thought about that. I know she is depressed.  She said the pandemic has been awful for her to graduate and she got her heart broken a few months ago.  Plus the job market and her dream of landing a sexy well paying job in an art museum sadly didn't pan out

In terms on making thousands she did really think she'd make 1k iin a day at a craft market.  But she didn't although plenty of people asked her if she gave art lessons to kids.  She was not interested.  After a day of that it brought her delusion crashing to earth and she hasn't talked about it since in those unrealistic terms.  She also saw how much other amazing art there was out there and although her art is good, it's good for someone who is 22.  She was in awe of how great some of the other artists were.  She was going to join a guild to network etc but didn't want to at the end of the day.  She is depressed that art isn't valued in a society as much as it should be.

She is working now but not happy about it.   Bottom line is, If I can quote a Gen X movie,

REALITY BITES. [/quote]

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