>hear good rap song
>want to become a rapper
>read good book
>want to become a writer
>play good game
>want to become a game designer
My life is hell.
>>39088600
i feel ya
i really do get a nice feeling seeing people make good art, but i myself suck at it
>think I might be really good at writing
>type some shit out
>read it
>it sounds like what an autist would wri-
>"wait"
>>39088600
I mean game designer is a writer of sorts. And if you get into gamedevving alone you get to do everything yourself.
>dontknowthatfeel.jpg
I mean, I only get it with screenwriting, and that's mostly because I get mad at how bad it's usually done.
When I see good people make good things, my reaction is rarely "I want to do that!" but rather, "It's amazing that there's someone actually good at this."
>>39088600
>thought I could one day become a great writer
>spent years writing
>one day realize that I'm absolutely terrible at it
>wasted years writing bad stuff and thinking it's great
>>39088824
At least you had fun while it lasted right? That's what matters.
at least now I catch myself in the act of having hope and stomp it out preemptively
there are normies my age making 6 figures.
there are normies my age who have mastered a skill or art
part of me refuses to think it's my fault and the normies hate that
same but its more when i see a movie or gets inspired by something
if i watch anime i want to be cute, if i listen to emo music i want to be an emo and do drugs, if i visit /fit/ i want to be healthy and do workouts
are we just low IQ easily manipulated proles only fit for the sweat shops and whips to our backs?
Jordan peterson says being a creative person is basically a curse because you are very much likely to fail.
are we even creative people or just fools?
or children who didn't grow up?
our brains are solidifying like plastic, our intelligence is locked in and habits already had their fun with us.
>>39088993
what does peterson mean with that? most likely fail with being creative or create something great?
>>39088993
The problem with at least half of /r9k/ is that we have self destructive lifestyles and we pay the toll for it.
>>39088600
I actually kind of have the same thing as you OP. I went trough with making most of this shit though
>photo series, run a photo blog
>made 6 albums on bandcamp, always working on new songs in a lot of different genres, even did a rap song
>last film i made was a short documentary but i edit memes every now and then
>draw all the time in college and sometimes doodle at home in my sketchbook
>have game concepts i plan on working on in the
>making websites on the side and working on it as a future career
all I can tell you is you really gotta LOVE what you do and have fun while making it. I probably wouldn't be making/playing music/DJing if it wasn't SO much fun. It really fills me with joy and on some level fulfills me and I'm kind of addicted to it. It's fun to dabble into everything but you gotta find something that makes you happy to do, the rest becomes pretty easy then.
>>39088710
This is totally possible in this day and age, you'll learn a lot. If you have the time you should give it a shot!
>>39088824
Why the fuck did you stop? This should be obvious to you but nobody is great at their first works... If you know it's terrible that means you also could have an idea on what to do to improve it. DO THAT!! I encourage you. I hope you can one day read one of your own written paragraphs and go "damn, I did this? It reads exactly how I wanted it to! Oh I have an idea for this next part now".
>>39088824
Don't think it's bad, you at least tried and got some experience. Some people literally can't produce anything, they have zero creativity.
>>39088993
>Jordan peterson says being a creative person is basically a curse because you are very much likely to fail.
no he says you have a very low likelihood of making a career out of it.
>>39088600
I know that feel all too well, anon. Every time I see someome who is exceptionally good at something or view a masterful piece of art in any form I wish to create something just as great...but end up failing or just gaining remedial skills.
>>39089157
That's what he said you sperg.
I used to have those feelings but my heart shut down these past 2 years. It was gradual so I didn't notice until I realized I no longer felt.
How do I fix this?
>watch movie
>want to be the main character
>>39088600
That's 100% me. Anything I do though I'm way too critical of and don't think it's good, even though they probably turn out maybe average or so.
My latest thing was buying pottery clay to make vases. At least it gives you a really interesting life if you act on your interests.
>>39088600
>wanted to be a programmer
>too brainlet to figure out solutions
>wanted to be in networking
>don't even know the basics of computers
>also don't have the care to know about the basics
>wanted to be webdev
>see first point
>wanted to do music
>don't know anyone whom I can start a band with
I could probably do music if I knew more people. I've been thinking of uploading my recordings to Soundcloud but I'm not sure as they all sound repetitive and it's just guitar, no drums, no bass, just me. I do have a passion for it though since I've practiced with acoustic since I was twelve and started electric at twenty.
Everyone in my family wants me make hundreds of thousands in IT, I just want to make music damn it.
Some WISDOM from the MURPH.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYCz06bS380
Are we just retards and that's why people look down on people like us?
>have a lot of imagination
>it goes away when i grab a pen