So I guess my question is, to all the artist/content creators out there, how do you work through this? How do you un-anchor the value of your work from social media? How do you find motivation to keep going when the perceived feedback is... absent?
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The way I’ve been trying to combat it lately is just really digging deep and figuring out what I truly enjoy, and making art of that. Life is short and I’m going to spend it being content with my art even if I don’t get a second glance from the internet.
I'm struggling to use words correctly tonight so I can't write as eloquently as you did but thank you for the insight, I very much appreciate it!
And I will say, I definitely feel that you capture that essence in your art, there's an emotional depth which is incredibly unique 
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I didn’t just want to say “who cares what others think!” because that kind of advice, while in good faith, lacks to acknowledge that it’s a difficult and lengthy matter... so I hope what I said made sense haha. Your art has a quality of sincerity to it, keep it in sight
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