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Gabrielle
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18 May 2007, 5:10 am

personally i don't think that anyone can actually define stable although we could if we want to be like the so called "judgemental society" but in again i could be wrong.

Defferently I think any one can be creative if they put there mind to it, there is actually art therapy out there. I know my mum is a artist and she can be pritty crazzy at times but she doesn't have any thing wrong with thats just thew way God made her



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18 May 2007, 6:07 am

Gabrielle wrote:
thats just thew way God made her


Logically, I would put that down to random probability.



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18 May 2007, 8:53 am

Sometimes I'm stable. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Creative? yes, intensely creative. I write excessively and do all sorts of art. (of course if I applied this to my real life I could make some money?)


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18 May 2007, 10:57 am

Nellie wrote:
Sometimes I'm stable. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Creative? yes, intensely creative. I write excessively and do all sorts of art. (of course if I applied this to my real life I could make some money?)

Making money from art sounds great but I've never managed it yet. I have no business brain whatsoever.


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18 May 2007, 9:58 pm

I'm an artist so can I be stable and creative?

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No. This Aspie cannot be stable and creative at the same time.

After years and years of trying to grow up, I spent ages in silent meditation. Eventually I found a little bit of the peace and concentration I had been longing to find. But to my horror, when I found this peace, I also found that all my creative energy had been flushed away. In trying to rid myself of the frantic, corrosive energy that had alienated me from most people I found that I had destroyed the same energy that allowed me to create my art. I was channelling the most negative parts of my life into my art. And even though I still go through trials that I think are going to kill me, even though my life is in no better shape than those frantic creative days, I have found that my artistic skills have basically evaporated.

I diverted the river of creativity within me. Straight into the sewer it seems.

I am more at peace now. But I'm no longer an artsit. And man is it a bizarre feeling.