clayinthecarpet's status on Thursday, 30-Jan-14 18:46:36 UTC
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@darkw00d Woo, we're getting deep here. Okay. This is a complex answer. First of all, you have to understand that I'm extremely introverted. I almost never have normal, in-person human interaction. However, I'm also an extrovert in that I can communicate very well and even desirably so with people I meet in person, especially those who can lend themselves to my mental "level," I guess. My view of a happy life...is 1.) making what I want to make, being the best at it, and inspiring others with my work. I am not, and do not expect to be, the next Bernini. However, if I can give people a bit of enjoyment through my work, that's fantastic. That is satisfying and helps to validate my existence. 2.) Trying my best to be kind, understanding, and supportive to people from different walks of life. I see people around me who need a friend or need a shoulder to cry on, and I feel compelled to become that if the person truly does have merit and they don't realize it.
