#creativity

I know the perfect character for a book—my close friend @binghem ! If I were to write a story, she would be the star because she's always full of incredible ideas and has an adventurous spirit.

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07:09
Krakow – September 18, UTC +2

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Once upon a time in a magical forest, there lived a brave girl named @binghem . She had the unique ability to talk to animals and understand their thoughts. One day, while exploring a hidden glade, she discovered that the forest was in danger from a dark cloud that threatened to steal its colors and happiness.

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Fairy Tale:

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Determined to save her friends—the wise owl, the playful fox, and the gentle deer— @binghem set off on a quest to find the legendary Rainbow Crystal, said to restore joy and light to the land. Along her journey, she encountered various challenges, but with her creativity and determination, she outsmarted each obstacle.

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With the help of her animal friends, she finally found the crystal in a forgotten cave guarded by a grumpy troll. Instead of fighting, @binghem used her kindness and clever words to convince the troll to let her pass, showing him the beauty of friendship and laughter.

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In the end, she returned to the forest, and as she placed the Rainbow Crystal at the heart of the glade, vibrant colors burst forth, bringing life back to all creatures. The forest celebrated, and @binghem became known as the Guardian of Colors, reminding everyone of the power of friendship and bravery.

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My face currently smiling here from cheek to cheek, I am flattered like I never knew that someone might find my writing engaging although, I don't think am quite good but oh, you sweet earthling, you made my day with your kind words, truly. I think to improve, just focus on being true to yourself and reading widely, practising regularly, and seeking feedback from others. Additionally, focus on clarity, conciseness, and coherence in your writing, also experimenting with different genres and formats, such as poetry or short stories, I, myself love short poetries and using writing prompts to spark your creativity. You can also try joining a writing group or taking a writing class to receive more structured feedback and guidance. Plus, if you need any guidance more, I am all here at your service. May you ace to be a wordsmith extraordinaire. Chuckles happily. 🌻

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I learn best when looking at drawings/being visual but I usually don’t go in depth about what the images could possibly mean and try to discover the hidden meaning behind them. Unfortunately, whenever I create an artwork, I tend to draw the shapes and images that are easy for me to draw and they don’t express how I feel on the inside but they do help me express my creativity. I sometimes wish I was more creative and could draw in any way shape or form, but I’m not that talented. It’s probably why I was also very reluctant about speaking up in my beginning stages of drawing class because I would have to not only talk in front of others, but I’d also have to describe the images I’m looking at and my mind would go blank. I do get lost in thought when doing ceramics and/or painting but being able to express how I feel on the inside through my artwork(s) is something I couldn’t do, unlike others who are more advanced in art.

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Likely one similar to Yugioh but with 5+ monsters on field like Championship 06 or Pkmn Tcg if by apps.Runeterra,Shadowverse,Mythgard,Hearthstone if feel like it. However, irl for creativity, 52 Poker set with variations in the Index Card rpg, Deck Quest, M.a.s.h, Roguelite, Awkward Yeti's Organ atk(It looks like Exploding Kittens),Cards v. Humanity, illuminati hybrid games(Custom one I tried:Midsentra Duels),Charades,Twister,rp games. Outdoors:Ctf lasertag,Dodgeball,Pickleball,Tetherball,Marbles in hole(Like a domination tag game on dirt),Foursquare(If others were into it)Hopscotch. For board games: Dungeons & Dragons,Skytear board,4 player Chess or Chinese Checkers(Custom one I tried:The Elemental Forces of Midsentra) Included most I know here:https://payhip.com/b/LBKJhttps://i-t.jimdofree.com/store-tienda/

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I think the world can sometimes feel materialistic cause we are constantly bombarded with messages and images that emphasize material possessions as symbols of success or happiness. We are told that we need to have the latest gadgets, designer clothes, or luxury cars in order to be fulfilled or respected by others. But when we take a step back and reflect on what truly matters in life - things like love, connection, creativity, and personal growth - it becomes clear that material possessions are only one piece of the puzzle. In fact, focusing too much on accumulating stuff can actually detract from our sense of well-being by creating unnecessary stress or financial burdens.

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So I think it is important for us to challenge these cultural narratives about materialism and cultivate a deeper awareness of our own values and priorities. By staying connected to what truly matters to us on a soul level - whether it is through relationships, nature, art, spirituality or something else entirely- we can resist the pressures of consumer culture while also living more meaningful and fulfilling lives. 🌻

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That is a really interesting way to look at it, keys as solutions and life as a series of locks. I can see how it might feel like we are constantly trying to open doors that have been locked for centuries, using keys that may no longer fit or are just too worn down to be effective. But maybe the point isn't necessarily about finding the right key or unlocking every door we come across. Maybe it is more about recognizing that there are different types of locks in life - some will be easy to open, while others will require more effort, patience and creativity. And maybe sometimes we need to create our own keys rather than relying on ones that have already been used by countless others before us¿ – I think what matters most is not whether we succeed in opening every lock or discovering all of life's secrets but whether we stay curious and persistent and compassionate throughout the journey cause even if some doors remain closed forever, there will always be new ones waiting for us just around the corner. 🌻

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Ooo, this is a great message! I’ll share 5 things I’ve grown to love about myself.

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1. I love the way I love others unapologetically. How I don’t feel embarrassed or regretful for loving people wholeheartedly, regardless of what others choose to do with my love. 💕

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2. I love my curiosity, and how I invest in knowing more, and expanding my horizons. I take a lot of interest in things my friends/family talk about, their interests, passions, etc. I love learning about, and from others, and I think it’s really helped me grow as a person. ☺️

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3. I love how dedicated I am to my life passion, Cosmetology. I love what I do so very much, and truly want to do it for my foreseeable future. I love that I knew from an early age that this was my career path, even if there’ve been and continue to be many bumps in the road… And that I’ve remained devoted to pursuing it. 💇

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4. I love my ability to approach things from a place of non-judgement. How the older I’ve gotten, and the more I’ve healed, it’s become much easier to show kindness and grace not only to myself, but to those around me. It makes me feel like a more well rounded, open minded, and accepting person. ✌️

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5. And finally, I love my creativity… And also, that I’ve never been afraid to express myself through creativity in various mediums. From poetry, painting, and drawing, to makeup, creating personalized gifts, writing elaborate short stories, scenarios, etc. I’ve used all of these to express myself. And as I’ve gotten older, I recognize that as much as some of it may be cringey, showing vulnerability like that is a strength of mine. I hope to never lose that, and instead, keep embracing it. 🥹

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My answer to this along with your other question: “What skill/ability do you think people notice and admire about you? ☺️👍🎉” is more or less the same, so I’ll combine them!

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I love and embrace my creativity surrounding gift giving, and I think other people notice that about me as well. I’ve often been told by those around me that they always look forward to seeing what I come up with, and/or trying to speculate what I’ll give them for holidays/birthdays. I take that as a very flattering compliment. 🥹

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Basically, I always try to either make something very personalized for those I love, or buy something that holds sentimental value/is thoughtful and out of the box. I really do enjoy pouring my heart into my gifts, and I think it is one of the ways I can show that I love, care about, and appreciate those people, so I really allow myself to lean into it. ☺️

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I think to some degree you have to be intelligent but does it also come from a skill factor? Da Vinci for instance, makes me wonder if it’s more skill-based. Artists, musicians, and others in that same category all have particular skills and abilities pertaining to that field. I’m sure there are many in history who were also intelligent such as Einstein or Galileo. However, I think they used their intellect to use in other various ways in different fields. Could it be perhaps that some of us aren’t able to be creative due to lack of knowledge of our own skills and abilities as well? 🤔 Which leads to my next thought that perhaps we all at some point have been so closed minded to our own capabilities that the lack of creativity isn’t able to flourish properly. Maybe it all derives from a deeper meaning and as to what we are truly capable of. Honestly, I love these types of conversations. I wonder who you are lol. 😂

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