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Enjoy the exploration. Hates me that dude that's always asking
questions because the fun begins when you start researching for answers,
such as artists who create trolls inside the warmth of
a collection of trees? Is that good or bad? Luck? Plus?
Why do we as people have a tough time readjusting
ourselves when associating with large crowds? Ooh, I'm errow, a
daily writer, a silent wolf. I stand on the sidelines
and do nothing but watch, listen, study, than activate. To
call it the daily mess because it's a chronological walk
through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning writing. As
a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend
to throw things to the side because we think we're
gonna deal with it later on. Well, when a subject
arrives inside of me, it's time to sit down and
dig in. It's still keeping that daily journal, but by
doing the research, that picture becomes clearer. This is the
daily mess. While strolling through a forest a collection of trees,
and you come up to an artist who has created
a troll. Is that seen as a good sign or
a bad luck sign? Well, the answer depends one hundred
percent on you. An artist's expression in a forest, one
that has seen a troll is not a folklore chasing
you down. It's your human imagination placed in a wide
open space. A troll in a forest can mean good luck.
It's a symbol that represents an official crossing into a
brand new phase. Creativity in a forest is very inspirational,
mainly because travelers locate the art unexpectedly. An artist's troll
in a forest wakes up our inner child. The troll
is strong enough to spark up curiosity as well as playfulness.
But but, but, but it can also come with a
shade of bad luck. Trolls are tricksters. Trolls in a
forest come with meaning. If you, the artists, assign it
wonder then it will become wonder if you, as the artist,
create an omen, well, then it's an omen. The artist's
interaction is to create a connection environmental awareness and the
physical protection of nature. An artist's troll in a forest
is actually not misfortune. Coming up next, people who have
a difficult time readjusting their lives when introduced to a
large group of other people. Hey, welcome back to the
daily mess. Why do people have such a difficult time
adjusting to groups of larger people? Wow? The answer totally
sent me back a few steps. If you have a
difficult time adjusting to groups of people mentally and physically, well,
those experts believe it activates very old and very powerful
human wiring, like a fear of judgment. With people around you,
your brain is asking why am I even here? Will
I be accepted? Oh? Am I gonna be rejected? Feeling
uneasy in a crowd can be associated with a loss
of control. No one is predictable. Now group them up,
multiple personalities, competing opinions, alliances shift, and you're constantly being interrupted.
Then there's identity tension. Who am I? How much of
this do I need to show? Do I adapt or
stay rigid? Introverted brains don't dislike people, They just process
stimulation a little bit differently. People who tend to think
deeply usually struggle with those groups of people. Number One
reason they're aware of every layer that's happening all at once.
Just know you don't have to change to be seen.
I'm MARYL. And that's the daily mess.