Not for me. What I find is that the more creative the person the more creative my mind responds. I become isolated when not wanting specific kinds of people swarming around me. The more brilliant that person is and not overt the more the beauty of my mind responds. In isolation it is a way for me to recognize that I am correct. If I do not want a person in my life than I should never be forced to have that person in it in any manner. They need to recognize that they are the oppressors and destructive little people that want to step upon who I am and they are not. Profit over who I am and have been rather than who they are and cannot ever become. Remove your pathetic little apathetic selves out of my life. I DO NOT WANT YOU IN IT. They get “stuck” with pathetic little you trying to become the woman that I am. And the woman that you are not and can never become. He is my hand me down. And you are that woman that wants him. I do not. Love is built upon feeling it and acknowledging that it exists. Not a delusion in his mind as opposed to the reality in mine. You as woman gain my reject. I do not have a problem with that. Nor should he.
(Vincent) Van Gogh likely had a cadre of mental issues, none of which were suitably diagnosed while he was alive. Yet what seemed to weigh heaviest on him was the inevitability of his loneliness. According to his letters to Theo, he felt he had one of two options: content himself with loneliness or try to countenance his loneliness with friendships thereby derailing his creativity (“lead us from the road,” as he wrote).
Aldous Huxley wrote, “If one’s different, one’s bound to be lonely,” and upon thinking about it even a little, it quickly becomes apparent that many of history’s creative geniuses have been deeply lonely people. There is the obvious reason for this: dedicating oneself to an artistic pursuit means one has little time for social endeavors. This is what has frustrated flamboyant, gregarious writers like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Henry James, both of whom wrote about the dreadful isolation…
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