The story goes like this: as a child, I kissed girls, but my tyrant father objected and turned against me. He yelled at me, calling my actions and words inadequate. No one stopped him; they were all afraid of him, and no one supported me or taught me valuable things. I was on my own. As a result of not having any love, I developed social anxiety. A different-looking native African woman is drawn, seeking attention while avoiding censure. Their life is liberated, simple, and calm, resulting in happy, calm, and tolerant individuals. They do not have to obey as many strict laws and norms as I do, which are imposed by untrue, selfish, evil, and power-hungry humans. I love the wonderful butterfly on the ear, which I equate with sweet people who are empathetic and loving. The keywords are sweet and liberating, evoking a sense of joy within me, something I actively support and value. The cool graffiti in the backdrop and on the face are frustrating because coolness appeals to women, but as a child, I suffered from social anxiety, which made my life hard, frustrating, and baffled, impeding my ability to develop, mature, and be cool. Men who want us to believe they are fearless and cool; they are not emphatic, honest, and loving; they have a profound need for women but are scared to reveal feelings, be honest with themselves, fear rejection, and feel minor. Instead of feeling minor and worthless, they get envy and evil when I attract and associate with ladies because they are not sweet. Just because guys are brave, fearless, cool, and capable of seducing women does not imply that they are decent men; a sweet man is an honest and loving man who wishes to make you happy.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

34x46cm.

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