A sitting Indian, calmly puffing on a peace pipe. Living the Indian way is calm, true, and simple, and I like it. They were tolerant, calm, kind, and true, in stark contrast to a fake, selfish, evil, hard, and stressed modern world. Keywords "be real" and "be true" convey a tribal life (like the Indians') and being a cute, honest, loving human, qualities that are crucial for human harmony. Artwork is also an issue of personal frustration for me. What really counts is that I had joy contacting girls and kissing them when I was a little cute, loving boy. Envious and hated by the men, it was evil. Their lack of cuteness, empathy, honesty, and love emerged in their cruel and nasty treatment of me. Mental disorders like social anxiety were planted in me by my childhood. Even that, others bullied me. All of them were unloving, didn’t teach me anything, and dared not to stop them. A wave of fear, confusion, and frustration washed over me. Feelings of ineptitude and exclusion were intense. The fight for acceptance in a society that values egotism, evil, perfection, and wealth over true, loving qualities was a constant battle for me. Living hard led me to get very depressed. Despite finding an expert, my anxiety persists. As a rescue, I was granted early retirement. The Indian is surrounded by leaves, which represent harmonious coexistence and unconditional love. People who lack cuteness, empathy, honesty, and love must stay to themselves and not interfere in other people's lives. I desire to be the backdrop graffiti; it's cool, which modern society appreciates, and women find attractive. For peace, love, and harmony, and more sex in the world, this artwork is a rallying cry.

Artwork Size & Ink Base:

Size: 30 x 24 cm.

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