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I have cried after a very long time today and I feel very overwhelmed and upset and I can't focus on drawing because I'm so fucking sad for personal reasons. I need gojo angst so I can cry more

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I can never understand people who use AI to make "art", either writing or "art" in the literal sense. The joy doesn't come from having the end result, it comes from the creation. The joy comes from taking a piece of your soul, making something out of it, and having the courage to share it with the world. Without the element of the human soul, there is no real joy, no true satisfaction, despite how smug and unapologetic some of the ai users are. Neither for the user nor for the viewer is there any true happiness, because the user created nothing and the viewer is not subject to the artist's soul in the way that makes art so special and human.

I just don't get it. I'd rather rather write something riddled with spelling mistakes and grammatical errors or draw something shitty than sacrifice the process of making art. Writing and art can carry someone through the darkest and scariest parts of your life, why would you want to outsource the most cathartic and vulnerable human experience to a machine?

Yes, engagement and validation is nice. It's feel good, but it's fleeting. At least if I wrote it myself, I can say that my soul made an impact on someone. That's not something anyone who uses AI can say and that's not something that can ever go away. If someone clicks a heart button on something that took no labor, no love, no heart to create, then where is the meaning in that?

Even the shittiest two lines written by a person have more value than pages of perfect prose written by a machine. Art is invaluable and irreplaceable, but image generations and word generations, they're a dime a dozen, something anyone can do. No one else could write the story a writer has in their heart, the beauty an artist has in their eye.

The laziest paragraph of plotless smut, to the most unhinged plot-twisty multichaps, to full original works, all of these are pieces of us we share with you. No machine can ever truly replicate that.