To a stranger, it’s just a letter with no coherent context, or meaning. It’s just a singular, white letter, with a teal coloured background, and looks wacky, boring, or overly common.
It’s pretty much nothing to look at, you know?
But for me it’s a bit different. Why should I have a profile picture that’ll tell others how to think about me? In a way, it shouldn’t, but that’s the first characteristic people will judge especially when they first see your account upon social media. I would say this would give some people to have a more weirder perspective on me, as its jsut a letter, and overall a weird pick.
The true reasoning is because the accounts I see with these kinds of profiles. They’re the ones with beautiful poetry that aren’t acknowledged enough, or known enough. Or art that isn’t seen through, and is something someone just glances at, and says, “oh?”
It’s not solely for aesthetics. I want that to be shown to others, aesthetics in a way means nothing. I want something that has meaning to at least me, rather than some random photo of a character i barely know, or has horrible reputation/representation within a community/fandom/etc ..
I don’t really know how to summarize this , but that’s kinda why i chose it . And obviously I’m not saying I’d pick something hideous, because I do find the colours elegant and exquisite on my profile picture.
In modern days, people judge things so harshly , you know? I kinda wanna challenge it , (another reason why this is my chosen profile picture.) simply a profile shouldn’t determine who I am, if I’m boring, sweet, or rude. This profile is vague. And that’s where people can judge, because it looks weird, has “no” personality or meaning. The thing is, art shouldn’t just be based off of physical looks. It’s the meaning behind it, the symbols, representation, and i feel like we shouldn’t judge based on looks. I might be getting off track and stuff i havent been taking my adhd medication.
Idk my mind is really weird i like to challenge modern day expectations and standards
Not in a weird problematic way, but in ways of dying my hair green and purple , bleaching my hair, shaving s bit of my eyebrows, going back into older trends and less common ones that’ll make me look “weird”
At the end of the day, appearances most definitely do matter, but if they’re included in a harmless and inoffensive manner, why should it matter if it will turn to discrimination and hate speech, harassment?





















