VS Arts and Customs
Bio
I believe in living big and thinking bigger. I want my world to be a self-sustained eco system with a positive impact on those around me. My dream is to help others accept themselves, loud and clear, and never apologize for who they are.
Stories (6)
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AntiGravity
"This is Commander Xenon of..." Suddenly there was a burst of noise over our speakers. I froze. We all stared at the walls, startled, as more strange noises emanated from our speakers and the foreign ship drew ever closer. As minutes went by, it seemed that the noises slowly became more intelligible.
By VS Arts and Customs4 years ago in Fiction
AntiGravity
I stared out over the vast expanse of space at the star moving ever closer. I closed my eyes, feeling the exhaustion from the day beginning to set in. I found the remote with my hand, flicking the switch to clear the tint from the window. Bright light flooded into the room, seeping through my eyelids. I smiled, ready to drift off into sleep.
By VS Arts and Customs4 years ago in Fiction
Valuing Difference
As a business owner studying engineering, I seldom find that what I am learning is directed at people like me. After all, engineers are meant to enter the work force and solve the problems of large corporations and distributors - not own those corporations. Now, I am certainly far from owning a global corporation and there is definitely nothing wrong with being a part of the work force, yet it's still frustrating when what you're learning contrasts so much with your opinion that you subconsciously refuse to accept anything you're taught. Apart from creating unnecessary stress, this can also have a VERY negative impact on your grades.
By VS Arts and Customs5 years ago in Journal
Social Fashion
Hindsight is 20/20, yet as 2020 is in our hindsight it seems no clearer than murky marsh water after summer rain. Another decade, a fresh perspective, a new era of self love and acceptance and big goals turning into actions and a crystal clear reality of living out your dreams. Comparing daydreams to reality and our flaws to other people's highlight reels. Tuning into mass media every day to be exhausted by simply sitting there and consuming the tar-like smoke of the fire created by those who thrive off of panic and selling antidepressants.
By VS Arts and Customs5 years ago in Humans
