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He has done this so many times throughout the years. He first choose making music over me and the kids. He’d go away 3 nights a week to do it. Come over to see them. Be with me. Then go back to it.

Then it was photography we split up so he could do that. Even tho he could do both and come back to me. Then eventually he ended up doing that.

Apparently we have issues like me being messy, not communicating well. Then he ends it. Now it’s music he’s choosing over the kids. He’d rather do that then spend time with me and the kids.

Every time he’s had his hobby of music or photography I’d say when’s our time. And he went no I don’t want to do that I don’t want to spend time with you doing things I’d rather do music. He’d rather do his music alone and spend his time alone.

He would rather make his music. Then masterbate. Why wouldn’t he want both to have his hobby and me?

Is it to do wirh in or good enough in his eyes or the sex isn’t? Would he do this to everyone he’s with?

My friend's photography class project calls for an editorial fashion photoshoot and I've been scrounging for editorial makeup ideas. This is the first attempt I did and I'm not sure if it's acceptable since I don't normally wear eyeshadow.

I was scrolling through some photos I have saved and noticed I happen to have two versions of this one. I can, and sometimes do, edit and flip them, yet this was not done by me. I wonder what the original photographer's cropping was, or if he flipped it to make it better, in his view.

Anyway, a small question, but wondering which one you prefer.
There is a theory I learned many years ago that depending on what region of the globe you reside, you may prefer certain photographic and art compositions over others, and it could be related to your language and what directions (left-right, up-down, etc.) you read.

This is not a personality test, and there are no right or wrong or mystical answers. I have a background in photography and design and these sorts of things interest me, particularly now when they may be related to sociology and cultural differences. These geographical and cultural differences may also influence your preference for what direction the subjects look or face, visual weight, negative space, how visually dense or sparse you prefer, in art, interiors, etc.

Anyway, this is probably one of the things I like most about GAG - so many different people and cultures mixing and mingling together.
If you feel like it, tell us where you're from, and maybe we'll see some common pattern? Or maybe not.