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Tag Archives: entitlement
Teenagers can be Entitled and parasitic:
Dear Dr. Brilliant Cliché; I can anticipate your response, but I really need to vent these feelings. I am an artist, age 16, and I have already been in shows in three galleries. I really have a sense of direction … Continue reading
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Tagged artist, career, consequence, development, entitlement, expectations, family, future, giving back, growing up, love, parenting, reciprocation, relationship, success, teenager, work
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Dear Dr. Brilliant Cliché; My cousin Donna is a painter and seems to have applied her artistry to her own view of herself as well. As she explains it: ” I suffer from a philosophical melancholy and yearn for the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, balance, bipolar, control, entitlement, love, Mark Rothko, meaning, melancholy, optimist, pessimist, philosophy, prescription, suicide
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One man’s insanity is another nation’s religion:
Dear Dr. Brilliant Cliché, In light of the past acts of terrorism and the current events in Norway, can you talk about the psyche of an extremist? Do they have no conscience or clear perception of the consequences of their … Continue reading
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Tagged abhorrent, abomination, acceptable loss, acts of terrorism, antisocial, entitlement, evil, extermination, god, human, inalienable right, insanity, jihad, killing, media circus, mentally ill, psychopath, reality, religion, religious fanatic, self righteous, slaughter, soul, terrorism, terrorist, tragedy, truth, victim
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