Being Perceived vs Instrumentality
Being Perceived: -people judge you -makes you insecure -you have to do things -so much effort -never goes away -not fun :( Instrumentality: -no flaws -no insecurity -no pain -mmmmmm ,, , , ,, Fanta,,, ,
A two-panel drawing contrasts being perceived by other people with Instrumentality. Being perceived brings judgment, insecurity, effort, and discomfort, while Instrumentality promises no flaws or pain and ends with an absurd craving for Fanta. It is used as a reaction to feeling exhausted by social judgment and wanting an unrealistically perfect escape.
- @itvbia / 6771 2020-11-07
- Type
- image
- Size
- 720×715 · 49.8 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, existential
- Language
- en
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