[ SECRET POST #6499 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6499 ⌋

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[The Cat Has Its Heart on the Outside]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Admittedly without context... I don't think it's necessarily bad to make art about that intensity of emotion, healthy or not. It's a real experience people have, many of whom go on to figure out how to manage their intense reactions, some of whom unfortunately don't. And it's an interesting subject for art. Some of these comments strike me as rejecting the subject matter itself more than the way the artist handles it. I can see being frustrated if the artist portrays this as 100% healthy and those who are different as lesser, that would irritate me too, so I get where those comments are coming from.

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Context: https://i.redd.it/8vwcqorvivib1.png

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Huh, I gave it a read. I took it as a vent/hyperbolic piece of art rather than trying to make a statement on mental health, though I don't know the artist's intentions. The comic seems to show that others do find the cat tiring and the cat has trouble fitting in, with neither exactly portrayed as wrong. The cat is portrayed as difficult to get along with and isolated due to their sensitivity. I thought the part about not knowing if others have hearts because they're hidden was less judgemental and more about struggling to understand others' intentions if they are different from you, sometimes assuming the worst. I can see why it rubbed OP and others the wrong way, the judgy interpretation is another way to read it and I can see reading it with a condescending tone. For me though I just took it as a comic about the experience of being emotionally volatile.