the idea of any labels at all, even your name as a label, being a social portrayal of you is something i felt heavily. just wanting to be you, a person who is existing simultaneously with everyone else. even though labels can be stupid, for some people its nice to have an explanation of why you act or feel a certain way- at first it can be harmful because of the social portrayal of that diagnosis, but it’s ultimately how you look at it. because you’re you, and that’s all that matters. your outlook, your thoughts. it can definitely be lonely as well, processing things differently and having incomprehensible thoughts and feelings is hard but it doesn’t have to be. people having different interpretations of success is a hard concept to grasp but it makes so much sense. the idea of “succeeding in life” can be pretty much whatever you want it to be, and that’s is so cool. not wanting to be labeled in gender at all either i resonate with extremely, and people knowing that still try to put a label on it. i’m just me, im not how other’s perceive me or even how i perceive myself. flesh, bones, brain, blood. the idea of art being everything, or there being an “art” to everything is such a good take. i love that people have the ability to resonate with others through so many different mediums. art is such a great way to express emotions that you can’t put into words. Learned a lot from this. Absolutely loved both inputs:) everything was so well said.
Really, really enjoyed this! As a neurodivergent myself I appreciated the talk on how it isn't always doom and gloom and how it's not always essential to label everything. Lewis talked in a way that was eloquent, intellectual and so engaging and Eli has a real talent for asking questions that keep the topics flowing. Well done both of you, please please do another episode together in the future! :)
I feel like that was such a intellectually intelligent conversation and made me see a different side to who lewis was entirely from what he portrays online normally. Love stuff that gets you seeing the world from a different angle. Keep doing you guys 👌
the idea of any labels at all, even your name as a label, being a social portrayal of you is something i felt heavily. just wanting to be you, a person who is existing simultaneously with everyone else. even though labels can be stupid, for some people its nice to have an explanation of why you act or feel a certain way- at first it can be harmful because of the social portrayal of that diagnosis, but it’s ultimately how you look at it. because you’re you, and that’s all that matters. your outlook, your thoughts. it can definitely be lonely as well, processing things differently and having incomprehensible thoughts and feelings is hard but it doesn’t have to be. people having different interpretations of success is a hard concept to grasp but it makes so much sense. the idea of “succeeding in life” can be pretty much whatever you want it to be, and that’s is so cool. not wanting to be labeled in gender at all either i resonate with extremely, and people knowing that still try to put a label on it. i’m just me, im not how other’s perceive me or even how i perceive myself. flesh, bones, brain, blood. the idea of art being everything, or there being an “art” to everything is such a good take. i love that people have the ability to resonate with others through so many different mediums. art is such a great way to express emotions that you can’t put into words. Learned a lot from this. Absolutely loved both inputs:) everything was so well said.
Thank you so much, it means a lot that it’s resonated so much with you ❤️
Really, really enjoyed this! As a neurodivergent myself I appreciated the talk on how it isn't always doom and gloom and how it's not always essential to label everything. Lewis talked in a way that was eloquent, intellectual and so engaging and Eli has a real talent for asking questions that keep the topics flowing. Well done both of you, please please do another episode together in the future! :)
Thank you Elodie, we’ll definitely be doing more in the future don’t you worry!
I feel like that was such a intellectually intelligent conversation and made me see a different side to who lewis was entirely from what he portrays online normally. Love stuff that gets you seeing the world from a different angle.
Keep doing you guys 👌
Thank you very much Nicola :)))))
You are sooo pretty 👌🏻. Beautiful young man ✨
LEWISSSSS 🥰
You are SO pretty 🤗
you look very pretty