You’ve got to be a little careful online these days when you bandy-about words like "addiction". So let me assure you, and those all, ever-vigilant AI bots on the trail of miscreants, that the only drugs I’m talking about here are hormones our own bodies produce. And when it comes to the consequence of the addiction to them, well, I think you’ll find that they are a big factor in driving personal growth. And where’s the harm in that?
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You’ve got to be a little careful online these days when you bandy-about words like "addiction". So let me assure you, and those all, ever-vigilant AI bots on the trail of miscreants, that the only drugs I’m talking about here are hormones our own bodies produce. And when it comes to the consequence of the addiction to them, well, I think you’ll find that they are a big factor in driving personal growth. And where’s the harm in that?
Today, I’ve an interesting proposition for you. It’s the sort of thing that when someone first floats the idea, you’ll probably think it’s a lot of nonsense. After all it goes all against that the magazine, the books, the experts… tell us. I’m going to argue that imperfect photographs are actually more believable than ones where everything is , just so. Just as they’re meant to be. I’m going to make a case for photographing nature as it is - rather than as we want it to be.
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You’ve got to be a little careful online these days when you bandy-about words like "addiction". So let me assure you, and those all, ever-vigilant AI bots on the trail of miscreants, that the only drugs I’m talking about here are hormones our own bodies produce. And when it comes to the consequence of the addiction to them, well, I think you’ll find that they are a big factor in driving personal growth. And where’s the harm in that?
