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[iselsiellli @elsiesytm]

You must learn to embrace healthy arrogance, not just endless humility.

Because arrogance can unleash your energy, while humility may suppress it.

Or to be more specific: be arrogant strategically, but humble tactically. That means looking at the big picture with confidence, while sweating the small details with care.

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Puberty is indeed an important stage for gender recognition, but gender identity may be formed earlier. Many transgender people have already sensed their gender and physiological differences at an early age. Testosterone secretion ≠ gender identity, just like a deeper voice ≠ more "male". What is important is whether the child is accepted. Her smile in the past five years is the best answer, right?

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Il Penseroso (Detail) by Thomas Cole, 1845.

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Le Joli Pied by Gaston de La Touche (1854-1913).

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Zaubersee by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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The Water Nymph by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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At the Pond by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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Who were the Fates, and what makes this artwork so compelling? 🧵👇

Let’s dive into Alexander Rothaug’s mesmerizing painting The Three Fates, a masterpiece that blends mythology, symbolism, and breathtaking artistic detail.

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Forest Nymph by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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A Mountain Fairy and a Shepherd by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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Sommernacht (Summer Night) by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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Schwanenjungfrau (The Swan Maiden) by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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Poetry by Alexander Rothaug (Austrian: 1870-1946).

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🧵🖼️"Hope in the Prison of Despair" by Evelyn de Morgan (English, 1855–1919).

In confines of a prison cell, two figures embody the eternal tension between light and darkness, Hope and Despair. Let’s step into this evocative scene and unravel its deeper meaning. 👇

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The Kiss (Detail) by Francesco Hayez, 1859

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Starlight (Detail) by Emile Vernon.