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I was thinking how these 3 colors can be disciplined and how they differ from one another. Green and red don't seem to care much about discipline at all, but I think all the others can display it somehow so I wanted your thoughts on this.
Both blue and white are the most associated with discipline. White sometimes is portrayed as a color that would be disciplined for its own sake and with the stereotypical focus on duty. Blue is from a need to perfect and control itself and its environment. To achieve their potential they need to work consistently towards something with practice and iteration.
But then there is black, and I feel like the line between black and blue's approach to discipline
I believe it would be red/white or black/white
I usually see people framing orzhov as a pretty negative color combo, especially with the association with tribalism. It is like whenever black is in a combo it corrupts the other color, creating an ugly combination of those colors. But I think it could be seen through a nicer perspective.
Couldn't a middle ground be found in someone being ultimately self interested, but not crossing the line of doing harm to others in service of their own agenda? It has at least some of white's care for society and other people's well being, but still not going out of their way to help others or society in general, focusing on their own interests and goals.
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I'm looking for this drawing of a furry (anthropomorphic animal) kid that was crying because he ate too much candy and his teeth were hurt. The artstyle was kinda "simple" and cartoonish, and I'm mostly certain it was a digital drawing. There were some candies and a tooth next to him on the ground, he was sitting and holding his mouth with his hand and there was a little bit of blood in it because one of his teeth fell. He was crying and had a quite big tear forming in his eyes. Besides the tooth and the candies I think there wasn't any background, it was just the kid in the space of the drawing. I saw this post on twitter somewhere between 2019 and 2020, but never found it again. I think th




