>>7138757
No, my desire to get "git gud" stems from a natural need to integrate in a healthy and sustainable way with the other people on this planet that I have been sentenced to live with for some 80 years.
This means
>being good at something
>doing what it takes to be good

It's not a generalized lack of self-worth to want to be good at something. The only people who are content at being shit at everything are people who literally have too much self esteem and don't care about anybody but themselves.

I make art because I love people and I want them to be happy. I love art and want to pass on my experience of beauty and profundity, and to do that, I have to make myself worthy of my own ideas. If that means I have to suffer anxiety over not being good enough, so be it. I'll die for my creations because my experience of other people's creations are literally the only thing that keeps me going, and I want to stand in their company, to feel like I have given back what I was given, to HONOR art.

Self esteem bros are the dumbest fuckers in the art world. Die for your art or die for nothing.

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You ARE aware that your need to "git gud" stems from a deeper, generalized lack of self-worth, right?