No matter the discipline, everyone has a creative side they employ, but maybe the reasons for doing so are different for everyone... http://3rabbitsproductions.newgrounds.com/
Really nice guy who's all about the story and the emotional release it brings, just from making them... such as they are.
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VicariousE
Huh, you basically made a screenplay from your life, or rather, a very heavy character bio... I actually recommended something similar to a friend of mine. For me, introspection the early years was crucial, and damn, there was a lot of it. Words my parents and friends told me just did not register in my brain... it had to be learned step by painful step. By the time I hit my late 20's, I pretty much figured 'it' out, all those differently perceived emotions everyone else had.... but me.
Whirlguy (Updated )
Ha, screenplay. Not a word I'd choose to describe all of this, but I see what you mean. The "My Reasons To Create" section is very much fueled by my personal philosophy, motivation and inspiration. Inevitably, there was some psychology involved. If I were to write an autobiography though, it would look very different. I mainly tried to focus on arts and animation here.
The "social rulebook" can be pretty tricky yeah. It was actually quite nice to be oblivious of my behavior for a long time. I'm glad I found out though. It's been educative and I feel I'm much better off this way. I'm not sure whether I'm ever going to figure "it" all out, but I think I'm getting pretty close. I find that people in their 20's are generally more relaxed and accepting than teenagers were, and that plays a big role too :)