Tends Quotes
Noticing patterns in art and habit.
These tends quotes notice patterns, from a writer's own erotic leanings to the habit of overwriting past what a piece actually needs. For more creative reflections, see David Berman.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of patterns do these tends quotes describe?
They point to habits in creative work, like a tendency toward erotic themes or a pull to over-explain past what's necessary.
Is this collection about writing specifically?
Largely, yes, two of the three lines reflect directly on tendencies within writing and creative expression.
What does the quote about familiarity mean?
It suggests that simply being used to something can make people start treating it as valuable, regardless of its actual merit.
Do these quotes come from a single creative field?
Not necessarily, the observations feel broad enough to apply across visual art, music, and writing alike.
Where can I find quotes from comedians on similar self-reflection?
For more self-aware reflections, see Hasan Minhaj.
There's also a sharper observation about how familiarity itself can quietly turn into perceived worth. Related reading: Seal and Tim Minchin.
