Comment on Not a Coward by sugarpoultry
I love debating. It's in my nature. (I'm not a bad person. D: ) Personally, I love to see other peoples opinion. To see inside their thoughts of something that could mean more than what you think. I'm willing to "argue" with a person IF they don't act like a butt about their opinion.
Sure, I don't do this all the time, but once in awhile it's good to share knowledge and insights from another person. Or maybe that's just me.. 
Sometimes arguments can lead to friendship. That's how I gained one of my most beloved friends.
Sometimes arguments can lead to friendship. That's how I gained one of my most beloved friends. I don't believe arguing should be a violence and hated thing. It should be a time where you can share your thoughts with someone, and the share theirs back. This is really hard for me to explain..I hope someone at least understands what I mean. Not to agree, but just to get what I am saying.
Anyways, getting to the real reason why I commented..
It's hard to believe that some people would rage for not being able to comment. I fully understand why some artist disable their comments. I'm not an artist, so I can't really relate. Drama is a tough thing to avoid, and having that glorious button that can block it all..it's a gift.
But what does the critique feel when they can't express their feelings for the art piece? I've had this happen to me once..I really loved the piece but the comments were disabled. I wasn't mad. More surprised..I just faved and left. Are people really so hurt that they can't comment that they have to rant to the artist?
Maybe it's just me that thinks that.