The superlative nature of being

 I find exception to one rule as true based on what is training: whether it be

(1) focus on group experience or to the effect there is (2) an instructor to help lead my intent in learning/expectations/curiosity as promised. 

This rule I follow (and I do mean 'judge') anyone else besides myself.  If you are not in acting for the same purpose? = Which is to make another actor better than what the "me - myself - and I" - thought of ourselves before we made commitment in being vulnerable to others. Therefore, YOU HAVE NO BUSINESS IN ACTING NOR TO BE AN ACTOR.  

If my experience is not elevated to a point I feel better about myself, personally.  Acting classes are a purge of my true nature as an artist.  I have seen exactly how instructors work and I tell them exactly the same thing, where my power as an artist has to be met.  It doesn't matter who.  My marks are clear to me.  

I refuse to play ignorant when it comes to what this means, to be an actor.

- Marco