I do not like Adobe Illustrator

As someone who has struggled with using Adobe Illustrator, I can confidently say that it is one of the most frustrating experiences I have had this semester. Despite my best efforts to learn the software, I find myself constantly struggling to create even the simplest designs. The software's user interface can be overwhelming, and the sheer number of tools and features can be difficult to navigate. Even when I do manage to create something that I am happy with, I often find myself spending hours fine-tuning and tweaking the design to get it just right.

Unfortunately, my experience with Illustrator has been so frustrating that I have come to dread using it altogether. While I recognize the importance of the software and its role in the design industry, I have found myself avoiding it at all costs, opting instead for other design tools that are more intuitive and user-friendly. While I am sure that there are many talented designers who are able to create amazing things using Illustrator, I have come to the conclusion that it is simply not the right tool for me. Ultimately, I believe that the most important thing for any designer is to find the tools and software that work best for them, and to never give up on their passion for creating, even if it means avoiding a particular software altogether.