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a heartfelt update on where I've been while I shake the dirt out of my shoes.

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Nikki Smith

IM PROUD AAAA IM EXCITED

The Sunroses

omg this is such a fun and cute way to convey this?? love you Valerie, we believe in u all the way!

gkr

Take care Valérie :)

Skye S

You've got our support behind you! I'm sure I'm with everyone when I say we're happy to hear from you and know you made it through Some Shit(tm); plus we're all excited for what you've got lined up. :)

Emma Michele Quartz

Can't wait! Glad you're doing alright, and proud of you for everything!

Dana Lexa

I'm glad you're still around, and that the work was enlightening if nothing else. I look forward to your next update!

Jon Gill

This all sounds like very valid and important self-realization and growth but I'm just here for these adorable three-tone colors and the very good Charlie Brown pose in that third to last panel.

Voyage Goya

Thank you for your transparency on this. Self-reflection is oh-so important, and I'm excited to hear more about your own realizations sooner or later! That being said: take care, notably because the mess the world has been in the past few year-ish has taken a toll on us all. And take your time; we're staying here. <3

blacksmithfemme

I'm excited to see what's coming! Glad you're doing OK and that you've gotten some personal growth out of this shitty year.

Voyage Goya

I've just found your Confession comic on Twitter, and I wanted to post a quick comment here since I don't use Twitter. I, I just wanted to say how strong I've felt what I've read so far. I've just read this at work so I didn't cry yet, but it was close. I may cry rereading later though. Your metaphor with the trees and the blood (putting in a different light this comic here) is both terrifying and beautiful, and, and, and the way the scary behind-the-scenes parts slowly creep into the happy introduction destroys me. I don't know, wow, these words and this imagery hit so hard. I haven't felt what you describe as much as you do, of course - being dried by This One Thing You Did (and here, that you have to maintain) - but I get it, to a lesser extent. It's, it's very brave of you, this confession, I think. I really hope stopping this will allow you to grow seeds and trees again.