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Personally, I like this page and how it turned out. Much like when Lord Liam comforted Willem as the cabin slowly grew dark and the candle showed the passing of time. Small, subtle details that don't scream for attention. I often wonder if it even matters?

My husband sometimes has trouble with me because I notice things in the background when watching movies. I don't just look at the person speaking; I look at the environment as well. This is how I notice a lot of continuity issues. He wonders how I catch so much when he never notices things like this. When I told him that my eyes wander all over the screen, he said he didn't understand why I do that. I wonder why he doesn't.

So much is hidden in plain sight. Oftentimes, it is done intentionally. I feel like I don't want to miss anything.

Personally, I absolutely LOVE when someone notices background Easter eggs. And a bit sad when they don't.

There is nothing hidden here, just thought to bring it up. I love the way this page turned out. Water is the most difficult thing for me to draw to my liking. Splashing water, even worse! Yet, I keep doing stories in which water plays a huge part.

PS, I like this page because I worked hard on the splashing water. I hate painting splashing water. Hate it with a passion that burns DEEP in my soul! You think it turned out well?

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I love the vibe you made, including the short article beneath each image

Frank Weber

First of all; Objection! I see no error in thinking with dick and belly ;-P Secound; While the page does not instill strong emotions into me, it sure servers its presumed purpose and includes a decent ammount of effort - worthy of content. Side thoughts; "Did NOT expect page 106, but quite happy to see it." - great "Or I was, geez, one page later and it was really just an excuse to make him look pathetic." - That is kind of his job at the moment, the 'damsel in distress' with later implications if impactful growth or the classic disney princes. Nothing wrong with that and very relatable. "someone posted that they were so pleased to see my art and characters with normal, proportional genitals" - i agree, a lot. "My husband, for example, is 100% top (TMI?). Maybe even 1000%." <-> "Attraction and sexuality of individuals can fall anywhere on the spectrum" in my opinion these two contradict each other on a fundamental level, which cases me to not believe your first statement, same as "100% top. THOSE PEOPLE ACTUALLY EXIST!" i don't think so, as i have never met one. Every one who came close did so on an artifical level, building a facade of masculinity to cover shortcomings that would deduct from that image if found out, which is only natural as on a medical standpoint a 100% male person could never be expected to birth naturally. Even your hubby produces a (hopefully) healthy ammount of oestrogen himself ^.~ You might mistakenly mixup masculinity and chauvinism, but that's for you to decide. And finally; "WHY? It does not affect them in the least" Yeah, it does. Many people have no life outside of social media. But i agree. My worldview has shifted a lot when i married and we adopted a shelterdog. I simply no longer have the time to put 'strangers' problems on my prioritylist. That is reserved for those social failiures that have nothing meaningful to do and therefore have to assimilate the lifes of others into their own in an attemts to also copy some of that value for themselfs. Pityful, if not pathetic. Sorry for the long text, i wish you the best of luck and a great day, bye.

Alex

"Walks in the house with his shoes on after mowing the lawn" I'm sorry he does what!? I hope you have stone or wood flooring.