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Radio Silence :( (Patreon)

Published:
2020-07-08 23:13:22
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Hi everyone, I wildly apologize for this radio silence.

As always, things went wrong. The guests came and I could not do anything. In addition, I help my parents in the country, and after arriving home all I want to do is wash and sleep. And everyone did not bother to write at least about this.

 I would like to thank those who still believe in me and support me. Thank you guys. I partially understand why fewer viewers support me than it could be. Small amount comics and their non-systematic release.

Now we are developing a table in which previous and future comics with tags, descriptions and so on will be visible. As for the next comic  - in processing in Photoshop.

I’ll also try to write at least every 2 weeks, and preferably every week about the state of affairs.

In general, I have some thoughts with which I want to share with you and, possibly, to adopt.

I would like to hear your opinion on this issue.

Comments

doktor gummi

The thing everyone seems to forget is that this has been a global phenomenon. It's not just your city: it's everywhere. Everyone has their pressures, their problems, and reaching out becomes really difficult. Speaking personally, I believe I understand this problem, because for a while through the 90's and 2000's, I was one of the team running the world's largest fetish club. We think we saw 250,000 people, from 1998 to 2002: and that's real people, not just on the internet. Believe me when I say I have seen just about every sub-type (even kinky artists!) and observed how they react to news and circumstances, good or bad. My conclusion is that it's very hard to turn over from being sexually interested or involved, to being a lifelong friend or a supporter. That's not about people being good or bad: it's about how they are wired, and you can't really criticise them for that . I also don't think the pressure to deliver, set by internet publishing 'standards' is conducive to either kinkiness, or to satisfying art.By all means give yourself a target or two, but be sure: your main responsibility is to your own satisfaction. If you produce art you like then anything else - money, social approval, whatever - is entirely secondary.