What your creators told you
Feb 13, 2025
The world is so scary rn, but as long as I still have arms I’ll keep drawing gay stuff I guess ٩(´•⌢•｀ )۶
Takizuru
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Wow that’s determination for you ! So long as it doesn’t come close to stalking, all’s good. Right ?
I agree author, the world is a scary place right now. But keep writing, keep drawing, keep reading. That’s our way to fight.
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