@Cocochipscookie If you’re having fun, then who cares? You shouldn’t worry if something’s cringe if you genuinely enjoy it. The lore and worldbuilding is for YOU above all else, it’s your story and characters to tell. So tell them how you’d like to tell them!
@BlackjackArt Beyond just big bellies and butts, the art style is great. I love the choices of colors and shading. Cartoon/simple styles are some of my favorite, with thick lines and clear visuals. Also love the uses of colors efficiently and shading that enhances but doesn’t distract
@Chameleonette Can’t tell you how unfair it is for my instincts to immediately click the would eat option only to see I could of eaten multiple times at the bottom! So cruel to trick my instincts. Should of known my stomach would answer before the brain could think..
@_FourOFour A few artists have done something similar. Discount with sona or franchises they enjoy. It’s not narcissistic, it’s just easier for you so it makes sense. Plus, it’s a discount, it’s optional. They don’t have to do it, so I’d say it’s okay to do.
@PreyslutCloud Something that I’ve always enjoyed for whatever reason is the pudge from eating big, heavy, usually metal objects is somehow just extra thick and heavy. So that belly fat has some extra weight to it, lift it up and drop it on a table and watch it break that poor table.
@sinningtamer The thing that caught me off guard is being in the top 0.5% of people who listened to NateWantsToBattle, and also being a top 3% listener to the Distractible podcast. I wasn’t expecting either of those to be so high.
@sinningtamer Consent to me is the most important thing. If they say it’s okay that’s fine, but it gets choppy sometimes to tell what’s a character being portrayed and what’s just a playful persona but still that person.
It kinda depends on how separated from the actual person the character is