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"The Guy She was Interested in wasn't a Guy at all (Ki ni Natteru Hito ga Otoko Janakatta)" upcoming TV anime teaser visual & PV unveiled

And so it is finally complete! 🦄🩸🐉🛹

I’m sure many of you have been watching my process in my stories. It took over a month to figure out how I was going to pull this off because I haven’t painted much in a while, let alone on a surface like a skateboard deck. It was already hard enough to figure out the subject I was going to paint! I ended up wanting to go for a medieval y2k style considering the surface I was instructed to paint on. I had to make it harder for myself and sketch it out digitally so that the composition would look exact, but of course the projector warped the image on the edges of the deck. Luckily it was an easy fix. Honestly for my first time painting with acrylic gouache on a skateboard, I’d say it looks pretty decent?

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Another Way to Be a Lesbian

As a Lesbian who came out pre-movement, I at first found illness devastating. I had lived at least ten years of my Lesbian life believing I was a freak, fighting the doctors who saw the extra hair on my face as a sign of deviance but I loved the physical disobedience that was my "perverted" sexual desire; I cherished my body as the warrior carrying my love, the true force that would not bow to the voices that labeled me obscene and while at times I was swayed by the power of their promised hells, my body would always lead me back to honest wetness. And then at age 38, something went wrong, and once again I was back in the hands of the doctors, again as a freak but this time as a Medical Problem. My body does not do all the things I need it to do; it sends out messages I cannot understand but they terrify me. Now I must carry it with the strength it gave me at an earlier time, with the courage the old times bred in me. I am forty now and I am learning another way to be a Lesbian, one that will allow moments of terror, dependency, fear and yet will keep alive in me the shout of untrammeled woman life.

TCAF’s over, here’s Sex Fantasy 6.

I picked up a lot of great books (and pins & things) and met new people, spent time with friends, it was a wonderful fest, thanks to everyone who was warm and welcoming. Shortly before the weekend I participated in a reading for the launch of Lovers Only #1, in which I have a short comic about teen romance – along with Cathy G. Johnson and Mickey Zacchilli.

You can read all the Sex Fantasies here. If you’re new to the series and want to read through the issues in chronological order (they are not sequential issue-to-issue but if you read them in chronological order they get better instead of worse) use this link.