Flo

GOOD LORD, what a stinker LMAO I keep getting this type of ask, so I’ll address it once and get it out of the way. This way you, or any puritanistic asshole that stumbles my way, can fuck right off, because I do not give a fuck... I do not care what you think... But I do want to explain this clearly so that you and people with the same mindset can move on and stop sending me this shit.

Every single one of my public profiles has a clear disclaimer that I post mature content. I am not forcing anyone to interact with it. You have the ability to block, mute, unfollow, and curate your own online experience.... That is literally what those tools are there for. You don't have to tell me about it...

So, to you, anon:

Point me to one single instance where I have PUBLICLY (on my public twitter, instagram, tumblr) posted easily accessible nsfw art of jrwi characters without any warning or precautions, where the creators could easily see it or stumble across it against their will, therefore explicitly violating the boundaries they stated years ago.

I’ll wait.

And because I’m confused by this argument bro... There is a pretty massive difference between an artist who happens to make fan art for something and also creates nsfw content on the side, versus someone deliberately shoving nsfw content in the faces of creators who have said they do not want to see it. I am my own person. I make my own art, I have my own accounts, and I am not somehow an extension of jrwi just because I draw a lot of fan art for it and people recognise me for it.... You do understand that, right?

As for the minors: the irony of people entering a fandom based around an 18+ podcast and then trying to position themselves as the moral authority policing every adult artist in the space is genuinely baffling. You do not get to decide that everyone else has to curate their online presence around your personal comfort level. At some point, you need to understand that artists are not obligated to provide a sanitised version of themselves just because you enjoy their work...

i fear many people who spend 90% of their free time critiquing others or trying to find some moral/ethical grandstanding by adopting the opinions of others and instead of actually percieving the spaces they are in are often the most vocal about said adopted opinions. ironic how in being vocal about their opinions that they usually post anonymously. kiiinndaa feels like they don't have the social confidence to share their opinions with their true face lest the typical Fandom Experience occurs and they get sent death threats or some analygous behaviour.

point being that most people who have Normal Human Expectations understand that everyone is going to do their own thing and that if they don't agree with something they see online, that they can choose Not To Percieve It by this fantastic mechanic called a block button or tag filtering. Of course it's inevitable for some things to slip through the cracks; but like you said, your NSFW work is only found through a silly song and dance and a dark summoning ritual so, at least for me, it's a non-issue.

There's an entire dialogue to be had about Death to the Author and Reader's Perception. sometines the fandom makes nsfw or dead dove because of ethical dillemas conveyed in the story and someone wanted to explore them more. sometimes they make nsfw because dick and ball. and both should have the right to exist and have discussions about. trying to police it is pointless and doesn't really serve anyone. something something censorship,, everyone has something to say about these things and not everyone is gonna agree.

Gillion and Chip who barely had a family growing up.

Chip and Jay who really want to be pirates for the freedom of living their lives however they choose and to belong somewhere.

Something somthing.. what can you think of that feels as heavy as this boulder, this pearl?

"There's a few things. There's that choice I made in the Black Sea. There's the guilt that comes with it. There's the guilt of never living up to the expectations and a preemptive guilt that I never will. There's this thought in the back of Gillion's mind, or this pain, that no matter how much he tries to make other people happy or proud or save them, that it will never be enough to justify what he was supposed to be. And there's this heavy weight that despite all that burdens and that pain of not being able to be there for his gods as they died, the one thing he was charged with protecting, that he was supposed to protect, there's this deeper weight that is this overwhelming guilt for just wanting to live and just wanting to be happy. "

however

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Riptide

Gillion: Autistic fish

Jay: shoots gun (my wife)

Chip: Jim Hawkins from Treasure Planet

Prime Defenders

Dakota: AuDHD the character

William Wisp: emo

Vyncent: I'm knife

The Suckening

Shiloh: never met a more wet cat character

Emizel: angry dumpster cat

Arthur: Edgy black cat

Norah and bouts of madness

Isaac and secondary locations

William and monsters chasing him Looney Tunes style