Menace To Society

This is NOT mandatory, and of course there are causes that need much more help. So don't feel pressured! But if you happen to have a little to spare, I am getting tooth surgery this Friday and they charged me 2k upfront 😭 and then when I asked if it could be split, they told me I ran the risk of my jaw shifting if so 😭 but I have been in pain with these back molars for months and I've been stalling to pay for other things, so... I gotta just take the L but. Anything helps 🙏🏾 Much appreciated if you do 🙏🏾

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here is all the reasons why you should use comicfury (if you aren't already) :

pretty much full control over your custom site design. if you're an HTML/CSS nerd you can go as crazy as you want with it. but for those who aren't so code-savvy, there are also simplified built-in design tools so you can create a unique site for yourself and your work. reject homogeneous minimalism design of bigger platforms, embrace tradition of mid-2000's kitchen sink site design (if that's what you want, that is).

the site demonstrates its own philosophies through its extremely charming vintage 2000's-era site design. it ain't broke so it doesn't need fixing. if it's too 'ugly' for you and wards you off from using the site, then it's succeeding at what it was designed to do.

forums! remember those??? CF sure does!

full view of your comic statistics over the past month, shown as delicious daily line graphs, separated by unique visitors, web page view, and scroll view.

hosting is free. don't want that pesky 'thecomicseries' or 'comicfury' add-on? all you gotta do is purchase your own domain name. contact kyo and they'll take care of the rest.

you can categorize your pages per chapter, making for an easier reading experience

you can include page transcripts for screen-readers as well as mouseover text

you can enable comments per upload and even manage them so that all comments have to be approved by you before they're shared publicly

archive tagging!!! i.e. you can tag uploads with relevant characters / locations / etc. so people can find specific pages easier on your site.

you can run a goddang BLOG on your comic site so that people can read what you've been up to! or don't, it's your choice!

clear filters for NSFW content. the filters do what they must to inform your audience as intended, outside of that, your comic will not be taken down, flagged, or suppressed in search results just because it contains violence or boobies.

they are strictly anti-AI

they do not make licensing deals with third-party companies, so the only 'competition' you have are other indie creators like you, no Marvel or DC nonsense

you're free to embed ads and/or donation buttons on your site and CF will not take off a single cent of it for themselves.

the front page goes to Recently Updated by default, all the other tabs are simply Popular Now and Popular Overall. there's also a Random button if you want to be surprised with something new. while this might seem like a bad thing for people who prefer custom filtering, this unbiased layout prevents the common visibility issues / favoritism / etc. that happen on other platforms.

but if you DO want to find something new that fits your specific tastes? just use their search bar, unlike on Webtoons it actually does what search bars are supposed to do! within the search page you can pick and choose whatever genre tags you want, and you can filter out major NSFW flags you're not comfortable with seeing.

at a deep bellied sink. It was made for someone larger than you and you have to stand on your toes to reach the bottom. These days it doesn't drain. It fills with murky water, despite your best efforts. Today when you plunge your hand beneath the surface, you nearly grab the blade of a knife. This time you're lucky. You notice before it sinks into your fingers. You still curse and mutter your anger to the faucet head.

The next time you reach down you are careful. There are no more surprises.

Dinner cools on the table behind you. It's all your husband's favorites. You hope it'll be the difference between "I'll get around to it" and "let me get right on that".

When the front door opens your husband announces, "I'm home."

You stare down the hall, but you can't see him. You imagine him setting his hat on the rack.

"How was work?" you ask, because that is what he wants. It's less of a conversation and more a series of sounds that you send to one another. A nonsense song.

When he answers you don't pay attention. It doesn't matter. You make a crooning noise that could mean anything and he takes it as permission to elaborate.

You're not really sure what he does. He's explained it before but it was full of "you wouldn't really understand"s and "it's very complicated"s and it was like a spell that made what came between unintelligible.

But you know he hates his boss. And there's a man named Ernie. A co-worker named Bill.

When he stops talking you count the footsteps it takes for him to enter the kitchen. The number is prime, so you ask "how's the boss?" And he puts on a show of looking disgusted before kissing you on your forehead. He launches into a complaint as he sits at the table. You sit across from him, letting his words wash over you.

Dinner is okay. He likes it more than you do. When he's halfway done you decide it's time.

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