Rex Murphy, art and comix

Because I’m disabled and chronically ill, I rely on Patreon to make a living. The comic tier is €3 a month and I try to post around 20-31 pages a month when my health allows me to work. You can support me on Patreon here.I really can’t overstate what a huge difference even €3 a month makes for me and my partner and I’m very grateful to all my subscribers<3 I also have a ko-fi, a print store and a zine store if a patreon subscription is not your speed.

That said the diet part is restrictive and might be too expensive depending on what foods are available in your area. The other parts of the regimen are solid though

I have no idea how all of this happened but I’m so happy. I know it won’t last but this last week? Two weeks? I’ve been so happy. I kind of wish I could share this feeling, this contrast, with people who aren’t sick for life. Do you guys understand how exciting it is to work reliably and do dishes and have a coffee with a friend and take a walk all in the same day??? To finish a task, any task, and look around and think “what’s next?” It’s crazy to me to think people live like this. For decades together.

Maybe it's the armor. Maybe it's the chivalry/devotion thing (yawn!!!!). Maybe it's a class thing - if I was a noblewoman it'd be stable hands and blacksmiths all the way for me. I just remembered I literally wrote at least 1/3rd of an erotic book about a woman who lived and worked in a castle and she had at least 5 different love interests, one for every sexy archetype I could think of, and never ONCE did it cross my mind to have a knight on the roster. I didn't reject the idea it just actually never occurred to me that's how unfuckable I find them I don't get the trend, I don't understand how it's still around and at this point I can't wait for it to go the way of the cowboy