need more spamtenna

As I was saying - thank you to every single one of you who followed along with this comic, this whole thing felt like me regurgitating some kind of tender lump from my throat and/or soul, and words cannot express how touched I felt reading all the kind words and people relating to the characters, especially Spamton's struggle with his mismatching body image and chronic pain. I injected a lot of my own issues, fear and frustration into him, so it ringing true to others as well is really meaningful to me. I'm a bit worried that, due to how quick the pacing of the comic is, it will come across as all of Spamton's issues magically getting "fixed" - when in reality he's simply finally getting access to better care to help smooth out the more jagged edges of his symptoms, as well as unconditional acceptance from Tenna. It's a lot easier handling everything when you're not fighting for your life alone and without a roof over your head. On that note, this was a more Spamton-centric story but I would also like to expand more on Tenna's own experiences and feelings another time, because the fact that he's able to offer guidance with this definitely comes from his own personal and painful trial and error, too. A big part of them rekindling their connection, in my eyes, is that for the first time in their lives they can really see the whole picture of each other, and can in turn better understand themselves through it. As the Fox himself said, they mutually enhance each other! All of this might sound a bit too serious within the context of two fundamentally silly (though tragic) characters from a video game, but whatever!! This may be overindulgent and too sappy but I have to keep believing that love is possible in this world as well and that it is not too late for any of us!!!! Anyways, enough with the waterworks and yapping. I love you all, please stay alive no matter what!