little gay person in your phone

Well i Love you if that helps

i knew it! he's a vampire! i knew it! i knew it! i knew it, he's a vampire! he's a vampire, i knew it! i knew it! he's a vampire! i knew it!

oblivion npc behavior

beautiful caffeine on an empty stomach I'm going to live forever

You deny your weapon it's amazing digital purpose

it meant something to me! maybe that can be enough

every year around late may, without fail, this post starts getting notes again . and my little wet raw chicken breast of a brain gets puzzled. because i forget that summer is , in fact. a yearly event

something that i find interesting about independent animation nowadays is that if you don't have studio/streamer backing, you have to release your work yourself on the internet, but you have to do it for free on the internet because virtually nobody is going to be willing to accept a paywall just for one original show, so what you have to do in order to make any money off of it is make all of your money from merchandising, but then this means that you show must be merchandisable and have very toyetic character designs that translate easily to plushies and whatnot, but then you also need to cater your show to people who are disproportionately inclined to buy merchandise like that in the first place so that your sales can be enough to sustain you, which means that even if you want to communicate complex or difficult ideas in your work, your independent animation project must attract (at least on a first impression) and retain viewers who are both very consumerist and very capable of rabid passion, which unfortunately has a single-circle shaped venn diagram with a lot of the most toxic fandom tendencies known to man, and this explains a lot of things about independent animation and its fandoms nowadays I think

every time someone says calling your original characters "OCs" is unprofessional and disrespectful towards yourself as an artist and that you should be calling them "my characters" instead I just gotta wonder if they know the purpose of an abbreviation. it's just fucking shorter and quicker to type!!! oh my god

their cringy fandom-brained "OCs" vs our respectable "characters"

every time someone says calling your original characters "OCs" is unprofessional and disrespectful towards yourself as an artist and that you should be calling them "my characters" instead I just gotta wonder if they know the purpose of an abbreviation. it's just fucking shorter and quicker to type!!! oh my god

their cringy fandom-brained "OCs" vs our respectable "characters"

i just think if youre usamerican and within an online fan community for something thats also predominantly liked by usamericans You should be nicer and more open minded to fans that arent from the us and maybe dont treat them like some sort of strange fucking creatures. you might get more fans to talk to and befriend if you dont act like the us is the default for everyone in existence. this applies to everything ever when it comes to interacting with others online but im talking about fandom bullshit currently so keep that in mind

again, this applies to literally everything. it applies to all sorts of minorities within a given group, they will get alienated and treated weirdly for not fitting in and have their rightful complaints ignored so they dont wanna engage. im just speaking from how ive felt in online fan communities as someone not from the us or imperial core in general