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my beautiful wife and @treerainer’s weird ass boyfriend

Whoa, hey!

Obviously when everyone else is thinking how cool Falin is as a monster, Senshi is thinking of what a nutritional meal full of protein she’d make.

I love drawing in this style, it always makes me want to paint. I would love to do massive oil paintings that look biblical, but instead of depicting Christianity it’s just different anime. People would be all is that Jesus, and I’d be all no it’s Goku from Dragon Ballz.

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Combining my two biggest fixations atm <3

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happy lesbian visibility week

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In honor of Watcher Entertainment pissing off what appears to be almost their entire fanbase-

Please reblog for a larger sample size.

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Alright so I watched the response video and I think it was good! Contrary to a lot of what people are saying on here, I think taking their time to plan out an apology was a good thing. This was different from the Try Guys situation, as only one member made a very awful personal choice. This decision was made as a group about their business which impacted more than the parasocial relationship some fans have with them. Taking their time allowed them to hit a lot of key points in 3 mins. They acknowledged how important the fan base is, how they had no tact when announcing the streaming service, the comment about how everyone should be able to afford it, what they plan on doing instead, and in my opinion most importantly is acknowledging that the main reason they are struggling is because they didn’t want to make necessary compromises. This was a very important lesson for them to learn and other content creators should take notes.

I’m sure some people are still upset, which is understandable. Personally, I am still willing to support them in their future projects because of this response.

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"Steven isn't solely responsible for the paywall shift" and "Nobody wants to watch Steven eat insanely expensive food and have to pay for it" are statements that can coexist btw.

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nothing more isolating than being a gay anime fan who didn’t like yuri on ice

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I think this post from Reddit really sums up what a lot of us are feeling, but these two screenshots in particular are what I’ve been trying to say in my last few posts.

But also, I think they’re neglecting the fact that, yes, you can get to a place where you make the quality content you want to create, but before you get there, you might have to make some sacrifices. I know I said before that I wouldn’t want to do art just to pay bills, but if it meant making art I wasn’t satisfied with to grow my audience first and help pay the bills, I wouldn’t exactly be against it. I really appreciate that they want to show the best, but when you’re barely starting out, you do unfortunately have to make sacrifices before you’re able to get to where you want to be.

Now, tbh, I didn’t watch the video, so I don’t know how they framed it. I haven’t heard of a timeline they’re giving. But they could do damage control by saying “this is what we were planning on having achieved in the next five years, we’re not actually going to go cold turkey on you, sorry if we weren’t clear,” to get people to relax a little.

I have no idea if I’m getting everything across as I mean it, and I know reading comprehension kinda is ass here on Tumblr but whatever I’m sleepy

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BREAKING NEWS:

Goatman’s bridge will now cost 6 dollars to walk on

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okay i’m gonna say it: who actually liked steven lim? like who watched the content solely focused on him? cause it definitely wasn’t me

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me when i wanna talk about my special interests but i got the vampire autism where you gotta invite me to talk about smth first, otherwise i wont say shit or dont know what to say because i feel like im annoying

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the thing about watcher moving is that i understand and support the idea of creatives breaking free from stifling platforms like youtube, but they went about it all wrong. they spent a week hyping up an announcement that was not exciting for fans who most of which cannot afford to pay for. it’s not the same as what dropout did. dropout has a cast of many people and upload videos daily. watcher entertainment has other shows, but only three of them are relatively popular view count wise (almost all their videos have at least a million, but ghost files, mystery files, and puppet history have several million) and they don’t upload content frequently enough for it to be worth it. i also feel like a lot of the frustration comes from the fact that people are just tired of streaming services. i feel like there were other ways they could’ve gone about making more money, because let’s be honest, they don’t have enough subscribers for this to realistically work. they currently have 2.9 million subscribers and only a fraction are able to afford another streaming service. it’s just not a smart move.

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how it felt watching the watcher announcement after being excited all week:

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autism be damned that boy can be a girl

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