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There's this guy I did a really big commission for like 7 years ago that I didn't talk to much after the job wrapped up, as it goes with commissions generally, but for some reason in the last month or so he's started messaging me horny memes and videos about those sex robots from Atomic Heart. I asked him if he needed to, like, vent about something and he said he was fine and then just sent more memes the next day like... ok. I've never had a positive reaction to any of these memes but alright, man
#textpost#I think covid broke him honestly. We have some common interests but we didn't really talk about them more than just in passing#Small talk between ironing out commission details kinda thing#He wasn't like this when I was doing the commission lmfao#This is like... If you hired a contractor to install new trim in your house and then you started sending him memes about these#hyper sexualized Russian video game robots?#I HAVEN'T EVEN PLAYED THAT GAME LMFAO#It's crazy bizarre dude. I need to pull the trigger & just block him but it's hard because he was so easy to work with for the commission..
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