Ozoneocean at 6:43PM, Nov. 17, 2021

Glad you liked it Kawaii 😁

kawaiidaigakusei at 12:21AM, Nov. 17, 2021

I am very happy this subject was discussed. It is also refreshing to see a global opinion represented in this conversation.

Ozoneocean at 6:18PM, Nov. 16, 2021

Glad you liked it @Sleeping Gorilla!

Ozoneocean at 6:18PM, Nov. 16, 2021

Thanks for that Andreas! I wished Banes had been around to correct me because he knows about that stuff better than I haha!

sleeping_gorilla at 5:26PM, Nov. 16, 2021

Thank you for the feature and theme song. Wasn't expecting that.

Andreas_Helixfinger at 6:09AM, Nov. 16, 2021

By the way. Lost Girls. That was Alan Moore. He wrote it and his wife Melinda Gebbie Illustrated it. I love Alan Moore's defense of it when he was interviewed about how it depicted these under-aged children's book characters in erotic situations. "These are not real people! They are as old as the paper they are printed on!" And then later in the interview he goes on to criticize the comic industry. Here's the link to a youtube clip of that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuBFd1rlWWA

Andreas_Helixfinger at 6:05AM, Nov. 16, 2021

I've long suspected comics to have this uniquely intimate relationship with eroticism, depictions of sex and sexual fetishes in comparison to other forms of media, since one always seems to pick up on one or the other in so many comics, both mainstream and non-mainstream. I guess that's a big part of what made me feel like most of my stories ultimately belonged to the comic format. I also believe myself to have similar fetishes that Fallopian has, combining sexy with scary, more specifically in my case creating female characters (often busty) with an inhuman (aka anthropomorphic) or unusual element to em', often having sexual or romantic encounters with normal human men (I guess you could call it a gender-swapped beuty and the beast complex), as well as female athleticism (I do seem to draw a lot of my female characters with a very toned muscularity). My anthropomorphism fetish extends not just to animals, but also insects, robots, aliens, plants and inanimate objects.