anonymous
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Do you ever think about if your art and your diverse depictions of people's bodies make others feel seen, or maybe even feel better about themselves? Or is that something that just doesn't really cross your mind?
I can certainly vouch myself (as weird as it might sound) that the way you draw trans feminine bodies with these cute penises just feels so natural and relaxed (i.e. not fetishised or made the focal point) in a way that's made me go from dysphoric to actually appreciating it
I'm seriously flattered to hear that, thank you!! I have to be honest, I... try not to think too much about the repercussions that my art will have onto people, it's a bit of a scary thought. I get all anxious and overwhelmed with trying to get into other people's heads and not make them uncomfortable that it ends up freezing me and not making me anything. So I just try to focus on myself and my friends and draw porn that shows the kind of bodies and personality I have around, and accept that my work won't be incredibly deep or meaningful. But if anything I put out can make even one person take a break from the bullshit and love themselves a bit more, then I can consider myself proud of my scribbles :)