Very nice! I always approve of making old traditionalist folks uncomfortable.

I am a bit ashamed to say that despite my brief forays into sexual education, I was not sure what an anterior fornix was. Now that I've looked it up, I'm curious why the anterior fornix specifically is

I am very glad to see this post. I'm new, and I fully admit to being one of the people easily discouraged by the issues with the platform. It's definitely hard to find motivation to write posts when nothing

Thanks for the share. This really does seem like a good community and I wanted to post to get myself over being afraid of putting myself out there on it, since there really wasn't much point getting hung

Thank you for the upvote!

The exact sort of issue you described at the beginning of this is why I decided to not turn my art into a career... and part of why the one time I did do something seriously (illustrating a book) it resulted

I love "consent" as a sound effect.

Man, that's gorgeous.

That all looks delicious! And the majiang potatoes are absolutely adorable--I've never seen them done like that before. I visited China a few years back, and I have to admit I miss the food terribly. Chinese

Gosh, you're so talented. I particularly love the picture with the eye... it speaks to me. Maybe because I have been feeling down recently.

That is such a gorgeous origami flower. Made out of reused printer paper?

Commenting mostly to have an easy reference point in my history to get back here (I'm new; if there's a better way of bookmarking things on the site, please let me know) but I am so behind this concept.

This is hands down the most beautiful philosophy I have ever heard out of a freelancing platform. I am very excited to start exploring possibilities here.

Sometimes waiting is important... but not when you're using as an excuse to not do things that need to get done in order to move forward. Very good quote.

I think this is a great post, and I definitely think resilience is a good thing to cultivate. But I feel the need to point out something on the point about "staying strong." It's important to

Thank you for this. There is a lot to be said for resilience! But it's not so easy as telling someone to just be more resilient; they have to be given methods of coping with troubles that suit the situation

Thank you, this is a useful description.

Ah, I see. Thank you, that makes a lot more sense to me now.

Thank you