I try hard to be nice to everyone I meet, I really do. Sometimes people make it tough, but I feel that if you're kind and supportive when they're going through rough spots or bad days, they'll appreciate it and show the same kindness in return. Not a solid philosophy, I guess, but it's worked out well so far.

However, it's recently come to my attention that several people may not appreciate how I've started working more hours at my job, or spending more time drawing when I could be on messenger or MUCKs talking or roleplaying with them. Really? Do we have to be that selfish? It's not like I'm purposefully avoiding anyone, here. I'm practically broke, so I've got to earn money somehow, yeah?

Which is why those same people might not like what I'm gonna say next: I'm going to open myself up for commissions soon. I know I was trying to avoid that after the debacle last time, but necessity is the mother of reason, or something like that. I need the money at this point, no matter how little I make from the extra effort.

TL;DR? Condensed version = Sorry if I'm not as good a friend as you guys wanted me to be, and commission information soon.