As your friend for a couple years now. I see Inorog as a strong warrior, and always will be. When we rp I always let you be you. I like it when Inorog takes charge in role reversal situations.

And its not a dumb thing to complain about. You want your character portrayed in a specific way, in a way that makes you happy and makes Inorog Inorog lol. As your friend, I say do your thing chicken wing. When people ask you about Inorog being a sub, tell them NO! Sometimes you gotta be firm ya know?

Not gonna lie, Inorog has definitely always come off that way to me.

As for as blurring lines that's part of the reason the age on this account is so new, greatly distancing myself from all my old stuff, I'm sure you don't want to do anything that drastic. The only other solution that comes to my mind is a slow and steady shift in character, it will definitely take time and effort and you'll still be experiencing a lot of stress along the way.

Thank you for your honesty.

I don't see Ino as a joke. Like you said, part of why I like pics with him so much is that he's a very powerful man who ends up on the wrong end of things. I tease you sometimes about it, but I always stop when asked and I didn't realize it was effecting you this much. For that, I'd like to apologize. Didn't mean to make you feel bad, Croup, and I hope you can forgive me.

Agh, I was afraid this journal would come off as accusatory to some, and for that reason I held off on making it for a while. I just want to say this isn't directed at anyone in particular. It's just been the general state of things. For that matter, it's also only recently these feelings have started to really take root. Up until then I was always having a grand ol' time.

Whenever you and I played for instance Carson, I always enjoyed myself. I still wanna get art with you sometime too! It's just--I dunno if I can do fighty pics for a while.

I'm glad that you enjoyed yourself with me and my teasing. Just know if it gets to be too much at any point you can let me know and I'll dial it back. Teasing is just bullying if the other person isn't having fun too.
As for art; I'm still totally up for getting stuff with you and I don't mind waiting for it. Don't stress over it-- when you're ready I'll be around and if you decide that you don't want it anymore later on, that's fine too. ^- -^

I don't see Inorog as a joke at all. He's big and strong. I like that about him.

it sounds like he started off with the intent as a joke. then he evolved into something more :3. after all, you made him to be a hyper masculine strong warrior...but he's a unicorn...the girliest thing imaginable XD that is hillarious. either way, I can't say I precieve him as more of a mercenary type guy.

Yes, that's very much what happened. He started off as a concept that was amusing, and no one thought it was funnier than me. But then somewhere along the way he turned into a character I cared deeply about, and also this bizarro sorta self stand-in. And now the joke isn't funny anymore? I dunno. I would like it to still be funny.

Well. I find it amusing, but when it becomes you, ya don't want it to be funny.so either change the punchline or the setup

Submission is a strength, which is something I've discovered for myself.

While I myself strongly agree in reality that accepting one's submissive nature is a true sign of strength, unfortunately Inorog isn't the type of character to see things that way. In fact, his whole point is that he never willingly submits. Just my personal flavor of kink.

Something that is always worth remembering is that the only one who sees a fursona/character as anything more than skin deep is you or someone who has known you long enough to look deeper. If people see a character get dominated more than they dominate - they'll see a character whose purpose in fiction is to be dominated. I always took Inorog as a male tsundere, personally.

In all honesty, though. I think you are reading too deeply into Inorog's reputation, and if the problem is indeed enough to trigger panic attacks and anxiety? Then the problem probably isn't with Inorog. I know this reads as 'stop taking it so seriously', but it sounds like your relationship with this character is almost regretful.

Take some time away; regain your energy; don't compromise what you want. To hell with what people think.

And his reputation as a tsundere is certainly one I fostered! I can't really blame anyone for seeing him that way, especially when it's how I've 'marketed' him for so long. I mean, they're not wrong.

I think the problem comes once I identify too strongly with him and feel like his 'defeats' reflect on me personally. That, along with how submissives can be seen in popular gay culture in general...

I think you're right in that I definitely need some time away.

I don't see Inorog as a joke--but I definitely get a "the lady doth protest too much, methinks" vibe from many of his stories. And it's specifically because we hear all the laying out of his strength, and then see him lose. Over, and over, and over. We hear, obliquely, second-hand, of the times he's been strong, victorious. We are always told that he's this dominant fellow, that he's a powerful warrior, that he's a dom and honestly dislikes being on the "receiving" end.

I believe you really mean that, when it's told. But telling will always fall short of showing, and to be honest? I cannot recall even a single story where Inorog wins, where he gets to be the dominant one. Hell, I can't even recall one where he even seems to have a chance of holding his own! It honestly feels like Inorog losing is pre-ordained, guaranteed. I begin to wonder why he even bothers with the challenges, because it subjectively seems like he should have noticed "hey, literally every time I do this stuff, I lose, maybe that's not what I want anymore." And it's from thoughts like that that we get to this idea that Inorog isn't really that dominant--that he's either in denial, self-deluded, or really good at play-acting his indignation and dislike of his treatment while actually enjoying it immensely.

This doesn't mean that it's okay that people give YOU, personally, shit about this. It's good that you make your feelings known, and I'm sorry that the mismatch between your perception of the character and the character's reputation has led to such personal hurt. But if you want this to change--if you really do find yourself identifying with Inorog, and wishing people would see him the same way you do--then it really is your responsibility to start *showing* the sides of the story we're not getting to see. It doesn't have to be a sudden flip where Inorog always wins. But if we're supposed to take him seriously as a dom, and see his struggle as genuine rather than purely comedic effect, he really does need to win some of the time.

One possible option: when you're writing a story, roll a die and let that determine who wins. Don't decide in advance. If you still want to enjoy Inorog losing more often than winning, make it favor one side over the other (e.g. Inorog loses on a 1-4, which is two thirds of the time for a fair die). That way, even you get to be surprised about how things work out--and, surely, he will sometimes defeat opponents you wouldn't have expected. It will be both a challenge to your skills as a writer, and a way for us to see Inorog more like you do.

If you want to continue telling the stories exactly as you have, though? You'll have to either accept that many people will never see Inorog the way you do, or work on identifying less with the character so that you can stop feeling personally hurt when others speak poorly of him. But I expect that either of these options is...a lot more difficult to actually apply. That's why I recommend showing us the Inorog *you* know and see and love. Let us see his strength, his dominance, his passion for winning, and his ability to ACTUALLY win.

I really appreciate you taking the time to write such a detailed comment. Thank you! You really made me think a lot.

Just out of curiousity, I went back through my gallery--to every single submission featuring Inorog--to see just how often he'd been shown being dominant vs unwillingly submissive. The ratio actually surprised me! I expected it to be slanted heavily towards him losing, but it turned out to be...

Inorog dominant: 22 instances
Inorog submissive: 25 instances

Which is... actually really close? And certainly not the landslide people, including you, seem to expect. (not that I'm giving you shit for seeing him that way! Because you're hardly alone, and in fact I myself thought it'd be more skewed as well)

The way I arrived at those figures was any time Inorog is fucked, tied up, spanked, or obviously put in 'lesser' standing to another character I counted as a defeat, and any time he was the character in control I counted as a win. Instances where both were present--such as my recent 'Wild Hunt' story where he defeats and rapes three opponents before being taken down himself by Carthage--I counted as a check in both boxes.

So now that leaves me more confused than ever. I've always made an effort to include works where Inorog is dominant--if only so that works where he gets taken down are hotter. (I actually discussed this a while back on twitter) But it seems those works don't stick in people's minds the same way as the ones where he gets defeated do. That could be due to a variety of factors: the art styles, my own enthusiasm for a piece, the character-acting I do outside of my gallery, etc.

What does that mean though? Should I continue to get art done of him being dominant? Should I get more? TBH I myself tend to prefer art where Inorog is beaten as well. I just hate that others see him as 'weak' as a result. Hoo boy.

Another factor that could be leading to internal frustration is that I have commissioned a number of works where Inorog is dominant lately... but they've all come back either heavily delayed, or I wasn't personally satisfied by them so have (so far) held off on posting them. I really do want to show that side of Inorog more, but outside events keep on preventing me, haha.

I do want to thank you very much again for leaving such a thoughtful comment. It was truly appreciated, and valued.

My pleasure--I try to be as constructive as possible.

I, too, am surprised by that data--I figured there had to be stories where Inorog was genuinely dominant and I was just brainfarting, but that ratio is much closer than I expected. One thing that might make a bigger difference, in addition to the "prominence" of the story and your non-story comments, is considering the nature purely of the conclusion, rather than "splitting" for when elements of both things appear. What you did was perfectly fair, and it's great that you spelled out how you got those numbers (methodology is super important! so many people don't get that!)....but that may not be the takeaway people get. That is, unfortunately, people may look solely at the final climax (...no pun intended...) and define the whole story based on it. Inorog defeating three opponents, only to fall to the last, may not *feel* any different from Inorog simply losing to a single opponent. I don't know how this would affect your numbers, but it's worth considering. At the very least, it sounds like things would drop by a few on the dominant side, turning 25 out of 47 "scenarios" (splitting a story with Inorog in multiple roles into two "scenarios," total 53% submissive) into, say, 25 out of 41 (almost 61% submissive). Again, this is not to say that your methodology was wrong--merely that, if we shift it slightly, it may reveal more about why people see Inorog as they do. Ambiguous situations may be read "unfavorably," mixed messages may be seen as "really" only pointing in one direction (particularly if that direction is the "final" result). Nuance is lost, or even misunderstood.

It's also possible, and unfortunately this may be beyond address, that people simply see Inorog losing as more meaningful/impactful/significant than him winning. It may even be the very thing you want out of it--a "meaningful" loss, because Inorog really is a strong and serious dom--is precisely what leads to this effect. It's like...say you have a guy who is a fantastic chess player. Everyone knows this, and he's got tournament trophies to prove it (but we don't see the tourneys themselves). Does it mean you're a bad chess player if you lose one game? No, not at all--even Gary Kasparov loses games (sometimes to computers! hah) But what happens when you see someone who's supposed to be a GREAT chess player--even if he's won a lot in the past--lose every other game to random passers-by, even if they happen to be really good chess players too? Those losses are going to *feel* significant, and ironically the fact that he's supposed to be a good chess player may end up supporting the conclusion that no, he's really *not* a good chess player. And if this is a character that's being written, it may even be a good thing that he loses now and then, as faults and failures add depth to a character. But a character we're supposed to believe is (a) actually skilled at chess and (b) actually wins a lot, but who we *see* losing slightly more often than he wins? He may not *feel* like a very good chess player. I mean, if I told you--using the very numbers you gathered--that a particular person had a 47% win rate at chess, would that give you confidence that they were a good chess player? Even if you knew, viscerally and intuitively, that this person was challenging highly-rated players, winning less often than he loses may hurt your ability to visualize him as a good chess player. If we then complicate matters by adding that some of those numbers count tournaments where he won the first few games, but came in second or third overall, losing to an even better player? Again, nuance may be lost, and the perception that the player isn't very good may win out. Always getting second or third in tournaments really DOES mean you're a good player...but most people won't FEEL like you're a good player.

This leads to another possibility: that Inorog, as you know and love him, is a powerful man in a world with lots of more-powerful men, but Inorog, as the furry public sees him, is only a moderately strong or even mediocre man, whose pride pushes him to challenge guys way out of his league. I've been dancing around the "he's not a joke" thing because, as I said, *I* don't see him as a joke--he really does seem serious about his positions (...again, pun not intended). But it's possible that people are getting a gut reaction to Inorog that puts him in comedy territory. There's a term in Greek theater, "alazon" (ancient Greek: ἀλαζών, pronounced more or less "AH-la-ZOON"), which refers to a character that creates a comedy situation by being puffed up, self-aggrandizing, and swaggering--a braggart with no real skills or abilities (in Latin, this is often a miles gloriosus--"swaggering soldier"). This character is often one half of a comedic duo, the other side being a more restrained, self-understating character who is in fact highly skilled (in Greek, the "eiron"). In more modern works, since violence and soldiery are less acceptable, our "alazon" is often the Know-It-All who truly knows nothing, and who eventually gets his comeuppance from a true genius on the cast who simply doesn't like to flaunt their intelligence (Cheers did this sometimes). Because Inorog does tend to lose, despite his protestations, it may be that people are pegging him as an alazon--a braggart and a fool, "full of sound and fury, signifying nothing," rather than a character to be taken seriously. So perhaps a long look at how Inorog views himself, his challengers, and his success or failure, may help. For example: Leaven your shit-talking with internal mental strategy. Show Inorog having positive, purely friendly competitions--ones that don't end in sex and aren't necessarily violent. Give attention to the post-failure situations, where he has to deal with having his pride stomped on. It's cool that he can bounce back from past failure, but maybe it will help to SEE him do that. Hell, seeing more of his life that just doesn't have anything to do with being dom or sub at all, may be a big help.

Further? Maybe it would be good for him to have some clearly macho, manly, strong friends--people he respects and even admires--who turn out to be pure subs, to his surprise but eventual acceptance. More or less, don't just focus on yourself and Inorog. Focus on challenging the underlying narrative others are trying to wrap you up in. Don't just show that Inorog isn't weak, even if he sometimes(/often) ends up being the submissive partner without desiring to be. Show that being a submissive partner isn't even "weak" in the first place--that Inorog's only "failing" was that he wasn't strong/smart/lucky/etc. enough to win the contest, and that the sex and roles that come after are merely a fun and (hopefully?) friendly wager that won't leave any lasting harm. Inorog doesn't LIKE being submissive, but doing something you dislike because you lost a bet/contest is not at all the same as being a weak person. And, further, whether you like or dislike being submissive has nothing to do with whether you're a weak person, on whatever spectrum you might consider (physically, mentally, morally, socially). That could be another avenue to pursue: maybe Inorog could benefit from having some antagonists that actually ARE "weak" in some sense, maybe people who cheat to win or only pick on people who couldn't possibly beat them. Inorog helps their victims stand up for themselves and expose the antagonists' weakness, showing how even though they're dominant, they're actually shitty people.

I hope these are helpful to you. Like I said, it's shitty that other people are treating you in a way that makes you so seriously upset, even if it's meant to be in good fun. I've been in a similar situation (not sexual, but also not a character I identified with either--it was me, personally), and it sucks enormous donkey testicles. You already know, given this journal, that talking to the people involved is a good solution. Hopefully, whether from me or from others, you can find additional tools to help you continue to enjoy the stuff that you love, without the bullshit.

Full disclosure time~

I didn't go whole hog dominant mode in our last RP (the werewolf curse one) because I was getting the vibe from you that it wouldn't have been appropriate. For what it's worth, I think you do a very good job at conveying genuine discomfort as opposed to play acting. In that way, Ino doesn't come off as fake or a joke to me because he genuinely doesn't like to submit.

Like Ezekiel said above, I agree that it's a good idea to have him win sometimes. Maybe the solution is to create another powerful character that can be a genuine rival for Inorog. That way, they could trade places whenever you want a scene where Ino isn't forced or coerced into submission. But, the tricky part of that would be making the new character different enough so that they aren't just clones of one another. Perhaps a rhinoceros character would work best for that idea. ;)

For now, though I think it's definitely smart to take a break to really figure this out. I'm always free on Twitter or Telegram if you want to have a candid chat without RP getting in the way.

That werewolf curse one was so much fun. You were picking up the correct vibe. No worries, I always like playing with you. :]

I'm not sure if making another character just for Inorog to defeat is the right way to go. That feels like it'd just be sorta... incestuous? Not only that, but it wouldn't come off as a genuine victory, at least to me. Inorog doesn't need manufactured wins, he needs actual wins. ...Or maybe I'm thinking about this too hard.

Plus, ewww, rhinos.

Do have a couple new guys in the pipeline though. The orc Krostag is only the first of the batch. Hope to debut the others soon!

In any case, I do think a break is needed for a bit.

Well I wish you luck, bud. My offer for conversation if you need it still stands. :3

And I'll definitely be taking you up on it.

Hey, I kinda know what you mean. I also always put Machamp as bottom in my role-reversal/power-play fetish and I also always emphasize Machamp's strength. While I am receiving those kind of comments, they are not as often because I also portray Machamp as top every now and then to support the idea that Machamp is indeed strong and capable of dominating and to break the streak of him being submissive.

When I do receive comments dismissing Machamp as bottom, it actually just feeds my fetish more because I also like some humiliation along with the power play, because I think it makes it even hotter. I don't really know how this answers your dilemma, but maybe it could provide some insight to you coming from another power play fetishist.

I get how you feel entirely. I have a character that was originally designed to be a representation of me that, over time, grew into his own and is now very little like me any more. That said, he's fairly submissive and it bothers me sometimes when I let him get debased and dominated because of that original connotation that he was supposed to represent me. The best thing I've learned to do is balance time for kinks and time for character development. So he has his sexy times, but he also has his rated G moments so that I don't have only humiliating experiences with him. During moments when I'm feeling vulnerable, I make sure not to allow that character to be used that way.

It's good that you're recognizing this as a potential problem for yourself. It always helps when you're able to discuss it and can be honest about feeling attached to your characters.

Hope you dont feel bullied with our RP because wasnt my intention. Naki joke with you becquse he is a joker but both creator and char respect ino and if i make you feel bad you have my apology ...and hope you know we can talk whatever you wan on or off RP

I know we don't really talk or anything, but I think it's just kind of a natural thing that happens with people who have any number of characters, they just kind of grow attached to one in particular. Think of it less as a Fursona but more as an Avatar or Persona, just another facet of yourself. I see this happen allllllll the time, the shift in attitude towards how others view and treat the character and what the person behind the character is wanting due to their own change in feelings towards the character.

You're right to take a break and try and find where this sits with you, either to try and disentangle the 'relationship' or to integrate it more into your own personality is up to you though, gonna take some work either way at this point.

I don't see Inorog as a joke at all... but then I completely understand the battle of Dom's thing. And understand the pleasure one gets from losing that battle and seeing your character forced into the submissive roll. From what I can see Inorog has a image problem, he just needs a few more wins, and maybe a permanent sub he can be seen using and abusing alone with his victims he's beaten.

Well, from The Tournament, the only reason Inorog got defeated was because of the weird field effect in his last match. Throughout the tournament, I've honestly seen Inorog as one of the toughest fighters out there. With the bio that you've included, he doesn't sound like the pushover you're describing other people seeing him as. He sounds like a really powerful gladiator on the biggest losing streak of his life. Like, if he were fighting my sona, I'm pretty sure Inorog would just run through his fire magic as if it was just some hot air and then sock the croc in his face, making a basic fight like that an easy win for the unicorn.

Hmm... that thing about being essentially bullied. That does sound complicated. I can't say I fully understand it, though I get the main idea: People will bully you for your desire for someone to overpower you and you'll frequently come out the loser (If I'm getting that right). I hope you can get some good friends around you who will respect your desire for it not to get out of hand.

I always have seen Ino as something serious, as we talked before, I have definitely seen that dominant and strong aspect of him, and definitely love that.

I think I understand you, and again, I think it would be a good thing to focus more on that aspect of him, just my opinion, but I hope it helps, anyways, you know that I'll help whenever I can.

I have been exactly where you are - and I even play a buff unicorn type who gets tied up too. :)

So here are some suggestions.

1. Make a rule. For the next two years, Inorog always wins. No matter what. In any story he's in, he gets to win. One way or another, funny or serious, he totally wins.
I get this from professional wrestling, and from the contract that professional wrestler Mark Foley had with the WWF (now WWE). Mick Foley had been with various companies but had built up his fame doing hardcore matches in a lesser promotion playing a famous character called 'Cactus Jack'. King of hardcore.
Mick Foley started a new character with his new WWF contract playing 'Mankind' - a crazy homeless drifter who wore a leather strap-mask and made jokes about his name and fought crazy-style hardcore. And later they introduced another personality of Mankind, called 'Dude Love', a 1960's era peace and love hippe who did hardcore comedy style professional wrestling.

And sometimes Mankind won and sometimes Mankind lost and sometimes Dude Love won and sometimes Dude Love won and sometimes they rescued people or were rescued and so on, as the plot required.

But written into Mick Foley's contract was this: If you ever want me to play Cactus Jack, king of hardcore, in the WWF, he never loses. Everyone else can lose, but Cactus Jack never loses. And the WWF agreed, having no big plans for Cactus Jack.

Well, guess what? Five years later, there was a big plotline where neither Mankind nor Dude Love were powerful enough to beat a villain - so they had to call on their ultimate multiper personality, Cactus Jack! Who won, because he always wins. -:)

So give yourself a rest and choose to win. :)

2. Take Inorog private for a while. Give him a rest. Consider it a training montage out in the wilderness. -:)

Well I can understand a little. You see. I first use my Polar Bear Grimm as an avatar. And many people thought that he is my fursona. But I really don't care about it, them I put the image of Albert my purple dragon. Then new people thought that he is my fursona them... but you see. All of my characters has a part of me, but I am not 100℅ them... sometimes I really wanted to be like some of my characters because they really don't have shame or fear about what they really are. I think that RPing with them is good just to forget unnecessary things in my mind. I am still young so is normal that I have fear of the world. But my characters make me feel less stressful and more happier. Not only to create them but people like them.
I don't see Inorog as a joke. Like you see. My character Scarface like to mock him, but he always like to mock his friends also he only spanked Ino once when I usually draw Inorog spank him more because I really think that Inorog is a strong man.
Well I really wrote a lot. I know that life is a hard thing but get frustrated won't help. I hope you can get more free time for yourself so don't need to worry. Everything will be a lot better. I really have hope in that.

Inorog doesn't have to be an outright fursona to represent you, nor does anything have to outright represent you to be a fursona! They never really have to look or act like you. Buster isn't me so much as who I wish I was sometimes, especially when it comes to sex- impish, confident, self-loving, jovial, witty, and comfortable in his own body. I am none of these things except maybe jovial, but he's still my 'sona! He was an accident, really. I always intended Jude to be my 'sona. You bond to who you bond to, bruh!

I've never seen Ino as a joke- I've always considered him a mega hot dominant who just sometimes bites off more than he can chew! If it makes you feel any better he could absolutely rip anyone in my cast apart, including Lightning. (He's more of a fancy lawn ornament. :P) I've never felt like he himself was a joke, only that you would occasionally make jokes about toxic masculinity, as you said.

You're into what you're into, dude, and it's totally fair to put out a PSA if you feel like something isn't right or if something is unintentionally wearing you down. Better to politely do that than to completely burn out and snap, or wind up in hospital yo! (Don't do that. I will fucking find you)

I feel like how we view masculinity in general is in fact to blame- because we perceive anything "soft" or "sensitive" as being weak (which really isn't the case), and are quick to turn around and make fun of anything we think of as weak. Especially if we think it'll get a rise out of them! (Maybe in RPs people are trying to rile him up so he'll wrassle?) Hopefully that will change, in time. In the meantime though, I hope you will take some time to yourself to relax and practice some self-care, it's very important. I also hope people will honor your wishes! c:

Hope you're takin' it easy, dood!

I don't see him as a joke at all to be honest. I just sometimes tend to see the situations he ends up in where he gets spanked, dominated, bitten, etc. as just comedic running gags and nothing more. I don't see them as being a reflection of his character at all.

Thank you. That's pretty much I feel about him as well. I think the intense worry I've been feeling about how others regard him, and me, is really a symptom of greater anxiety issues I've been struggling with for a while, and I recently decided (as of last night) to start seeking some professional help for 'em. So we'll see how that goes.

I hope it can work out for you well.

I know we haven't gotten along too well, but I honestly always saw Ino as a character in his own right and not a joke, someone who with a mysterious past. I always thought it would be wonderful to see him tap into his inner feelings and come to terms with who he is. But I know not everyone is into that.

He's still really hot and cuddly though :p

I know this is really late from the posting. I just wanted to put out my view. It is true he has had a few wins. However those wins feel shallow in comparison to his losses. You have explained that seeing him fall is something you enjoy. The issue becomes that his wins seem to be glossed over. He only gets a short blurb about his win and a long, flowing, detailed description of his losses. For example "Wild Hunt." He had a few fights that he won. However this is a very short description of it. "A wild mage appears. He uses fireball. Inorog loses clothing. Inorog smacks mage. Mage is filled with cum." It was short and to the point. It felt more like filler to his fall than anything else. Again this is just my opinion, but I feel that if we had more of a description of him winning his loss wouldn't feel so guaranteed. He has a fighters spirit. Show it off more in detail. Describe his thrill of winning as thoroughly as you describe his defeats. Describe the luscious feeling of his dick in a worthy opponent. Also try to make his losses more of a struggle. Wild hunt he got chloroformed and that was the end of that. Give him more of a fighting chance.

As far as feeling close to your character. That is something that develops over time. Especially if you play as him in your interactions. I have had Aces since my very first time into the furry fandom. He has been what I aspire to be and what I admire. I am very protective of him, perhaps too protective. People in the fandom call me Aces. I understand your feelings about this, but I am getting tired so I can't really describe it well.

Hopefully the above statement wasn't too rambling and helped you out. I always appreciated your work and hope to see more/maybe chat with you.

Thanks and good luck!
Aces.

Honestly

I have a deep respect for the unicorn! I see him as a warrior who fights with honor and glory!

I don't care that he's a unicorn

I don't care that he gets beaten to the ground alot and loses alot!

Because he always gets back up, raring and ready to fight again! I find that incredibly admirable!

So I have the utmost respect for Inorog UwU

Thanks, friend. :]

You're welcome :'D

I wish I wasn't so god damn late. Every time.

You probably don't even think about this journal anymore, and I don't remember if I watched you back then, but I keep on regretting the things I don't do, so I guess I should make sure I don't regret this. Because this journal still exists, so...

To be completely honest, right now, Inorog is my favorite character on this site. Even though you haven't ever interacted with me, I still love your character. And, I take him seriously. I take all characters seriously, and I get why you feel/ felt frustrated about this.

A lot of what we have seen of Inorog seems humorous, but as a writer, I know he's not just a dominant unicorn who likes to spank people and sometimes gets humiliated himself. He's a complex character, one that's been with you for a long time.

He's also a character that I admire, by the way. It's why I might be seeming so annoying. He's been humiliated, and he's gotten back up every time. He's strong, brave, sometimes ridiculous, and definitely attractive.

I probably seem like I'm rambling, now, and on an old journal, too...

Damn, I wish I said this when it was posted. I wish I wasn't late. Anyways, I'm sorry for bothering you.