Well then, just to give myself a bit of context, and some clarity to the scant few who decide to follow me, (Seriously, there are like soooo many artists out there that deserve your attention.), here's what's happening.

I'm currently in school and working on a tech degree, which hopefully will land me work in game development, whether for writing or design.

Still working at my current job which I detest most days, but things have been improving on that end as well lately.

I've discovered a fresh new outlook in the form of Warhammer gaming, which has honestly brought me out of my rut when it comes to staying confident and content. It's a wonderful hobby, and I wouldn't trade the people I've met through that hobby for anything.


As for other things, the thoughts of leaving the fandom aren't as strong, but at the same time I don't always feel apart of it. More like a passive observer, and furry boobie savant, to be fair. But that said, I've met great friends here too, but I feel like I haven't earned my 'badge' until I've actually gone to a con. I know the big ones, (hurr hurr), Anthrocon, MFF, Megaplex, and the like, but haven't decided on the first one to visit. If I'm going on that kind of trip, which would cost me no small sum, I might as well go big while I have the chance. Still, I've also heard that it's better to not let that be your very first fur con, since it's the biggest and most famous. Either way, I'm trying to figure that out.

It's strange; all the scattered people I know through kinks, shared interests, online and off, I'm connected through this fandom, but also not. Maybe I'm just envious of the more well traveled furs, i.e. the ones who make an effort to visit many cons in a single year and meet artists, friends, etc.

In other words, still on my path and walking, as far as my legs will carry me.