The best artists are dysfunctional in some way
They think Van Gogh might have been colorblind
All of your art looks like lovely people and not like chairs so I think you're very good at rehabilitating the not-right shapes into the right ones through gumption, pain and suffering
Just like the best artists

Look up Dysgraphia

look it up and found a article listing some symptoms and surprise surprise, i share some similar symptoms. the spatial awareness when drawing o canvas in particular. when i draw one for one on a canvas using a reference i always mess up and draw more than what is need and i either need to expand the canvas or shrink the drawing layer to a similar size. i also tended to hold a pencil/pen tightly when i used to write things as a kid. sometimes causing discomfort.

If its not Dysgraphia you may have something similar, my youngest brother has it, made school pretty hard - Hopefully this leads to some answers for you

I had the same issue , so much so it caused me to stop drawing. I got great forearms now but still.. it really did make things difficult. back then i would power through it but now I just dont have it anymore.

you might not believe me but the stuff you draw always looks very...alive, if that makes sense. like, the poses seem right. you've got a great talent for this stuff, and i hope that things 'not looking right' won't discourage you from improving

i dont believe that at all. and as for that last bit, it does. ALOT. if i fail at it, i get discourage and do something else and dont improve at all.

i'm a self taught artist (too self conscious to get into porn tho), so i know how you feel. practice is the only way to get better, but every time you practice you don't like what you see and it makes you want to stop practicing--it's a frustrating cycle.
the only advice i can really give is to think of your practice not as practice, but just as something you're doing for fun. it can be hard, but taking a step back from scrutinizing every detail of your art and just appreciating it as something that you created for yourself can be very rewarding in its own way.
comparing the stuff you did years ago to the stuff you did now, you've definitely improved in anatomy and general artistic skill, but you seem afraid to experiment and try different poses/compositions. i don't mean that as an insult at all, i know exactly how that feels, but keep in mind that there are a lot of people out there who like all the stuff you do regardless (myself included). like jake the dog once said, sucking at something is the first step to being sorta good at something

Ye, I got the same but I was taught a trick recently that is a rather good crutch to pose things fast.

Hahaha!

As a fellow inflicted person of that syndrome, I feel like a lot of artist suffer from it. XD

I’m sorry I read this. You said not to, but I did; I admit it. I apologize.

Still freakin’ love your work tho’.

The feared rival of Dickslexia: Asslexia.

you're not my dad, i do what i want >:B

Yeah - you told me. That's why I'm here.
Expanding the canvas is a good thing. Thicc cuties needs a lot of space. Keep them coming. You never disappointed me.

First off you can't put up a title that says "Don't read this" and expect me not to read it! It's like having a big red shiny button in front of me that says "Do not press" and not have me press it! Second, it's not a huge deal, I think every artist has something that will always stump them, basically their Kryptonite, mine is feet, can't draw them and when I do they look like they are horribly disfigured. But it's okay the rest of your work is freaking awesome so who cares if you can't do ass poses, your sexy ladies more than make up for it in my opinion!