I think fat fur characters that are gardeners are so cute. There's just something nice about a big guy being delicate and caring with plants, butterflies and such, leaves me with a wholesome, calm feeling.

That way you could plug them next to your sofa and get easy access to your food without getting up.

I think it's fair to say that just because you have that one niche thing in common with someone else, that doesn't guarantee a lasting, healthy friendship/relationship. At best, it's a start.

But most importantly, be around people, not just because of what they like, but because you like them.

Am I the only one who misses being able to enter a page in the url when scrolling through a favourite page? I add lots of artwork and I miss being able to easily pick where I want to look in the favourites page in an instant, whether it's somewhere specific or just picking a number at random.

Am I the only one who misses being able to enter a page in the url when scrolling through a favourite page? I add lots of artwork and I miss being able to easily pick where I want to look in the favourites page in an instant, whether it's somewhere specific or just picking a number at random.

I'm actually amazed by how many other fat fur fans are also on the ace-spectrum. You are a spectacular lot, happy pride month.

For those of you who don't know, the animator does amazingly, beautiful anime short films. They feature cute, chubby characters in slice of life stories, generally creating a comedic/wholesome tone. I highly recommend checking out their animations, they can be seen on YouTube and e926.

I realize that I have a habit of checking an artist's gallery I like and adding a lot of their works at once to my favourites, even old art sometimes. I personally like to call that a "Fav Wave". It's kind of my way of expressing what I like about an artist's work. But I thought I'd just ask, how do artists feel about this practice in general?