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General | Posted 5 months agoAfter considerable reflection, I have decided to leave Second Life. What once began as a form of escape and creativity has turned into a burdensome and increasingly toxic environment. While my time here has been memorable, I no longer find value in continuing. Here are the main reasons behind my decision:
1. The Drama
The constant drama is draining. It’s not only petty, but it’s also immature and unnecessary. People argue over trivial matters, spread gossip, and engage in behavior that only serves to stir up conflict. It’s clear to me now that this behavior is pervasive, and I can’t invest my time in a space where negativity and immaturity are the norm.
2. The Trophy Syndrome
As a couple, my partner and I have been reduced to nothing more than a status symbol. Our relationship, rather than being valued for its genuine connection, has often been treated as a spectacle for others to admire or envy. On top of that, some people have no boundaries and continuously ask either me or my partner, “Why aren’t you with my partner?” It’s as though our relationship is up for grabs or that we owe them some kind of explanation. This objectification of our bond is something I can no longer tolerate.
3. Walking on Eggshells
The level of sensitivity here is extreme. It’s as though every word and every action is subject to scrutiny, and the fear of offending someone has become overwhelming. I find myself constantly second-guessing every interaction, which makes it impossible to have honest, relaxed conversations. I’m tired of tiptoeing around everyone’s fragile emotions.
4. The "Not-So-Subtle" Horny People
There is an undeniable presence of people who, despite claiming to be interested in friendships or casual interactions, are actually only pursuing physical or sexual connections. I have repeatedly declined such offers, making it clear that I am in a committed relationship. Yet, these requests persist, making it clear that many are only here for their own gratification. It is disrespectful, and I no longer wish to engage with people who cannot respect my boundaries.
5. Creepy Newcomers
Newcomers often cross boundaries without even realizing it—or worse, they don’t care. There is a level of discomfort that comes from interactions with people who are either overly eager or unaware of basic social decency. The lack of respect for personal space and privacy makes these encounters increasingly unpleasant.
6. The Therapist Role
Over time, I have been expected to take on the role of an emotional caretaker for people who unload their personal problems onto me. While I’m happy to listen to friends, the constant stream of strangers seeking advice or solace is draining. I did not join Second Life to become a free therapist, and I’ve grown tired of being an emotional crutch for others.
7. Unstable Relationships
There is a disturbing trend in Second Life where relationships are often unstable or treated as temporary experiments. Many people are quick to jump into open relationships or situations that are never built on any solid foundation. I was fortunate enough to find a real, committed partner, but the constant chaos and emotional instability around me have made it clear that this is not a healthy environment for genuine relationships.
8. Lost Spark
What initially made Second Life exciting—the creativity, the sense of exploration—has slowly turned into a tedious routine. What once felt like an adventure has become a monotonous grind, with the novelty long gone. I no longer feel inspired, and logging in has started to feel like a chore rather than a choice.
9. Scams and AI Art
The platform has become rife with scams, both large and small. The dishonesty is everywhere—from fake goods to shady dealings. But the most egregious issue for me has been the use of AI-generated art for profit. People use these soulless, mass-produced images to sell as “art,” with no real creative effort behind them. This has completely devalued the work of genuine artists and soured my view of the marketplace.
10. Childish People
A concerning amount of individuals here act like they are stuck in their teenage years. From petty arguments to extreme self-centeredness, the level of maturity is, frankly, disappointing. I no longer have the patience for people who refuse to take responsibility for their actions and constantly seek drama and attention.
11. Grudges That Never End
Second Life seems to be a place where grudges are held for years. People can’t seem to let go of past conflicts or old mistakes. I’ve moved on from things, but many others remain trapped in cycles of resentment. It’s toxic, and I refuse to be dragged back into that environment.
12. My Partner and the End of the Purpose
I consider myself extremely fortunate to have found a partner in Second Life who has become an integral part of my life. This connection is rare, and it’s something that I deeply value. But because of this, Second Life no longer serves any meaningful purpose for me. I’ve found what I was looking for—genuine love and companionship—and I no longer need to be in this virtual space. However, I am not abandoning my friends here. I continue to stay in touch with them through Telegram and Discord, and our relationships remain unchanged.
13. Conversations That Feel Scripted
Some people talk like they’re straight out of The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion—repeating the same shallow lines, generic flattery, and awkward phrases like they’re reading from a script. There’s no real engagement or depth. Just canned small talk and robotic catchphrases. It’s bizarre and unsettling.
14. Needy People Everywhere
There’s a difference between friendship and emotional dependency. Unfortunately, many users blur that line and latch on, demanding constant attention, validation, or reassurance. The neediness isn’t just tiring—it’s suffocating. I can't be someone’s entire support system just because they don’t want to be alone online.
15. Emotional Overinvestment
Too many people pour their entire emotional lives into Second Life, treating every interaction like a lifeline. They confuse attention with affection and expect constant emotional availability, even from people they barely know. It’s not about being cold—it’s about boundaries. When someone makes you responsible for their mood, their loneliness, or their sense of self-worth, it stops being a friendship and starts feeling like emotional hostage-taking.
I’ve had people lash out just because I couldn’t be online or wasn’t “there enough.” That’s not connection—it’s pressure. And I’m not here to be anyone’s emotional crutch. I care, but I won’t carry someone else’s weight at the cost of my own peace.
For all of these reasons, I’ve decided that my time in Second Life has come to an end. While I may have enjoyed it at one point, the platform has become a place that no longer provides me with the peace or fulfillment I once found. I am moving on to something more meaningful and real.
Fuck Second Life.
Q&A
Am I being called out?
No. This is a personal decision based on my experiences and frustrations. It’s not about calling anyone out or criticizing anyone directly.
Do you want to join VRChat?
We just left Second Life; we don’t want to get sucked back into another platform. We’re looking for something more grounded and real, not another virtual world.
Are you coming back?
Probably not. My time in Second Life has run its course, and I feel no need to return. I’ve moved on to new things, and I don’t see myself coming back anytime soon.
1. The Drama
The constant drama is draining. It’s not only petty, but it’s also immature and unnecessary. People argue over trivial matters, spread gossip, and engage in behavior that only serves to stir up conflict. It’s clear to me now that this behavior is pervasive, and I can’t invest my time in a space where negativity and immaturity are the norm.
2. The Trophy Syndrome
As a couple, my partner and I have been reduced to nothing more than a status symbol. Our relationship, rather than being valued for its genuine connection, has often been treated as a spectacle for others to admire or envy. On top of that, some people have no boundaries and continuously ask either me or my partner, “Why aren’t you with my partner?” It’s as though our relationship is up for grabs or that we owe them some kind of explanation. This objectification of our bond is something I can no longer tolerate.
3. Walking on Eggshells
The level of sensitivity here is extreme. It’s as though every word and every action is subject to scrutiny, and the fear of offending someone has become overwhelming. I find myself constantly second-guessing every interaction, which makes it impossible to have honest, relaxed conversations. I’m tired of tiptoeing around everyone’s fragile emotions.
4. The "Not-So-Subtle" Horny People
There is an undeniable presence of people who, despite claiming to be interested in friendships or casual interactions, are actually only pursuing physical or sexual connections. I have repeatedly declined such offers, making it clear that I am in a committed relationship. Yet, these requests persist, making it clear that many are only here for their own gratification. It is disrespectful, and I no longer wish to engage with people who cannot respect my boundaries.
5. Creepy Newcomers
Newcomers often cross boundaries without even realizing it—or worse, they don’t care. There is a level of discomfort that comes from interactions with people who are either overly eager or unaware of basic social decency. The lack of respect for personal space and privacy makes these encounters increasingly unpleasant.
6. The Therapist Role
Over time, I have been expected to take on the role of an emotional caretaker for people who unload their personal problems onto me. While I’m happy to listen to friends, the constant stream of strangers seeking advice or solace is draining. I did not join Second Life to become a free therapist, and I’ve grown tired of being an emotional crutch for others.
7. Unstable Relationships
There is a disturbing trend in Second Life where relationships are often unstable or treated as temporary experiments. Many people are quick to jump into open relationships or situations that are never built on any solid foundation. I was fortunate enough to find a real, committed partner, but the constant chaos and emotional instability around me have made it clear that this is not a healthy environment for genuine relationships.
8. Lost Spark
What initially made Second Life exciting—the creativity, the sense of exploration—has slowly turned into a tedious routine. What once felt like an adventure has become a monotonous grind, with the novelty long gone. I no longer feel inspired, and logging in has started to feel like a chore rather than a choice.
9. Scams and AI Art
The platform has become rife with scams, both large and small. The dishonesty is everywhere—from fake goods to shady dealings. But the most egregious issue for me has been the use of AI-generated art for profit. People use these soulless, mass-produced images to sell as “art,” with no real creative effort behind them. This has completely devalued the work of genuine artists and soured my view of the marketplace.
10. Childish People
A concerning amount of individuals here act like they are stuck in their teenage years. From petty arguments to extreme self-centeredness, the level of maturity is, frankly, disappointing. I no longer have the patience for people who refuse to take responsibility for their actions and constantly seek drama and attention.
11. Grudges That Never End
Second Life seems to be a place where grudges are held for years. People can’t seem to let go of past conflicts or old mistakes. I’ve moved on from things, but many others remain trapped in cycles of resentment. It’s toxic, and I refuse to be dragged back into that environment.
12. My Partner and the End of the Purpose
I consider myself extremely fortunate to have found a partner in Second Life who has become an integral part of my life. This connection is rare, and it’s something that I deeply value. But because of this, Second Life no longer serves any meaningful purpose for me. I’ve found what I was looking for—genuine love and companionship—and I no longer need to be in this virtual space. However, I am not abandoning my friends here. I continue to stay in touch with them through Telegram and Discord, and our relationships remain unchanged.
13. Conversations That Feel Scripted
Some people talk like they’re straight out of The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion—repeating the same shallow lines, generic flattery, and awkward phrases like they’re reading from a script. There’s no real engagement or depth. Just canned small talk and robotic catchphrases. It’s bizarre and unsettling.
14. Needy People Everywhere
There’s a difference between friendship and emotional dependency. Unfortunately, many users blur that line and latch on, demanding constant attention, validation, or reassurance. The neediness isn’t just tiring—it’s suffocating. I can't be someone’s entire support system just because they don’t want to be alone online.
15. Emotional Overinvestment
Too many people pour their entire emotional lives into Second Life, treating every interaction like a lifeline. They confuse attention with affection and expect constant emotional availability, even from people they barely know. It’s not about being cold—it’s about boundaries. When someone makes you responsible for their mood, their loneliness, or their sense of self-worth, it stops being a friendship and starts feeling like emotional hostage-taking.
I’ve had people lash out just because I couldn’t be online or wasn’t “there enough.” That’s not connection—it’s pressure. And I’m not here to be anyone’s emotional crutch. I care, but I won’t carry someone else’s weight at the cost of my own peace.
For all of these reasons, I’ve decided that my time in Second Life has come to an end. While I may have enjoyed it at one point, the platform has become a place that no longer provides me with the peace or fulfillment I once found. I am moving on to something more meaningful and real.
Fuck Second Life.
Q&A
Am I being called out?
No. This is a personal decision based on my experiences and frustrations. It’s not about calling anyone out or criticizing anyone directly.
Do you want to join VRChat?
We just left Second Life; we don’t want to get sucked back into another platform. We’re looking for something more grounded and real, not another virtual world.
Are you coming back?
Probably not. My time in Second Life has run its course, and I feel no need to return. I’ve moved on to new things, and I don’t see myself coming back anytime soon.
About AI arts and Second Life
General | Posted 2 years agoI have nothing against AI art as a means of personal use.
But, making AI art, selling it and then on top of it pretending that it takes skill to make it is just wrong. You're profiting from someone elses work without their consent and without crediting them.
Most people that use AI art to profiteer, know nothing about any art fundamentals or the hard work that goes into honing ones artistic skills to create something. Instead, it's yet just again a way to get instant gratification or greed. A robot does all the hard work for you. All you need to do is some 'basic thinking' to get a result you want.
I encourage to learn to actually draw and go through the growing pains. That is where you find true meaning and satisfaction of making art. It opens the door way to make anything you can ever imagine exactly the way you want it.
In AI art, there is no satisfaction to be found, because you haven't created it, no matter how hard you lie to yourself.
But, making AI art, selling it and then on top of it pretending that it takes skill to make it is just wrong. You're profiting from someone elses work without their consent and without crediting them.
Most people that use AI art to profiteer, know nothing about any art fundamentals or the hard work that goes into honing ones artistic skills to create something. Instead, it's yet just again a way to get instant gratification or greed. A robot does all the hard work for you. All you need to do is some 'basic thinking' to get a result you want.
I encourage to learn to actually draw and go through the growing pains. That is where you find true meaning and satisfaction of making art. It opens the door way to make anything you can ever imagine exactly the way you want it.
In AI art, there is no satisfaction to be found, because you haven't created it, no matter how hard you lie to yourself.
Vector Icon Commission is open
General | Posted 2 years agoVector illustrative Icommission is avaiable.
Can be used as logo and can resized to any size you want.
Price : 30 $ / € include all written below :
- - Png ( both transparent and background included)
-- PDF (same as png plus can be resized to any size you want without losing resolutions, perfect for logos or any use in medias)
-- Sketch version ( usually i do aketch before rework with vector but i decide to include that as well)
PM me on notes if you're interested :D
Can be used as logo and can resized to any size you want.
Price : 30 $ / € include all written below :
- - Png ( both transparent and background included)
-- PDF (same as png plus can be resized to any size you want without losing resolutions, perfect for logos or any use in medias)
-- Sketch version ( usually i do aketch before rework with vector but i decide to include that as well)
PM me on notes if you're interested :D
New Discord Account
General | Posted 2 years agoSo very few of you know that I decided to delete the one that i have been using for long time and I made a new one for these reasons:
I had to make this journal because they will ask me questions about why and how , so here it goes:
Reasons I decided to delete the current one:
-Unnecessary furry dramas, ( Especially those are who can't shut up about Furry youtubers, zoophiles and etc ),
-Yes , I heard that million times about how bad they are and I agree, Can we move the fuck on?
-Easiest way to purge
- You can ask me to readd you, Not a problem :D
-Immature/Toxic ppl
-Yeah thats a classic, but let's be real.....They're the biggest pain in the ass , nothing but manipulative fuckwits
And Finally
-Refresh from start
That is all
I had to make this journal because they will ask me questions about why and how , so here it goes:
Reasons I decided to delete the current one:
-Unnecessary furry dramas, ( Especially those are who can't shut up about Furry youtubers, zoophiles and etc ),
-Yes , I heard that million times about how bad they are and I agree, Can we move the fuck on?
-Easiest way to purge
- You can ask me to readd you, Not a problem :D
-Immature/Toxic ppl
-Yeah thats a classic, but let's be real.....They're the biggest pain in the ass , nothing but manipulative fuckwits
And Finally
-Refresh from start
That is all
Commissions are open!
General | Posted 3 years agoFeel free to contact me either by Discord, Telegram or sending note on FA
Thank you:)
Thank you:)
Commission Break
General | Posted 3 years agoHey there, Dingo here.
A while ago I had to take a break from commissions and also drawing because of my RL job since I work as a designer.
Latley I have more projects coming and I get pretty exhausted and when I arrive home ,I lost the mood to make a drawing.
There are some commissions(not paid luckily) and trades on hold cause of that. So apologies and also thank you for understanding.
I might open the commission in the near future
A while ago I had to take a break from commissions and also drawing because of my RL job since I work as a designer.
Latley I have more projects coming and I get pretty exhausted and when I arrive home ,I lost the mood to make a drawing.
There are some commissions(not paid luckily) and trades on hold cause of that. So apologies and also thank you for understanding.
I might open the commission in the near future
Looking for a voice actor (for video )
General | Posted 3 years agoHey guys
it's the annoying and creepy dingo again
A friend of mine is looking for a freelance voice actor for video he is working on.
If anyone is interested let me know.
Thanks
it's the annoying and creepy dingo again
A friend of mine is looking for a freelance voice actor for video he is working on.
If anyone is interested let me know.
Thanks
Art Updates
General | Posted 3 years agoHey guys ,it's the creepy and annoying dingo here again!
Unfortunately I no longer accept to make gift arts ,whether it's birthday or other special occasions and even for 'close' friends.Fan arts are also no longer acceptable!
But I only do Art trades and Commissions only.
There will be an addition of Reference Sheet since some suggested me to add it so I will make my own first and see how it comes out.
Anyway thank you for reading. And stay safe!
Unfortunately I no longer accept to make gift arts ,whether it's birthday or other special occasions and even for 'close' friends.Fan arts are also no longer acceptable!
But I only do Art trades and Commissions only.
There will be an addition of Reference Sheet since some suggested me to add it so I will make my own first and see how it comes out.
Anyway thank you for reading. And stay safe!
Discord Schedule
General | Posted 3 years agoHello everyone
Some of you know that latley I decided to talk way less and not using Discord except only weekends. I cannot tell you why I decided to do that way but it's more of personal reasons, have alot of shit in mind going on.
If you want to keep chatting me I mostly use Telegram ZeiwaDingo or you can check on the profile or if you don't have any you can use Notes on Fur Affinity.
Thank you for reading this.
And I hope you have a wonderful day
Zeiwa
Some of you know that latley I decided to talk way less and not using Discord except only weekends. I cannot tell you why I decided to do that way but it's more of personal reasons, have alot of shit in mind going on.
If you want to keep chatting me I mostly use Telegram ZeiwaDingo or you can check on the profile or if you don't have any you can use Notes on Fur Affinity.
Thank you for reading this.
And I hope you have a wonderful day
Zeiwa
One year older
General | Posted 4 years agoWohoo im 32!
Now where my prune juice?
Now where my prune juice?
NFSW Account
General | Posted 4 years agoI recently opened an NFSW account 
nodingo Bear in mind that it will be only contains NFSW only . SO NO MINORS PLEASE BE WARNED.
ALSO COMMISSIONS CAN POSSIBLY BE AVAILABLE IN NSFW AT THE SAME RATE
Thank you
Zeiwa
nodingo Bear in mind that it will be only contains NFSW only . SO NO MINORS PLEASE BE WARNED. ALSO COMMISSIONS CAN POSSIBLY BE AVAILABLE IN NSFW AT THE SAME RATE
Thank you
Zeiwa
Artist Recommendation
General | Posted 4 years agoI highly recommend to take a look at my boyfriend Shiro's Art at 
shirogu5
He is currently open for commissions and also makes fantastic comics.
Please give support by giving a watch on his page.
Thank you!
shirogu5He is currently open for commissions and also makes fantastic comics.
Please give support by giving a watch on his page.
Thank you!
