So... wait, is Sandy a guy or a girl... for that matter is Ria a guy or a girl? ITS SO HARD TO TELL THE GENDER OF AN ANIMAL!

it doesn't really matter anyway

Well I think it matters. Weather or not this is an adult comic, I doubt it, we still would like to know the genders of your characters. You have to take into consideration that these are your vharacters, and this is the first time they are being seen. I personally would like to know what voice to put to each character, but others may want to know the specific gender of your character for a number of reasons. What if someone wanted to write a fanfiction or fanart for the comic. Or maybe someone just wants to know. Also, you should answer your fans wuestions appropriately. Thay guy ask what gender your characters were and you told him it doesnt matter. That doesnt answer his question at all. If anything, its kind of rude to avoid the question, especially on the assumption that hes asking you for erotic reasons when in fact he may just want to know.

These are just fictional characters. It really doesn't matter what gender they are. Gender is really subjective, and there are more than just 2 genders. I think it's okay for people to interpret the characters however they want. And anyway, if people can't tell that Sandy and Ria are both female by their names and pronouns used, as well as the way I draw them, then I don't really care, and they shouldn't put much concern into it either. Their genders have nothing to do with the story itself.

You are correct when you say gender is subjective, but your still missing the point. Its pretty disrespectful to disregard someones question and impose your own thoughts in the absense of a clear answer. Your art is beautiful and your very talented. But rude.

I'm not exactly sure how that is rude. The asker said it was hard to tell the gender of animals, and many of my watchers must feel the same way. I did not ignore their question, I told them it doesn't matter what gender they choose to interpret the characters. If I hadn't replied to them at all, then that would be disregarding their question. It would have been rude if I gave them the same paragraph I replied to you with, because that would have been imposing my views on them. And anyway, isn't that what you're doing right now? Imposing your views on me? I don't see how that is a bad thing. That's what people do on a daily basis. That's just life.

Also, as an androgynous person, I get the question "Are you a boy or a girl?" fairly frequently. It is annoying and I do wish people would stop caring so much about gender. I know that doesn't have much to do with answering DigiThing's question, but I hope that helps you see where I'm coming from.

Honestly, I think in keeping it so androgynous and ambiguous, it greatly adds to their relatability! They're very endearing, and it gives it an adorable, innocent vibe; LOVE the comic, by the way!!!

i should probably clarify that when i say "gender is really subjective," i meant the genders of fictional characters, not so much the genders of real people. An individual's own gender is subjective only to themself.

keep up the good work

gosh, people can be so nit-picky.

but those eyes. ;w; who could go away from those?