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I just wanted to let you know how much I like this picture. I originally found your content over on Deviantart, but then came lurking over here for your latest uploads. I had been lurking for quite a while until you posted the latest "Shine" panel, putting Lure's fate up to a vote, when I decided to finally make an account over here; though, this upload is what initially made me think to make an account because I wanted to comment on it, but I didn't think you'd see it if I commented over on Deviantart.
Anyway, I just wanted to say that I like this picture a lot. It helps me feel at ease with myself. While I understand that this site wasn't specifically designed to cater to the AB/DL group, I would hope that, given the subject material of the picture in question (and even the subject material of the comic "Shine" as a whole), it should come as no great surprise when I admit to having enjoyed AB aspects for some number of years and DL aspects for a great many more. Though, when exploring my AB side, I tend to find myself feeling jealous. I find media that portrays females who are into the scene as being cute and innocent, while males - through no fault of the content creators (in fact, moreso through confirmation bias and no small amount of self-consciousness on my part) - are generally not. I find myself reflecting negatively within, thinking "Oh, that's something I want to do; jeeze, I can't imagine how I would look to an outsider looking in." But when I saw this piece, it made me feel warm inside. It made me feel like it was possible for me to feel as cute and as precious as Lure looks in the picture.
Therefore, that's what prompted me to want to write a response to this beautifully-drawn picture in particular, though, I am a fan of all of your artwork so far and look forward to many more pieces to come.
Anyway, I just wanted to say that I like this picture a lot. It helps me feel at ease with myself. While I understand that this site wasn't specifically designed to cater to the AB/DL group, I would hope that, given the subject material of the picture in question (and even the subject material of the comic "Shine" as a whole), it should come as no great surprise when I admit to having enjoyed AB aspects for some number of years and DL aspects for a great many more. Though, when exploring my AB side, I tend to find myself feeling jealous. I find media that portrays females who are into the scene as being cute and innocent, while males - through no fault of the content creators (in fact, moreso through confirmation bias and no small amount of self-consciousness on my part) - are generally not. I find myself reflecting negatively within, thinking "Oh, that's something I want to do; jeeze, I can't imagine how I would look to an outsider looking in." But when I saw this piece, it made me feel warm inside. It made me feel like it was possible for me to feel as cute and as precious as Lure looks in the picture.
Therefore, that's what prompted me to want to write a response to this beautifully-drawn picture in particular, though, I am a fan of all of your artwork so far and look forward to many more pieces to come.
Truthfully ibhave the same feelings when looking at pics of ab girls. Theyre all so young and pretty and slim...and im not any of those. But when you indulge in your little side youre activating your innocence and happiness and getting in touch with your inner child and truthfully....when youre in that space...to me everyone looks cute. Its not the outside that matters. I know that's corny but its that inner light that shines through.
My previous comment was a bit rushed as I had somewhere to be, but since then I have revised my comment and realized that I did a very poor job explaining what it was exactly that I liked about the picture, instead preferring to spend much time self-analyzing. As I am unaware of a method to edit comments, I figured the least I could do was to make an addendum in the form of a second comment.
I think the part I like most about the picture and what really stands out is Lure's thick, padded diaper and look of pure bliss as he cuddles with his stuffed dinosaur. The diaper's crinkles around the leg do a good job suggesting thickness and padded-ness, making the diaper look all the more comfy to wear. Lure's legs are also bowed in such a way that supports this appearance. The dinosaur's eyes are inanimate, but not lifeless, in a way. It's difficult to describe, but though it's clearly a stuffed animal, the picture very clearly depicts the "personality" of a well-loved stuffed animal. The arm over Lure's shoulder and quiet, passive gaze both work to reinforce the idea that the stuffed dinosaur is there for Lure - to receive all his love and snuggles and to provide silent comfort in times of sadness.
I think the part I like most about the picture and what really stands out is Lure's thick, padded diaper and look of pure bliss as he cuddles with his stuffed dinosaur. The diaper's crinkles around the leg do a good job suggesting thickness and padded-ness, making the diaper look all the more comfy to wear. Lure's legs are also bowed in such a way that supports this appearance. The dinosaur's eyes are inanimate, but not lifeless, in a way. It's difficult to describe, but though it's clearly a stuffed animal, the picture very clearly depicts the "personality" of a well-loved stuffed animal. The arm over Lure's shoulder and quiet, passive gaze both work to reinforce the idea that the stuffed dinosaur is there for Lure - to receive all his love and snuggles and to provide silent comfort in times of sadness.
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