Do you do commissions? How lucrative is that? Are you able to pay all your bills and expenses?

>>314891
They're free

>>314892
I guess that brings me to my next question- what do find yourself drawing the most as a nsfw artist?

>>314893
I think I get used to draw aliens, object heads, humans, I wanted to draw some better body anatomy I wish

same nona im 4b and never got in a relationship w a moid

i was absolutely better than everyone for saving myself until i was almost 21. the problem was i got raped the second i fell in love and let me guard down. don’t make my mistake.

>>314887
what happened?

>>314888
he built up my trust enough to be alone with him and allow him to start courting me and he went insane

>>314887
you’re still a virgin because he literally raped you. having sex means it’s consensual and rape ≠ sex

>>314831
tbh I literally didn't feel any different before and after
I guess it depends on the person

my entire life and everything about me changed because i was raped. i think it depends how it happens.

>>314841
ofc
rape basically communicates to your psyche you're fundamentally unsafe in this world

Wow.

Americans say the Soviet Union was a huge success.

>>314845
i wish i knew how to feel safe again

>>314881
>
because they do it for free

Yea, Rule 2 is there so nobody will be singled out due to their typing style. It sucks but it helps nonas keep their identities anonymous

AI makes me so fucking depressed. It's perfectly unrealistic and a constant reminder of what I'll never have.
My self esteem is rightfully in the gutters. I don't deserve escapism

>>314870
if I could I wouldn't be here

>>314873
Can I ask you a question?

No. Get a job. Get a life.

>>314878
you can.

>>275431
how uncomfortable is it for you to walk around with a diaper all the time because the axewound between your legs keeps leaking?

Bio-Chan Sama… It's you!?

I love Bio-Chan <3

Does she have a transphobic magical animal companion? Or would that just be Cece.

>>275578
We should give her cece as a charm pet

found a bio chan lookalike on pinterest

>>314546
Come to Japan!

Kinmugi 75% off waiting in the fridge at home… I'm so excited to get buzzed and chill with music tonight.

Argument with my boyfriend so it’s beer time

>>314849
MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just bought some orange whisky highballs and beer for tonight!

>>314420
I think Ellen Willis was basically right when she wrote this in the 80s reflecting on the 60s. The feminist movement did not consolidate enough for overall goal and succumbed to doomerism. The lack of psych theory to address both male and female sides of patriarchy is still a problem

>>314521
this is closer to the truth, the gender differences are obviously not simply coerced on us by authority figures but more like recreated from our daily interactions and perceptions, until they feel self-imposed, part of our own belief about ourselves etc. this unconsciously perpetuates sexism

>>314843
this is related https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/sex-without-identity-feminist-politics-sexual-difference/

>>314843
No I mean the European identitarian movement (not American white supremacists).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identitarian_movement

https://counter-currents.com/2011/02/benoist-on-feminism-iq-the-wealth-of-nations-interview-on-the-human-sciences-part-4/
>But there are two forms of feminism: egalitarian feminism and identitarian feminism. The first thinks that the best means of ensuring the promotion of women is to work to gradually blur the distinction between masculine and feminine social roles. Women must be able to do “everything that men do,” but in this case it the male social role is implicitly taken as the model. The second, by contrast, holds that one can assert the equality of women only on the basis of their distinctness. The New Right supports the second tendency, represented in particular by Luce Irigaray, rather than the first, represented in particular by Simone de Beauvoir or Elisabeth Badinter.

>>314839
>ecological feminist
So you refuse to use tampons? Did you really needed a new buzzword for that?

>>314852
When you have no life and no real identity, you gotta make up labels. Anyone that into politics is already a redflag, just tells me they are not a human being but a set of political ideas wearing human skin. Once you question such a person about anything outside of politics, soon you realize just how sad and empty their life truly is.

Anyway, reusable cotton period pads ftw and i no longer get skin irritation + save a lot of money. And my younger sister says diva cups are the best choice she made. At least she won't ever have to risk gettint toxic shock syndrome from a nasty ass tampon, f that shit.

>>314827
Get yourself a husband and stay at home, it's still perfectly doable. Just because you don't have any goals in life outside of baby making doesn't mean the rest of us should be dragged into it

>>313032
same here

>>313032
I use Brave on my phone because my friend’s military dad makes her use it. I need to get back into Tor but I am bad at using it.

>>312086
>Privacy
For anything privacy related, I like to check out privacy guide's recommendations.
https://www.privacyguides.org/en/search-engines/
https://github.com/pluja/awesome-privacy?tab=readme-ov-file#search-engines
I personally like to use Startpage for its similarity to google, Brave for its AI and DuckDuckGo because you can watch youtube videos on there without having to open youtube.
(I also watch youtube videos via invidious instances https://docs.invidious.io/instances/ or just use peertube at https://joinpeertube.org/browse-content )
I looked a bit into https://docs.searxng.org/ and tried out SearX instances, but the results don't seem as relevant to me compared to other engines' and setting things up would take some work. If I was at a point where I'd need secure privacy to this extent, I'd be using Tor and a different device anyway. For .onion sites, I've used Ahmia at https://ahmia.fi/
>more engines
I've been looking for different search engines myself; my go-to to search for site and program alternatives is this site: https://alternativeto.net/software/google-search/
Now I don't know how privacy focussed they are, but I like to use WolframAlpha for technical searches https://www.wolframalpha.com/ and I recommended https://www.factmonster.com/ to a parent before.
I also use AI search engines like https://www.perplexity.ai/ for random stuff and https://consensus.app/ to loPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>314344
>privacy-focussed AI
That's an oxymoron. They all sell your data.

Americans think living in a police state is a victory.