Look, every form of media is problematic. You show me a movie or TV show or book that doesn't have a SINGLE sexual, racial, etc. problematic element and I will eat my shoes. That doesn't mean we can't enjoy things while acknowledging that they are problematic.

Also, writing me off as a fake feminist because I like princess characters is utter garbage. It's so cliche to talk about the problems with a princess character and act like that makes it impossible for a princess character to have any merits. Disney princesses might have problems, but they also promote women thinking for themselves, reaching for their dreams, working through hardship, etc. so if you want to fucking tell me that DIsney princesses hold no merit for a feminist, I will gladly tell you to go fuck yourself. The characters that YOU PREFER (your words) in no way have to affect what I choose to draw. Get a grip.

And finally, my drawing females in consensual sexually-themed situations isn't "objectifying" them. If you don't like my art style or think my sexual images are offensive, you're welcome to not look at them, but drawing women naked is NOT the same as objectifying them.

OH, and one last thing—Disney's films may be aimed primarily at children, but that doesn't mean adults can't watch them, can't be fans of them, and can't create work inspired by them. Telling me that Disney films are "children's films" as if that's some sort of admonishment isn't going to do anything.

Thank you for your unsolicited opinions about the merits of my art and how they stack up to my morals as you have viewed them as a third party. You may leave now.

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sorry I don't...know who you are, am I missing something? ;o;

HEYY I HEART YOU TOO~
how are you doing? ;o; coping?