YouTubers can choose whether or not to show ads on their videos (I think), but they don't have any way of choosing which companies' ads specifically appear on their video

I admit I'm not entirely sure what my end point here is. Like I said, I agree that if you like something then it doesn't really matter if others don't. But this sorta stuff is interesting to think about, I guess

I agree, but I think the reason people still tend to care is because as humans we just like being part of a community. If you like something that others don't, that's great for you. But it does mean a lot of discussions about it will feel like an uphill battle

A look into how he's made and stuff, including the very rough sketch I did and his godawful UV map

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I have the social skills of a bag of peanuts and even I was able to find love there (sort of, it's nothing official yet). So if you haven't already I'd suggest trying it out. If it sucks ass you can just delete it after all, so there's really no risk to it

Idk if you already know about it, but there is this app called Barq that might help. It's not explicitly a dating app, though I'd argue that probably leads to something longer lasting than you'd get with, say, Tinder. It's basically an app for finding irl furry friends

>gravitational pull
>characters are firmly planted on the ground

Always nice to see covers that actually represent the book

🫵 birb

Some pics of the process. I started out with a 3D render done in blender using low poly assets, which I could use as a reference for perspective and lighting during the drawing process