Any information on how you host your own blog would be helpful.

I have a lot of aborted unfinished stories/comics because I stop and realize where could I ever post it?

Yes!

Yeougui - "Until the industry acknowledges that distinction, creators have to defend their own stability while continuing to make the work they believe in." (End)

Yeougui - "The broader point is simple: fictional adult art is not a public safety issue, and treating it like one is intellectually lazy and artistically damaging." (More)

Yeougui - "By keeping my store clean, I protect my customers, maintain stable revenue, and separate my artistic freedom from the systems most likely to punish it." (More)

Yeougui - "That's also why my shop is completely safe-for-work. It's not about distancing myself from adult content; it's about removing unnecessary risk. Payment processors have the power to shut down an entire business over a single flagged item." (more)

Yeougui - "Private platforms are not like public institutions, where you might be able to argue or appeal. They are businesses, and they can remove you instantly with no obligation to explain anything. Following the rules is not optional. It's the only way to survive long-term..." (more)

Yeougui - "I read every TOS update, adapt immediately, and avoid putting myself in situations where a single moderator's interpretation could cost me my income..." (more)

Yeougui - "As a professional artist, I can't rely on optimism or wishful thinking. My livelihood depends on stability, so I operate with the assumption that policies can shift at any time..." (more)

Yeougui - "When platforms erase nuance like that, they don't just restrict explicit art, they set a precedent that any uncomfortable theme can be removed without justification. That's a threat to creative expression in general, not just NSFW work...." (more)

Yeougui - "The core problem is the way fictional adult content is being treated as if it were a real-world safety issue. That's not a defensible position, and it collapses the distinction between imagination and harm..." (more)

Yeougui - "When payment processors tighten their rules, platforms fall in line immediately, often without explaining what changed or why. The result is a landscape where creators can be fully compliant one day and banned the next, not because their work changed, but because the rules did..." (more)

Take it all off! Including shoes!