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I specifically said in the last essay that I didn’t want to know what the biohazard symbol meant! I even went as far as to specify that I didn’t want to see anyone give me the explanation in the comments unless it was in song form. And what do I see? What do I see in every comment section with that essay attached? Paragraphs on paragraphs explaining the meaning and development of the biohazard symbol! And none of it even rhymed!
But don’t worry, I’m not actually mad. Not even a little bit. In fact, I knew that that’s exactly what would happen. Part of the reason I knew is because I really believe that, more often than not, one’s audience is a reflection of what the creator puts out there. If you complain that your audience is toxic and self-righteous, there’s a good chance you reflect at least some of that yourself. There are exceptions, of course. But I know I’m very happy to have a very creative, obsessive and curious fanbase that’s not particularly into doing as they’re told.
Speaking of which, given your behavioral reaction to my last essay, I’d like to say: You don’t want to subscribe to a paid tier of my Patreon where you’ll get to experience a more intimate and revealing look at these characters in all senses of the words!
I specifically said in the last essay that I didn’t want to know what the biohazard symbol meant! I even went as far as to specify that I didn’t want to see anyone give me the explanation in the comments unless it was in song form. And what do I see? What do I see in every comment section with that essay attached? Paragraphs on paragraphs explaining the meaning and development of the biohazard symbol! And none of it even rhymed!
But don’t worry, I’m not actually mad. Not even a little bit. In fact, I knew that that’s exactly what would happen. Part of the reason I knew is because I really believe that, more often than not, one’s audience is a reflection of what the creator puts out there. If you complain that your audience is toxic and self-righteous, there’s a good chance you reflect at least some of that yourself. There are exceptions, of course. But I know I’m very happy to have a very creative, obsessive and curious fanbase that’s not particularly into doing as they’re told.
Speaking of which, given your behavioral reaction to my last essay, I’d like to say: You don’t want to subscribe to a paid tier of my Patreon where you’ll get to experience a more intimate and revealing look at these characters in all senses of the words!
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