March 7 - 8, 2014 (Patreon)
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Yesterday Parker and I headed out to Astoria for our reading at the library! It was a small audience but they brought a lot of energy and had a TON of questions for us. It's been so long since I finished Bucko, it was nice reminiscing with Parker about our creative process and the in-jokes we slipped in throughout the book. Fridays are my shipping days, but since we were on the road I couldn't get orders sent out-- gotta take care of that on Monday :|
Matt's been coloring this week's comic for me!
In the review of cock rings, I drew nearly all the dicks flaccid. I dunno, I guess it's 'cause the product shots from the site mostly featured un-erect dicks? Whatever the reason, Matt was like 'Baby, what the hell, the whole point of cock rings are that they keep your dick hard and you've got nothing but softies here!' so literally minutes before I had to leave the house to grab my ride with Parker, I was feverishly drawing up some hard cocks. I didn't have time to change the enormous dick wearing the Cock Armor, though. And Matt was less than impressed with the dick size I'd given the Masturbateers in their full-body shots, so he went in and used the transform tool to, well, transform... their tools? I didn't think that sentence through.
I'm back home in Portland now, after spending the night in Astoria, being put up in a hotel by the library like I'm a Fancy Lady. Jeez Louise, that trip took it out of me a lot more than I was expecting. I think I used to be fairly extroverted, back in my early 20s, but man. That's changed. Performing and then being social that evening really took it out of me, even through most of today. I think I read somewhere that extroverts draw energy from being around people and introverts have their energy drained that way? Is it possible to go from being extroverted in your younger years to being introverted later on? Well, shit, if sexuality's fluid then I don't see what that can't be too.
What I'm saying is: Now that I'm 30, I'm not fit to be around humans.