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[2015-07-28 14:27:52 +0000 UTC]
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Favourites: 1428; Deviations: 19; Watchers: 33
Watching: 159; Pageviews: 36353; Comments Made: 197; Friends: 159
# Comments
Comments: 110
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Thank you so much for adding my illustration "MOON (BEASTARS)" to your favourites. It means a lot to me!
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Hi! Thanks for theΒ . I appreciate it. Chapter 2 of At the Beginning will be posted on Saturday. I hope you enjoy it.Β Β Β Β
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SayNoToDemocide thanks for your support of "Stay: A Zootopia Short"
Also, thanks for the watch!Β Β
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Thank you so much for the fave! I hope you liked the little story I co-wrote ^^
I also see that you have Bluemane in your favourites! She's a beauty, isn't she? This is the same Bluemane that is in the story! ^^
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Hello there friend. Long Time No See. Iβm sorry it took awhile for you to find me.
I saw you faved and watched me!
Thx a bunch
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thanks for the collection. i hope you enjoy it as much i did typing them.
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You're welcome!
By the way, please don't delete your work; I find it sad when we lose great works from that.
With that said, if there was one article that I wished that every single content creator online would read, it would be this;
Why deleting your account is utterly pointless...And now for one of my rare non-Tumblr Advice posts.
There is no point in deleting your account unless you are absolutely required to remove your online presence completely, and even then, there is an online paper trail leading back to your archived stuff.
I don't get why people get so emotional that they think deleting their access to their friends, community, and hobbies will "solve everything." Deleting your account solves nothing in the long term.
Here are some of the many excuses I hear regards why people delete their accounts, and why deleting your account just doesn't work in the long run. It won't make you feel any better, it won't solve anything, and really, it just makes things worse.
Excuse #1: The random people on DA made me delete it! I was criticized/bullied/banned from some place, therefore it's their fault that I consciously opened the options menu, hit the "Deactivate Account" button, and confirmed deleting my account!
My Response:.
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I don't think i will in the future. Probably i will abandon it but i will not delete one. Thanks for the advice
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You're welcome.
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You're welcome!
By the way, please don't delete your work; I find it sad when we lose great works from that.
With that said, if there was one article that I wished that every single content creator online would read, it would be this;
Why deleting your account is utterly pointless...And now for one of my rare non-Tumblr Advice posts.
There is no point in deleting your account unless you are absolutely required to remove your online presence completely, and even then, there is an online paper trail leading back to your archived stuff.
I don't get why people get so emotional that they think deleting their access to their friends, community, and hobbies will "solve everything." Deleting your account solves nothing in the long term.
Here are some of the many excuses I hear regards why people delete their accounts, and why deleting your account just doesn't work in the long run. It won't make you feel any better, it won't solve anything, and really, it just makes things worse.
Excuse #1: The random people on DA made me delete it! I was criticized/bullied/banned from some place, therefore it's their fault that I consciously opened the options menu, hit the "Deactivate Account" button, and confirmed deleting my account!
My Response:.
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Thanks for the fav. I do have my own Nick and Judyβs Daughters oc though
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Thanks a lot for the fav!
I hope you enjoyed chapter 1 of my story so far.
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You're welcome!
By the way, please don't delete your work; I find it sad when we lose great works from that.
With that said, if there was one article that I wished that every single content creator online would read, it would be this;
Why deleting your account is utterly pointless...And now for one of my rare non-Tumblr Advice posts.
There is no point in deleting your account unless you are absolutely required to remove your online presence completely, and even then, there is an online paper trail leading back to your archived stuff.
I don't get why people get so emotional that they think deleting their access to their friends, community, and hobbies will "solve everything." Deleting your account solves nothing in the long term.
Here are some of the many excuses I hear regards why people delete their accounts, and why deleting your account just doesn't work in the long run. It won't make you feel any better, it won't solve anything, and really, it just makes things worse.
Excuse #1: The random people on DA made me delete it! I was criticized/bullied/banned from some place, therefore it's their fault that I consciously opened the options menu, hit the "Deactivate Account" button, and confirmed deleting my account!
My Response:.
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You're welcome!
By the way, please don't delete your work; I find it sad when we lose great works from that.
With that said, if there was one article that I wished that every single content creator online would read, it would be this;
Why deleting your account is utterly pointless...And now for one of my rare non-Tumblr Advice posts.
There is no point in deleting your account unless you are absolutely required to remove your online presence completely, and even then, there is an online paper trail leading back to your archived stuff.
I don't get why people get so emotional that they think deleting their access to their friends, community, and hobbies will "solve everything." Deleting your account solves nothing in the long term.
Here are some of the many excuses I hear regards why people delete their accounts, and why deleting your account just doesn't work in the long run. It won't make you feel any better, it won't solve anything, and really, it just makes things worse.
Excuse #1: The random people on DA made me delete it! I was criticized/bullied/banned from some place, therefore it's their fault that I consciously opened the options menu, hit the "Deactivate Account" button, and confirmed deleting my account!
My Response:.
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You're welcome!
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Thanks a lot for your watch! That means a lot to me and really motivates.
I hope you're going to enjoy your stay with me while it lasts.
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You're welcome!
By the way, please don't delete your work; I find it sad when we lose great works from that.
With that said, if there was one article that I wished that every single content creator online would read, it would be this;
Why deleting your account is utterly pointless...And now for one of my rare non-Tumblr Advice posts.
There is no point in deleting your account unless you are absolutely required to remove your online presence completely, and even then, there is an online paper trail leading back to your archived stuff.
I don't get why people get so emotional that they think deleting their access to their friends, community, and hobbies will "solve everything." Deleting your account solves nothing in the long term.
Here are some of the many excuses I hear regards why people delete their accounts, and why deleting your account just doesn't work in the long run. It won't make you feel any better, it won't solve anything, and really, it just makes things worse.
Excuse #1: The random people on DA made me delete it! I was criticized/bullied/banned from some place, therefore it's their fault that I consciously opened the options menu, hit the "Deactivate Account" button, and confirmed deleting my account!
My Response:.
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Interesting piece of literature.
I guess it's true and indeed sad that some people delete their accounts.
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You're welcome!
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Thanks for the interest in my work. Based on your material I'm guessing it was my new article?
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You're welcome! I took interest in your Zootopia-related work more or less in general.
By the way, please don't delete your work; I find it sad when we lose great works from that.
With that said, if there was one article that I wished that every single content creator online would read, it would be this;
Why deleting your account is utterly pointless...And now for one of my rare non-Tumblr Advice posts.
There is no point in deleting your account unless you are absolutely required to remove your online presence completely, and even then, there is an online paper trail leading back to your archived stuff.
I don't get why people get so emotional that they think deleting their access to their friends, community, and hobbies will "solve everything." Deleting your account solves nothing in the long term.
Here are some of the many excuses I hear regards why people delete their accounts, and why deleting your account just doesn't work in the long run. It won't make you feel any better, it won't solve anything, and really, it just makes things worse.
Excuse #1: The random people on DA made me delete it! I was criticized/bullied/banned from some place, therefore it's their fault that I consciously opened the options menu, hit the "Deactivate Account" button, and confirmed deleting my account!
My Response:.
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Ah, good.
And thanks, I'll remember that.
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