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12 years ago
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I never thought, when I signed on FA, that I will end up writing a journal.
I only created my account to gain access to all the great art and stories that FA's artists could offer.
Being quite shy, I didn't even intend to interact at all. Just watch, anonymously.
Time went by, and I started to loosen my "zero interaction" rule, as some works were too stunning to not get the praise they deserve.
Also, I discovered the concept of commissions, though I was still too shy to try it.
But, as great as works can be here, I grow accustomed to most of them, and was looking for more.
FA made me discover new interesting situations and fetishes, but after the excitement of novelty, I found out that I was always coming back to my original interests. That is : *non-anthro* dolphins involved in vore.
Very few artists seemed to deal with that, so commissioning looked like the only way to see my favourite subjects addressed.
I have been lucky enough to arouse the interest of Dolorcin in a big project, and thus was born the "Phin Pod Phun" comic.
I did not anticipate the attention it would draw to me. I have been very surprised when the first watchers and shouts appeared, and that was only the beginning..
All this made me feel welcome, feel like I had truly join FA.
Also, some people contacted me directly and, for the first time, I was able to chat about subjects I couldn't before.
This even took me into roleplaying, and to design a full setting for it.
Having enjoyed writing it, I tried to make it evolve, and that led me into creating story-like pieces.
In the end, it occurred to me that, even if they were rough and imperfect, some might still find them interesting.
I do not pretend they are good, as I never had any real writing skills (and English is not my first language), only that they *might* be enjoyable to read to some, so why not give them the occasion.
I myself deem they are decent enough to be displayed.
So, here I am.
After contributing to the community with commissioned works, I try to contribute with my own original content, whatever its quality. I don't think I have much to lose.
I only created my account to gain access to all the great art and stories that FA's artists could offer.
Being quite shy, I didn't even intend to interact at all. Just watch, anonymously.
Time went by, and I started to loosen my "zero interaction" rule, as some works were too stunning to not get the praise they deserve.
Also, I discovered the concept of commissions, though I was still too shy to try it.
But, as great as works can be here, I grow accustomed to most of them, and was looking for more.
FA made me discover new interesting situations and fetishes, but after the excitement of novelty, I found out that I was always coming back to my original interests. That is : *non-anthro* dolphins involved in vore.
Very few artists seemed to deal with that, so commissioning looked like the only way to see my favourite subjects addressed.
I have been lucky enough to arouse the interest of Dolorcin in a big project, and thus was born the "Phin Pod Phun" comic.
I did not anticipate the attention it would draw to me. I have been very surprised when the first watchers and shouts appeared, and that was only the beginning..
All this made me feel welcome, feel like I had truly join FA.
Also, some people contacted me directly and, for the first time, I was able to chat about subjects I couldn't before.
This even took me into roleplaying, and to design a full setting for it.
Having enjoyed writing it, I tried to make it evolve, and that led me into creating story-like pieces.
In the end, it occurred to me that, even if they were rough and imperfect, some might still find them interesting.
I do not pretend they are good, as I never had any real writing skills (and English is not my first language), only that they *might* be enjoyable to read to some, so why not give them the occasion.
I myself deem they are decent enough to be displayed.
So, here I am.
After contributing to the community with commissioned works, I try to contribute with my own original content, whatever its quality. I don't think I have much to lose.
Only the story is mine (thanks for the fav by the way).
Even when I was ready to commission some works, I had no idea who I wanted to commission. luckily a friend recommended an artist and helped me with it.