KotoriMouchi
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Still working on progress no matter what.
🕑 Added 2025-07-26 20:33:01 +0000 UTCWanted to thank everyone for your support, suggestions and for everyone who helped me come out of this black pit of doubt.
Of course my head is going to keep on reminding me of those comments from youtube because yes my list does go back three years and I hate it. Also it stings that they laugh at it, it's not funny. Everyone waiting on that list for so long isn't funny, me working as fast as I can while taking care of my mother and sisters, isn't funny.
But even if this lives rent free in my brain. I will keep on working to make progress on this list because what matters isn't the people judging me. It's you all, my mochis, as well as the people waiting on their art commissions.
Thank you all again for your support!
Comments
kotori dickinson
Thank you ❤️
Lyn
You're a wondrous artist in a really tough situation. You shouldn't be mocked or ridiculed for making the sacrifices you have to. ❤️ Love your art, keep on rocking out, take care of yourself and your family. Those fuck heads don't know what they're talking about
kotori dickinson
Thank you and that quote did help ❤️
AquaLiion
One of my favorite quotes in any struggle where the light at the end of the tunnel feels constantly out of reach reads as: “The most important step a man can take. It’s not the first one, is it? It’s the next one. Always the next step.” Your struggles and pain are your own. While others may laugh, many more who listen will only hold compassion. They cannot take your pain for they cannot take your strength. Even now- you haven’t given up for all that life has thrown at you. Take some time to try and forget those individuals and instead look at the person in the mirror and be proud of the person who has continued to struggle your unique struggle. The fear and sadness may never go away, but be proud that despite your stumbles, you’ve still stood strong against vitriol. You’ve done great, Kotori. No one can say otherwise without it being a lie.
