They Say No Publicity is Bad Publicity

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I noticed a spike in the traffic at 1990somethingcomic.com/ today, and I was trying to figure out what could've caused such a huge influx of readership. Did someone plug me on their blog or something? Put in a good word for me in a DeviantArt journal?

No, turns out I've been trashed over at the Bad Webcomics Wiki Forums: badwebcomicswikiforum.yuku.com…

Coming off an exceptionally bad day at work wherein I had one of my typical over-analytical anxiety-laden snits about my life and all the things I do wrong, this is about the last thing I wanted to come home to. And I'm not gonna beg for sympathy, or ask people to go defend me or anything, because I know this is one of those things that all artists everywhere get. No matter what you do, somebody somewhere is gonna hate it for some reason. But man, I wish I could stop myself from taking all this shit so closely to heart. If I knew how to let hate comments just roll off my back and move on with my life, instead of getting trapped inside my own head and literally worrying myself sick over whether or not I'm making people happy, I'd be in much better shape right now - not just as an artist, but as a person.
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Georgia-O-Queef's avatar
There's always room for improvement, but no room for disrespect. David Silverman loved your Simpsons strips along with other people in the animation industry, so who cares about those people? I think bouncing story/ joke ideas off of someone like :icontorquesmacky: or :iconjayfosgitt: without sacrificing your vision could help tremendously with writers block.  You can even ask me about events from my childhood for accuracy. I have a lot of records and have lived through unique, historic events.