I appreciate the in-depth comment, but I feel that I am, in your argument, being made out to be some paragon so I can be instantly trashed for failing the standard you hold me to. You do not know me.
I realize this may come across as a harsh response to your review, but I think you should be aware that you have invited me to loudly engage in my fight. This is the thing I care about most right now.
I am not making this work for people who are so uncomfortable with the use of the word faggot, or bimbo, or the use of kink that they cannot tolerate my art - I am making this work for people who are comfortable with these things, or ready to explore that comfort.
You say that you're all for using the F-slur in a reclaimed sense, but here I use it in personal art released on my own Itch, and you tell me this is wrong because some people might be uncomfortable with it.
You can say a word as ugly as 'kill' in a TTRPG as much as you want, but a word as lush as 'faggot' must be negotiated according to you, the demiurge. What context is it okay to bake faggot into a TTRPG, pre-safety? Can I speak it through the church confessional? Can I whisper it to a baby who hasn't yet learned how to babble? Can I hiss it through a single blade of grass?
I don't do this work in the capacity of a unproblematic public figure. I do it as a problem and an antithesis. I do it for myself and the faggots.