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Loved this.

Particularly the part where you get real honest about the pain of nobody reading your stuff - particularly folk you’re friends with out in the flesh realm. You are not alone in this anguish/loneliness/alienation - I’ve felt it with my own work over the long & barren years..

but I’ve come to peace with the fact - as you do here - once you realize not many will read your zines - your art - anyway - it’s sort of a weirdly freeing moment - like - we can do anything we want! we can experiment/take risks/be as weird af as we want! the pressure’s off. we do this for the love of the game.

& when folk do stumble across our stuff - it’s all the more precious to be appreciated by a tiny yet enthusiastic/warm audience.

your brother(ish) in zines, dp.

Yes! It's painful, but the realization is very important. Thank you for reading and commenting! 

(by the way, my friends live on my phone!)

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i’ve met some of my best friends on the computer haha - I get where you’re coming from!