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Sorry for being late on uploads but here is a late sketch gift I did for @nocturnalrodent of a perma mid berry Don Karnage on his birthday. Wanted to experiment with pencil tools.

Moans turn to screams, Legs Shaking, toes curling. And that’s only the beginning!. 🥵😩 New uploads on my AAF @allaccesshq 💦

of spoke uploads tonight, i will…. finish my bab 2 skripsi

Given the current situation with refunds on @clips4sale, i have decided to pause all new uploads to the platform. If you want to buy my newly released clips, they will be posted on LF and IWC only for the time being. Clips4sale has changed their approach to preventative refunds; which bypasses their "chargeback protection" and passes all losses directly to creators. I have not been able to get any information on the issue, only a vague "we're working on it". It's not good enough and the dismissive statement you posted on this issue wasn't good enough either.

Dear YouTube team, @TeamYouTube @YouTube @YouTubeCreators @YouTubeLATAM @YouTubeIndia @YTCreatorsIndia what on earth did I do wrong to deserve this? All I did was create and upload animations using cute cat and dog memes, so why are my videos being classified as "Inauthentic content"? I heard that you personally reviewed my channel yesterday, but I only received a response telling me to reapply in 90 days. I don't even know which videos are the problem. I have never deceived anyone, nor have I uploaded any violent content. I simply uploaded animations featuring various stories; did I really commit such a serious offense? Although there were restrictions on the memes I could use, I simply utilized them to create animations that viewers could enjoy. I only used AI for backgrounds and props, and I only created the parts necessary for video production myself. I handled every step of the process myself, including arranging memes and dialogue, adding sound effects, and editing. Editing took a long time, so I could only upload one video a day, and as a result, I was unable to generate proper revenue. Since monetization was suspended, the channel algorithm hasn't been functioning properly, and I am not getting as many views as before. Furthermore, I make a living through YouTube, but since monetization was suspended and I started working, I can no longer spare the time needed for video editing. My viewers love and look forward to my videos. I also felt a great sense of accomplishment every time I uploaded a video, so what on earth did I do wrong to deserve such unfair treatment? The reason my channel's monetization was suspended was that the content was inappropriate. Yet, other channels that create videos utilizing memes like mine are operating normally and generating revenue. Why am I the only one receiving such unfair treatment? I would be grateful if you could carefully review and examine each of my videos one by one. Each video has a different theme and completely different content. Do you realize how much effort I put into creating those videos? Did I plagiarize someone else's content? I planned and produced all my content myself. What on earth is "Inauthentic content" that it is tormenting me like this? Why is it ruining the life of someone running a YouTube channel without any issues and stealing the happiness of their viewers? I earnestly ask with respect. My channel is not a channel that uploads "Inauthentic content."