[ SECRET POST #5966 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5966 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT but I honestly think this is why most of us are so tired of "fandom creating" or get into slumps.
When a technically perfect AI-generated content gets a lot of engagement, acknowledgement (both moral/finantial) and such unlike our hard work, we as humans tend to feel kinda "well... what if the next one just stays in my head? It's fun all the same, maybe less disappointing?" unless we have a deeper purpose for creating/sharing (which we often don't, busy adult lifes and all).
On my side I can affirm that I haven't drawn in ages, and have 6 ship manifestos that are just. a bunch of random quotes thrown around and I never got around to organizing them. It feels like it doesn't make much of a difference anyway

[(Anonymous)]

Yup. I can make a sketch. Or research some historical clothing. Or make references folder. Etc. Fun stuff. But killing my body for a hobby that apparently ai does better? Nope. Fuck this.
I used to make avatar sets. Because I like doing them, but also because I like watching people using them. I used to make playlists. Because I liked to make them but also I liked sharing them and reading people having emotional response. I used to draw, because I like seeing my hands creating things my brain can imagine. But also I liked seeing people connecting with my work. Without human connection it isn't fun anymore