This is a repost of the author's work against his wishes. I'll explain.

Three years ago, this fetish comic artist chose to abruptly pull his artwork from Drunk Duck, to the bewilderment and frustration of his fans. (On a personal note, this was one of many similar experiences before I'd learned: NOTHING on the internet is permanent unless you make it so. That's why I now save things I like.) However, it seems that he has again chosen to act the primadonna and attempt to wipe his presence from the internet a second time.

Surely most people are aware that posting personal content is like opening Pandora's box: there's simply no way to ensure anything will ever go away. (So your embarrassing Facebook photos? Someone saved them. Remove them - quick!) But I've been mulling over the various reasons why people choose to post things onto the internet - especially of a sexual nature. Clearly one major factor was the satisfaction of his own private narcissism. As he said:

"It was amazing to post a new comic and immediately get a flood of comments. It made me feel very lucky."

But it became too much for him, apparently, and now he wants out. Unfortunately, this is not a decision that affects only him. If they disappear, thousands of hungry, frustrated wills suffer from a selfish decision he has repeatedly inflicted upon his fans - those who made him feel so "lucky". (Fittingly, this feeling is called craving.)

However, there's a decisive difference between photos and artwork. While photos posted by "facebook girls gone wild" can return to haunt their reputations a few short years later, the artist has a huge advantage: total anonymity. There's no trace of personal information anywhere in his drawings. Therefore I say: let the pictures remain, and let him ignore them.

For a person who has had such a hot-and-cold relationship with his fans, I think he deserves no better. If he wants to make new work, but fears that others may recognize his earlier "private" work, let him be more original. I doubt the connoisseurs of the weight-gain fetish community are so discriminating that even minor changes won't fool them.

If this decision makes him choose to never post again, so be it. Any future possibility of his art is uncertain at best, and right now he is in DEBT. (I'm sure many fans would agree. Those who don't want me to violate his wishes will enjoy the art despite their scruples. And hopefully save it.)

Craving Control is dead; Lalia lives.

wow, you are tottaly rigth dude, thats the law of the internet

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This is the first time a description has been more compelling than the content it describes.

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I remember reading this comic years back and it was pretty funny and sexy at the same time. I'm sorry that the creator has chosen to withdraw twice for unknown reasons. It's strange to see such a well-received comic with good art and a decent story vanish, so thanks for posting what you collected. I'm saddened by the creator's desire to bail on those of his audience that followed the whole story. Maybe if I had been into BBW / weight gain, I would've continued to read it in the second incarnation and would be bitter right now about it disappearing again. I'm glad that you posted all the information about it in the description - credit to the unknown creator, and a history of why this work is appearing here.

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this artist is still in fact working on this project from time to time on devient art...unless you have some inside info...

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if only he finished it. such a shame, all that talent wasted.

such a shame he couldn't finish it

Last edited on 13 March 2016, 19:58.

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