honzo12

 As some of you already noticed, I love suggesting DDs! And I am actually quite new to suggesting DDs. Why? I did not really know I can do that... Once I found out anybody can do that, I was shy to  approach artists I admire, who are usually very busy... And I did not want to put myself out there, risking to feel rejected and not knowing how to react when we meet again somewhere in dA, maybe related to other projects...I thought I do not have the time for it...Well, in between I started to understand how it works, some CVs helped me get over my shyness, I got over feeling rejected and I made some time for sending suggestions. And here is wh

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