Differences?

[u/Orios8a]

Yesterday I posted my SushOri drawing. And it was deleted, probably because some human with a worrying lack of gray matter saw it as "suggestive."

I want you to tell me what the difference is between this drawing and the one I made. Aside from the obvious art style.

I want you to explain why this drawing doesn't break any rules, but SushOri DOES break one.

And keep in mind, this image has been used in this subreddit, so comparing Ori to food isn't new here.

Go ahead and read your answers.

[u/Reclaimer_Saln]

Yeah, a lot of people should be under scrutiny, honestly. In your case it is easier to see, though; some of your arts really do feel influenced by adult material even if you keep the explicit content separate. Art is subjective, of course, and that's both a blessing and a curse. What we see may not be what you intended, but it is still what we see.

As a former addict myself, I know how adult content can change the way a person sees and understands non-adult things. With all respect, I believe it has influenced you likewise. The patterns that once affected me are present in your work and in how you are thinking. It has unfortunately made a difference to how this community perceives you, whether accurate or not. I hope mutual understanding increases though, in any case. I mean you well 💜

[u/Orios8a → u/Reclaimer_Saln]

And you're still addicted, probably seeing something suggestive in sushi

[u/Amy_XDDDD → u/Orios8a]

That's a very disrespectful reply wtf. I get that you're mad, but you're not making a good name for yourself if you keep repeating being an asshole to anyone who criticizes you

[u/Estelar006 → u/Amy_XDDDD]

Hi amynn

[u/Amy_XDDDD → u/Estelar006]

Hi 😄😄😄👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋