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No. 3432
>>3425
It was the way that it was stated that bothered me. If they wanted more gen songs, they could have said "you should do more gen songs," not "I honestly wish you did less shipping songs." The difference in tone between the two statements is bigger than you think.
All those statements are stating a preference, but the latter infers that they should do less of what they obviously like doing. Barging in and saying "Hey, I want you to do less of X and more of Y because I like Y better and you should cater to my tastes" is very rude. How would you like it if somebody flipped through, say, a sketchbook of yours and said "I like your drawings of women better than men and therefore you should draw less men and more women because I like women better and that's my preference."
Can you not see how that is rude?
>>3426
Yeah, they may comment they don't like your cartoon porn, but are they going "*SIGH* I WISH YOU WOULD DRAW LESS OF IT? IT'S JUST NOT MY CUP OF TEA."
There's a difference between politely saying "Even though I don't like shipping, I really like these songs," and "you should put less shipping in your songs because I don't like it."
One is stating a preference. The other is making a demand of the artist, or passively trying to infer that the artist should do as they say.
And that sort of thing is not my cup of tea.
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