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Alguien le consigue un laburito para la que te escribe una biblia en TWITTER porque le dijeron copiona?????

You can love Gibs while thinking that what he said about Pierce being a saint was absolutely out of line The same way that while I ADORE Liz, I know that what she said about Peter Biggs saving the wrong child was wrong.

la inutil de giup hablando de katie stans y de lo que paso hoy, k stans le responden y la loca se pone a llorar, no te hagas la picante amor, si no queres a k stans en tus respuestas, DEJA DE HABLAR DE KATIE retrasada de mierda!!

mind you melanie has no personality outside of sincere

"you copied us!" babe the original picture has 2.2 MILLION LIKES on instagram, it isn't niche, OLIVIA RODRIGO HERSELF isn't niche, and you aren't special. it's a picture reference, same way we all go searching for poses as a basis for art. go boohoo cry about it, so embarrasing

I want to address this situation once and for all in the most honest and transparent way possible, by presenting the facts and evidence. Today, some people quoted my latest fanart because another commission, created by the same artist and using the same pose, had already been published. As a result, people began mocking me, making accusations against my project, claiming that I had copied that piece, questioning my creativity, and insisting that my commission had been created using that artwork as inspiration. After seeing these comments, I decided to respond by sharing a screenshot of my conversation with the artist who created this commission. The screenshot clearly shows that my commission had been ordered well before the artwork that was being used to was posted. Afterwards, I decided to contact the artist directly. This was because, since I had publicly shared part of our conversation, I did not want her to come across those screenshots circulating on social media without any context or to think that I had posted them without first explaining the reason why. For that reason, I reached out to her directly, explained everything that was happening, and let her know that if she happened to see those screenshots on social media, it was because of this situation and not with the intention of violating her privacy in any way. Then, she kindly responded and began explaining the situation from her side. At one point, after reassuring me she understood why I shared a screenshot of our conversation, she told me that that when this person was working with the artist regarding their commission, they sent the preview image of my commission that I had publicly shared on May 26th through Twitter and Instagram as a reference for the style of commission they wanted to order. While speaking with the artist, she told me that after checking her chat with that person from the opposing fandom, she realized that the image had since been deleted. As a result, it is no longer visible in the screenshot that I will be sharing below: