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>>10038

sweetie,
I do not know about the country
you are inhabitant,
but there are a lot of countries
that do forbid any form of porn
containing violence or minors
in means of
publication, sharing or creating
by law.

Sentences range from fines to
jail.

I am not mongering fear.
It's a fact.

Many artists do not know that
to begin with and just go ahead
and publish their works,
maybe taking commissions/requests
until something goes wrong
(maybe an angry customer threatening
with legal charges etc…)
and they find out, that what
they are doing is somewhat
'illegal'.
Then they panic
and potentially disappear
from the guro-marketplace.

The problem is,
that artists like that do not know
what they are up to BEFORE they start
to publish/take commissions.
If they would they had a plan to protect
themselves, thus, staying 'up' in the
guro-market for a longer time.

At the very beginning I thought too,
that it would be very hard to find
high paying customers,
but experience has taught me
otherwise.
Believe it or not.
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