New auction: Lmao what is that idea

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* meaningful hmm * https://ych.commishes.com/auction/show/3VQLM/snow-angel-/

I don't think blondes with bangs and pelvic curtains are any kind of individual thing🤔

You obviously know that the claim is not about blondes 🤨

I'm not? About there being wings and bangs covering her eyes? I have enough characters with that hair and clothes. as do a lot of people. I don't understand the claim on the basis of not being ultra original. I have a second adoptee that looks literally the same but without the bangs. I can change small details if you'd be more comfortable with that. Or mark you as the original creator of the pelvic curtain or bangs covering the eyes. But it's like complaining about leopard print on gyarus because someone already did it before🤷‍♀️

I don't mind being you inspired by my adoptables, but only if you honestly admit that you took the idea from me. However, now it looks like it's my fault the characters have similar outfits. But here it's obvious you borrowed the design. Either we're thinking alike, but the chance of us coming up with the same idea is extremely small

I don't know if the previous message sent. But I'm gonna write it anyway. It happens a lot here that we all look at the main and then do something thinking it's something we do ourselves. I can recognize the fact that I saw you and it popped into my head, I can tag you as an idea, here and in the picture as well. I also sometimes see similar adopts to mine from people who give me likes. And I also understand your feelings, and I also felt the same way when I saw an identical girl, like "so I was sitting here thinking and he just peeked?!" but they are also different enough to be considered clones and something super robbed(?).

I don't see the message about our jester-girls, but it shows me like it's been sent. Omg.

I don't see it either, I don't know why. Can I ask the customer if he's okay with someone having a character similar to the one I gave him? Because at the moment, he owns the character, not me.