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I love the left-eye thing. It's like an unintentional recurring theme. ^ ^
I also am a shameless self promoter.
See my FanFiction.net profile [link]
Best. Line. Ever...
O: thats alot of guys wantin' to go out with her!!
As for this page, i can understand her upset. Everyone thinks people of this condition ask for this. Little do people know that its more about being yourself rather than look for a love interest. And for someone as young as rain she would feel like everything is going so fast. But its no different than kids that skip grades.
Let me put it this way. Because kids can skip grades doesnt mean they should. There classmates have physically and emotionally matured at the same time so they kind of can handle themselves in public. So if you apply that to rain, everything that has been learned over many years need to be learned in only a couple of hours. It really is a sad thing especially when she has a secret to keep.
As a creator. be thankful for a webcomic, in japan it won't be as easy. If you think about 16-60 pages in a shonen manga submitted every week really is an intimidating thing though you love to draw. Not long when you think about inking, toning, coloring, shading, etc. Trust me that I wish that you submitted more pages. I know this is your current level, and to sacrifice storytelling for more pages a week really isn't worth it. Again, glad I can be excited for yor story to come to life.
As for her freaking out, well, you're right. This is extremely overwhelming. I said this to one of the other commenters already but it's basically irrelevant whether or not Rain is legitimately interested in any of the people flirting with her; she's just not used to this kind of attention.
I wish I could submit more pages too (especially since I'm nearly thirty pages beyond what's posted and am on a completely different story arc now), but posting like this DOES have it's advantages. For instance, I recently squeezed an extra two pages in the middle of things I'd already written in order to make later scenes work better (a luxury I would not have if I had to go from piece to piece). Plus, in the event that I get sick or injured, I don't have to rush to post something (incidentally, I have a cut on my finger, impairing my ability to draw for the time being).