It was requested that I release a journal entry detailing the tattoo I had done and the reactions to it so far. I'm more than happy to XD

No one has reacted negatively yet, but I'm honestly not that surprised. When faced with something in person, people will be more understanding and not as quick to judge. Over the internet? Trolls run rampant.

I wore no-sleeve shirts this week to all of my classes intentionally. The most common responses to the tattoo were giggle fits XD. Guys tended to do the whole "That's AWESOME! YEAH!" thing, and girls found it cute most of the time. One girl in my software applications class (a very cute girl at that) covered her belly with her hand and commented that "God...that must feel really gassy...". One of my professors had a laugh at it, and another stated that the concept behind the Inflatrix was very unique (he must not know about the entire community).

The only negative responses have been, of course, on the internet. This things seems to attract trolls like nothing else, which is ironic because the topic in this weeks intro to the internet courses involved trolls, flamers and cyberstalking. Poor little attention starved trolls...coincidentally, I've also chosen this week to start implementing my zero-tolerance policy on aforementioned trolls. You troll, you get blocked without warning XD

I have a few uploads planned for this weekend, among them the next Inflatrix story, as well as a tech sheet featuring detailed descriptions of her gadgets. I will also be introducing Firecracker, a new she-villain for the inflatrixverse. Any women who feel her touch can look forward to becoming an aerial fireworks show...