@BadKarma: Thank you! I trully appreciate it. I won't deny, as much as I try to ignore it, the likes, views and follow number is very discouraging. I really like Side 7, so I want to enjoy it as much as possible :) 

@Thorvald: Thanks so much for your kind words. I've been dealing with this frustration since I shared my work online, which was back in 2009. I won't lie, at times I feel certain regret and think that maybe, the best for my work was to never expose it to begin with, but at the same time, I also learned the benefits it brought to becoe more self aware and critical of my own artwork. It became harsher as in every single social platform the story repeated itself, so it was time I accepted I wasn't talented enough, not for online standards at least. Whatever I lacked for people to like my stuff, I didn't have it and I wouldn't be able to learn it either. 
And think it started to hurt the most was when it came to my comic, I worked on it since I was 15 (now I realize it's been 20 years, wow) and once I shared it I got almost nothing. No matter the platform, I had no response and I realized, after trying in different platforms it wasn't because of an algorithm, IA competition or lack of visibility. I simply don't have the talent to make an engaging story or artwork, at least not for the online audicences and that's certainly a harsh true I had to accept. When it comes to a written story, if nobody wants to read it, then it failed to make it purpose.

But I won't deny that what kept me sharing my stuff and not give up sooner where the few people online who did seem to care for my stuff and, certainly, they kept me going too, regardless of me not being very skilled. To them, I'm forever thankful as they made my days happier more than once, specially during the hard ones. There was a miracle where my story did got readers on Artfol and Faneo, but today I know it was just an exception, not the norm. 

I think it will be healthier if I reduce it's exposure to the few interested readers I have and not stress myself into making it more appealing, searching for more platforms to post it or work twice as hard by making translations, more versions or adaptations because I won't deny that was becoming stressful and the stress was becoming pointless if almost nobody was checking my things, especially when my comic started out as a distraction from my fulltime job. 

Thanks for your kind words, but I think it was also important to have a reality check as well.