So, this is a little update, plus some ranting. This isn't geared at anyone specific and hasn't really come up from anything that is recent. I'd like to apologize to anyone I have hurt and to anyone I've offended. I have cleared my block list if you'd like to discuss anything with me. If you're afraid that is fine, just know that I am more open and if what has happened was months, or especially if it was years ago I've changed a lot and my positions have changed on many topics.
On blocking - I do not block people anymore (And completely emptied my block list), because I believe that if someone changes or gets better as a person they should be able to come back. Everyone deserves chances and though I may blacklist, or graylist someone I wont BLOCK them too. That way if they do change and want to send a note to ask forgiveness, ask for an apology or apologize they are perfectly allowed to and I'll listen. I'd hope that they'd feel comfortable enough to do so, especially with how I

A lot of my followers (and a lot of the talented artists I follow) are pretty young! And there are some time old trends in online behavior that I frequently observe (and participated in myself when I was young and hip). 
There are some things that you just won't fully learn until you've experienced them enough times for yourself, but there's one online posting trend that I'd really like to caution my friends and followers about. (and honestly, this applies in real life, too).
Don't talk shit about people.
Don't do it. And if you gotta do it, don't do it in a public sphere where everyone can see it. Aside from it being a poor character trait, that sort of thing can run you right out of the communities you would otherwise enjoy. It makes coming online stressful. It sits heavy.
I understand having really intense and frustrating feelings that you don't know what to do with, but believe me--if you have to blow steam about someone, don't do it in an archivable, public