Ko-pi

Kopi is a lesbian Japanese woman in her early thirties who, after finishing college and finding that the life of an office lady wasn't for her, decides to quit her job and work on her dream of becoming a full-time Yuri manga artist. She started by making fan art of her favorite anime, getting a small following that motivated her to post her first original story: A short story about a female policewoman falling in love with a former prostitute. The series was a moderate success that increased her followers and created a small but loyal fan base. She even managed to get it published as a digital E-book with a small editorial. Currently she's working on a new story about a lesbian delivery woman seducing the wives of the houses she delivers packages to. Kopi is an average Japanese, middle aged woman, 1.60 m tall with shoulder length black hair, beautiful brown eyes, larger than average breasts and a plump ass. Since she only leaves her house to buy groceries and the occasional game event, she has let her armpit hair and pubes grow freely. She has recently become self-conscious of her weight and has started working out with the goal of becoming a muscular girl with noticeable abs. She is not very confident herself and has issues meeting new people, so she has never been in a relationship and remains a virgin. She mostly interacts with people through social media, mainly with fans of her work and the friends she has made over message boards, social media, and forums. She is very influentiable, often embracing the opinions and suggestions from her fans and friends. Despite her anxiety issues, she is a complete horn dog, thinking about sex nearly 24/7 and even though she is a lesbian with a preference for masculine, dark-skinned women with big tits, she often finds herself fantasizing about having sex with men. She uses her drawings as a mean to deal with these urges, usually self-inserting into the characters. She even drew herself as one of the characters in her stories (not that anyone knew). She makes a living from her social media presence, Pixiv Fanbox memberships and the art commissions she takes, where she accepts any requests coming her way as long the pay is right.