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That person being a drawfag is the main reason they could be so mad at the other artist, imo.
In art school a friend of mine's webcomic got famous and another one makes a living off selling her art at conventions, so I can empathize with that bitter jealousy Not excusing it, but artists commonly judge their own works based on others's art and other's success, so I could see that being a catalyst for >>15528594's continuous (and very specific) anger at this one artist in general.
Not saying it's okay, but I think most artist's have a time where they will get angry at their own art not reaching a certain standard and become bitter and lash out seeing other artist's success in comparison to their own self belittling. Most people grow out of this and realize that they really aren't all that upset at one person for making art and reaching goals, but are upset at themselves. It's so hard to get passed your own negative thoughts, but you can do it,>>15528594. We're all different types of artists sharing our work of various levels on a board community for a subject we enjoy, so let's get along and try our best.
I still have to stop myself from making hateful posts like this person, and it's hard, but you can get better. Raging at people is an easy habit to get into, especially when you're a NEET and you have the 'secret club' /jp/ mentality, because it's the only thing you have in your life. But berating people online only gets you worked up into a tizzy and continues a into negative spiral. It seems like life is only hateful and unhappy so you lash out, but you can be a happier person, Anon. You just have try. Next time you see an artist post that pissed you off, stop and think about why you feel the need to say such things and think on why you're really so angry. It helps to take a step back and think on the big picture.

Is this out of character?