I've never come across anything regarding Ssamba's personal life. I mean, I think we're not even sure is she's a "she" if I'm not mistaken.
Generally in yuri I personally can tell the difference between male and female artists by one thing. Male usually tend to draw more sexually centered yuri mangas, while female focuses on the feelings more.
Of course this is not a rule (like the author of Prism who is male and some others I forget rn), but generally I noticed there is this patern going on in a lot of cases. But still, if a yuri artist is a female, it doesn't mean she's necesserily bi/gay.
I noticed that when the artist have few oneshots or doujin yuri that are basically about sex they're almost always male, if you search for more of their works they're almost always all het hentai too, but there is some artists that basically do mainly or only yuri hentai like Ooshima Tomo, Homura Subaru, Mira ahd Sekihara Umina who as far as we know are female and lesbian, I guess male artists doesn't have much interest because they can't self-insert themselves, you can also know by the quality of the sex scenes too, some are harder to know because they have few works like Comaku who you basically find only three images and the manga uploaded here and Mytyl that have few both het and yuri hentai and more yuri on pixiv.
Obviously some male and straight female artists do good yuri too, but most male artists do few yuri, Kurogane Ken, Asagi Ryuu and Amanagi Seiji are the only ones who I remember that did a lot of yuri and apparently still do, as for straight female artist, most of them we'll never really know their sexuality like Mikuni Hajime, but she's probably straight as according to Mangaupdates her last yuri is from 2011 and half her mangas are het or yaoi, Namori is another one that I don't think we know anything about her, but like I said some of the artists that are definitely the best and also the most prominent are lesbians or bisexual like Amano Shuninta, Takemiya Jin, Morinaga Milk and Morishima Akiko, there's an obvious difference in quality of their writing, Ooshima Tomo, Homura Subaru, Mira and Sekihara Umina definitely count too even though their works focus more on sex, that's why I can't help but wonder about Ssamba, at least I don't think it's a male artist, but if she's straight, lesbian or bi is impossble to know just by reading FF.
Since we're talking about Ssamba, does she have any other work or FF is her first? Any art made before or after FF that is unrelated to it?
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