...that's a boy? I'm not going to touch the subject of shotacon, I'll just go straight into the comic critique.
I read through your online comic on SmackJeeves. I honestly found it very confusing. The layouts distracted from the story/art more than enhanced it, such as
this page here. The top of the page is spaced out nicely, but the bottom is CRAMMED. Where the hell did all these people come from? Who is the girl on the bottom-right? You need to show that your character has changed locations via backgrounds. The top panel looks no different than the previous pages' backgrounds.
On the note of layout, even though you're using a ruler, the panels are crooked all over,
like this page. I would suggest buying a T-Square, a special ruler designed to make nice 90 degree angles, or working off gridded paper and image editing-out the blue lines. Panels like these are sloppy, and they reflect badly on you as an artist.
Also,
proofread more. Get a friend to proofread your work as well. There is no excuse for mistaking "you're" for "your," or misspelling "listen" with "litsen." It's one thing to type comments online, it's another thing to be writing internet-published comics.