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oh shit I've ran into this one before when just looking for degenerate filth to laugh at, looks like they stopped tracing Scott pilgrim art since then. I knew they were a troon but damn more laughable than I thought.
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- 12 de Abr, 2018
Read a different fucking book.
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- 1 de Mayo, 2017
So his parents should have left him in the woods because he's an inhuman freak.
This just further proves that poly people are selfish and only care about their own feelings and not others, not even the people they're in relationships with.
Durenduren
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Is everyone going ignoring that they plagiarized Scott Pilgrim?
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- 27 de Nov, 2018
Why does #43 have such a drastically different art style? Also so much same face syndrome
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- 17 de Abr, 2018
OP tried a different style I think, but scott pilgrim's style is easier when you're a mediocre artist.
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How come I don't see any representation of lesbians trapped in straight male bodies in this webcomic?
Amber the Hedgehog
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I have to say I don’t really understand point of this comic at all. Okey I get that having a crush on someone(s) who is already in a steady relationship is unpleasant but how is this a poly issue the slightest? You can’t tell them in case things get awkward? Yeah that’s just normal when you are having feelings to friends that aren’t for sure into you.Some friendzone stuff going on too:
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It's written to give the creator oppression points. He doesn't just have a crush - he's poly, you don't understand. Also, he seems to think he could actually get involved with the relationship in some way if he just expressed his attraction, but he's not doing so out of respect for his friends.
Yes, to him, not hitting on his friends who are a couple is something worthy of asspats and congratulations, because look at him, being polite about boundaries. So self-sacrificing! So brave! So much exactly how you'd frame it if, like most poly people, it becomes so much of your identity that everything has to be explained through the lens of being poly!
So, yes. The point of this comic is because he thinks he's somehow special for choosing to not actively be a sleaze to his friends, and that by respecting the choices of his 'friends' he is somehow suffering for his life choices. He's the bravest little toaster.
BScCollateral
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It's actually an interesting thing. It's a bit like "I had a chance to shoplift but didn't."
Part of me is thinking "good for you, sunshine," but on the other hand I'm uncomfortable coming down on someone too hard for saying they did the right thing, given how much self destructive behavior is glorified out there.
Part of me is thinking "good for you, sunshine," but on the other hand I'm uncomfortable coming down on someone too hard for saying they did the right thing, given how much self destructive behavior is glorified out there.
internalized depression
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Idk if this is worth mentioning but... Pilot. Doesn't seem too special at first; the art is kind of cute, and the story so far is kinda dull at most. Despite being heavily incomplete, the comic already has a TV Tropes page with extensive character sheets, and a Wiki.
Here's the juicy part: EVERY main character is an asexual POC (and the kids have a trans mother), and it's set in the near future, where the general public wears pink/blue/purple/green armbands to indicate their preferred pronouns.
Here's the juicy part: EVERY main character is an asexual POC (and the kids have a trans mother), and it's set in the near future, where the general public wears pink/blue/purple/green armbands to indicate their preferred pronouns.
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It was originally a FNAF AU
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- 12 de Abr, 2018
I knew I recognized that art style from somewhere!It was originally a FNAF AU
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I came across that one some time ago, and there wasn't anything there at the time but I got a definite "tumblr dangerhair faggot" vibe from it. Glad to see my instincts were right to not bother keeping up with it.
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- 29 de Sep, 2018
Ah, Rebornica. Was wondering when this troon would be brought up. If my memory serves correct she took her barstardised version of William Afton/Purple Guy (whom she named Vincent because that name probably gets her moist or something) and shoved him into Pilot. I'm pretty sure at least one of her other characters in this comic is a self insert too, though I can't be sure.
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that sounds like something out of a fascist nightmare
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>shadman