sag-aftra strike

Well, I am already pushing it enough by making a female character that is critical of males. I've seen gay people tell straights to "stay out of gay people's business" so since I'm heterosexual, I avoid looking at lgbt discourse. I don't really know much about it. All I know is that when people see that slur (even if the context is from a character who's supposed to be -phobic) it becomes a hassle to deal with & I don't want the comic focus on gay slurs. (I have other reasons, too, but too much to write here)

I know some people assume all women are privileged golddiggers, just eat birth control, date chads, watch Euphoria, and can freely talk shit about men, but that is only a caricature. I don't think people understand the reality that I live in constant fear, especially writing stuff like this. This comic isn't "fun" for me to write. But I know I'm in a better position than other women who are too polite, brainwashed, or can't speak at all. So talking about men, gay or not, I am trying to weigh my options on what will hurt me less in the future.

The At-taboy design wasn't intentional, but that is funny. At-tan's round head + dress making her outline look like a keyhole was intentional by me, though.

thank you for saying that!