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girl who can't get a girlfriend webcomic review rough (Patreon)

Published:
2020-05-01 03:39:13
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2026-06
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Content

Relatively short review for a cute little comedy webcomic I like a lot!

I'm probably going to start licensing a friend's music for videos! Because their music is good but also to avoid copyright claims! This has the Tomba music I use a lot as a placeholder but look for something else when the actual video drops...

Thanks for the support! :) 

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Comments

Lea Chinelo

For the first half of this video I thought "I want to read this" and for the second half I thought "I NEED to read this". (Cutting the comment here because I suspect my first post of this was flagged as spam for length)

Lea Chinelo
>>36137558

(Cont.) I feel like a lot of stories have female characters that aren't the stereotypical tomboy "grow out" of being deliberately androgynous. Growing out of a Not Like Other Girls phase is absolutely character development, but that should be more of an internal thing and shouldn't necessarily be related to how you express yourself. ...Oof, my Patreon bill is starting to become my second biggest expense after rent, haha. The sequels to MLEWL are great and I'm about to start "I Married My Best Friend to Shut My Parents Up". Looking forward to that video. ^^

Marvin Falz

Interesting comic. A real good example of the difference between an artistic expression of humanity, where it sort of doesn't matter that the main character is lesbian, and in search for a girlfriend, and modern movies where stereotypes have become more important than story and characters, because I can relate to the same feelings, at least to those I've seen in the panels in your video. And I'm a straight white man, from an era before whatever "straight white man" is labeled as today in terms of gender.