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“Accountability Buddy”, page 37 (Patreon)

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2026-11-09 18:00:02
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Red Miso

I mean if anyone knows what a nasty thing to say is it would be Lucy. Truth hurts

Zambies

ENOUGH!!!

Art-thusiast

Ngl I was totally expecting Lucy to bitch slap Sue there, yet that line also hit pretty hard

Rocky Wolfknight

So is she walking way cause she doesn't want to answer? Or she knows the answer but doesn't want to say it out loud to prove Sues point? If anything she look like she's running away

Metal Raven

Scratch that one off of my bingo card!

Pel

Ugh, she just has to get the last word in. As if you both haven’t been incredibly nasty.

SomeColourMage

well I suppose you're an expert on that

PAM

I don’t know what’s worse, a bitch slap or just her walking away.

Antares

tbf that was nasty. She's not wrong.

DreamerKay

Good for you Luce, walk away. ❤️ Please show us Lucy's reaction once she's alone. Is she going to break down? Or actually talk to someone? Of course that social battery is in the negatives.

Nev Ravenoak

Man, whatever, Lucy. You did nothing to deserve it either /s

Addystar (edited)

Comment edits

2026-11-10 15:00 Yeah it’s almost as nasty as making innocent people feel complicit in your sexual assualt
2026-11-09 18:06 Yeah it’s almost as nasty as blaming your friends for not fighting off a grown man at 13 years old

Yeah it’s almost as nasty as blaming your friends for not fighting off a grown man at 13 years old

Joselyn Rivera

Nasty? A bit yes. But was it true and needed to be said? Oh absolutely

Firelilly027

Lucy you really need to reflect on yourself, like you haven’t been being nasty to sue. Why do you think she brought up all the passive aggressive comments YOU have been making…

Antares

Feels to me more like she's simply removing herself from a situation where she feels she can't trust the other party not too use her own words against her. To her, I'm sure "Why are you like this" felt like a pretty low blow from Sue and not something she needs to dignify with a response, and walking away is honestly a better outcome than lashing out.

DreamerKay

I think she's just had enough. And how does she even answer? By trauma dumping everything that might have fucked her up? Does she even know? I don't think Lucy has had therapy, she probably has no idea how to unpack that. But they could both really do with some self reflection.

DreamerKay

I've always been a fan of Lucy's friendship with Sue... But now? Lucy get a new group of friends!! You've scorched the last bridge.

Michelle M.

That WAS really nasty. But considering how nasty Lucy has been to Sue (for, from’s Sue’s perspective, completely unwarranted reasons), I get it. From how I see it, Lucy is essentially an exercise in an “unlikeable” victim. She has been lashing out at those around her for a long time, and I find her very sympathetic in terms of “what made her this way”. But it’s not surprising that fellow teenagers aren’t equipped to handle this, and are sick of putting up with it; while she isn’t equipped to deal with what happened to her in a healthier way. As a reader I love both of these girls a lot. I hope they will be able to work through this someday. But I’m worried that this won’t happen for quite a while, lol…

DreamerKay

I'm so glad she didn't. I want to believe Lucy can change..

sammy

she can’t handle criticism and always pushes people away. that’s always going to be her downfall unfortunately.

PAM

Mucy is inching the entire cast into an ever explosive crash out.

esinololly

Yes! Exactly!! That was such a nasty thing to say!! AND FOR WHAT? On top of that Sue was saying this as she grabbed Lucy by the shoulders and yelled this in her face ... Christ

Nev Ravenoak

Cats and comics aside, I really relate to Sue in this scene. Nothing like being treated like a villain for finally standing up for yourself. Sure, Sue didn't handle this perfectly, but I think she deserves some grace considering how she's been treated recently. Lucy has real problems and traumas, of course, but that isn't *really* her friends' fault and she needs to stop lashing out at them.

⚰️ Irani ⚰️

This is still better than her and Mike attaching at this stage. And she didn't physically assault Sue which is amazing. The emotional side of it though, sometimes hard words break perspective. It's disruption that allows for change that Lucy desperately needs.

Alec

I thiiiink it was mentioned that Lucy went to a therapist at some point, but clearly she needs to continue, yeah.

tooie

Well. That's one way to end the fight

Rocky Wolfknight

Honestly, I think this is sues pedastal of Lucy Shattering moment, and Lucy likely burning any bridges with Sue

mobsterseeker

Well this could have gone better, one feels.

GarryB

Pot calling the kettle black is underselling this, Lucy lol

MCZetra

Lucy: “You’re really unpleasant now…”

Crossbreeze

So that one friend Lucy is burning the bridge with (for now anyway).... how many bridges will Lucy burn before she's left all alone? Let's hope it won't to that point

SCD

Sue: Thanks! Lucy: >:( Sue: :)

nalem

It's

nalem

It's

Elmanii

To be honest, Lucy doesn't need new friends until she learns how to treat other people. She keeps burning so many bridges with friends because she doesn't know how to be one to anyone except Mike.

DreamerKay

She's not great to Mike either. She needs therapy and to work on herself for sure.

Antares

Saying Lucy doesn't need friends until she learns to treat them right is honestly a kind of bizarre take, like do you think the correct way to handle her feelings of isolation is to make her... more isolated? I do think therapy would be extremely helpful, she did return from her hospitalization and long absence a more mindful person, but it seems like the looming threat of Alejandro and general unaddressed trauma is a bigger culprit to her deterioration, and that's not really anything these teens are equipped to handle.

Kirk Findlay

I can't quite tell if it's Lucy saying that, or Sue thinking that. But not wanting to take it back now. I'm gonna assume it's Lucy though. And hoenstly, while nasty..... it's all true. To a certain degree. Lucy has been nasty to alot of people, for seemingly no reason. Even before Mike yelled at her. HSe has always kept everyone at arms length. Mike would try to get her to open up and make friends, but she refused. So it's not hard to see why teenagers have finally just gotten annoyed with her. They don't know everything we know either. If they did theyd' probably have sympathy for both sides in some way. But how it all hashed out Lucy ended up the more sympathetic party. But Lucy's nastiness, accusations and all that have pushed away Sue. probably one of her biggest supporters. Many people reference that Sue has put Lucy on a pedestal, but I never got that feeling, or atleast I never noticed it. But if that's the case, it's been shattered now. She's seen Lucy pettiness, and inability to see from other perspective during that situation, jsut assuming they all just got over it and let her be attacked. Which is far from the truth. As Sue said, Lucy was the last to react, how were 13 year olds suppose to recover from those initial blows and fight older teenagers? I'm not saying Lucy doesn't have some justification, or atleast that her view of the events have been fracturted by time, nightmares and her general distrust of others. But it's wrong that she refused to back down and admit Sue was right, and instead look for some 'gotcha' to own Sue.