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John C Butler

I'm betting we're about to get a look into who Kass really is.

Super Shanko

Kass, this is no time to break into song.

Russet

"I don't need to cry, I got shoulders to cry on, I did that. I need help."

John C Butler

*snap* *snap* When you're a Skav you know where all zhe best clams are. *snap* *snap*

That Harper Gal

I get the feeling that whatever Kass says next is going to be incredibly important.

Fox Starwing

I get the sense the next page is gonna hit like an anvil dropped from ten thousand feet.

Fox Starwing

Poor Vizlet though, rejected for just trying to help. Thats a big oof right there.

Super Shanko

Don't think it's rejection, it's just not "that" kind of help he's wanting.

Caerdwyn

Yah, betting the last time Kass "let it out" something really bad happened. Telling you this, though. Esteem for Vizlet has just been skyrocketing.

valsalia

A weird little rat creature

valsalia

Actually Kass, being a yinglet, has no actual shoulders

valsalia

Kass invents the chicken sandwich with chicken patties in place of the bun

valsalia

Honestly it only takes a couple hundred feet for an anvil to achieve terminal velocity

valsalia

"Let It Go" but it's Kass singing "Let It Out"

Fox Starwing

This is true, but watching something fall that far adds a mental weight of awesomeness to it somehow!

Fox Starwing

Definitely liking more Vizlet character building.

Avi Brandier

Kass is suddenly compelled to take the scenic route to his next cry

Vet

Kass is going to be the master of his destiny.

Gray Fox

I think this type of image deserves a bonus comic or image or something, bc this is to funny not to be seen.

Autumn Minnchilla

Lol, I didn’t get the reference until I searched for it 🍗

Fox Starwing

I think I get it though. It takes an absolutely absurd amount of trust to completely shatter in front of someone. Vizlet is still mostly an unknown to Kass, so it makes sense to hold off from really letting go.

MrJackalope

sometimes the hardest part is dealing with how people expect you to be acting. I just had both my parents die on me 6 months apart last year while i'm still in my 20s. i was dealing with it fine but people kept coming to me expecting me to break down or something. the fact that i was fine only seemed to worry people more like they couldn't except that i could move on so fast, one sibling going so far as to say "i guess you just didin't care about them." it got to the point that the worst part about my parents dying was peoples emotional expectation of me. i wasn't allowed to be fine, and the more i said i was fine to them they saw that as meaning i was worst. I'd say the issue is people can only see situations from their own perspective and how it would emotionally make them feel, not considering that maybe people deal with things different then others. it's not about not feeling things or bottling things up, it's about being strong enough to not let things drag you down so you can keep on living life. Maybe this wont make sense to most with how generally emotional people are but sometimes when people say they are okay they really are okay and they should not project their own feelings onto others.

ComicTF

Oooooooo! The other spindly foot is about to drop!

John C Butler

That one guy will be happy he has another friend.

valsalia

There's so much to see along the way!

valsalia

"I will cry the way -I- want to cry"

valsalia

Kass' letting-go hand has a bad case of trigger finger

valsalia

Yeahhhhh everyone grieves and deals with hardship in their own ways; there's some useful guidelines to go by, in order to help make sure people aren't responding to it in self-destructive ways, but even then, it's just that: guidelines. If that's the way you needed to handle that situation, then that's the way you should've been allowed to.

valsalia

They're always droppin' those spindlefeets