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C

Oh, do I have a story about a toy store to tell you, Robin...

David M Willis

at the moment i'm torn between "I'm A Trash Goblin Who Craves Mess!" and "Some Of Us Are VERY STRAIGHT" for book 15 titles

el

I think the second would be deliciously ironic, considering what has happened in this book so far

Andrea Andrew

Like every republican, Robin assumes gay and trans are the same. Good intuition on Leslie’s part, though I’m surprised she didn’t notice them holding hands and being gay.

Dan Rabin

The borderless panels have Leslie and Joyce in similar poses, with similar hats worn similarly over similar hair (except that Leslie has fluffy things on her coat where Joyce has long hair. I'm not imputing any particular meaning to this—I just found it striking.

Simon Magid

I love that that line is coming from Robin XD

AE Gonzalez

Robin, you’re literally there just to hit on Leslie.

Joe360

I think Leslie must be very proud of Joyce for how far she has come and happy that she could have made a difference.

HenryVolt

"Does 'it's gay' Gotta always be your first guess at everything" Might actually sell a lot, most sold out book of the DoA series I'm calling it.

Harold

My goodness, all of the rivers in Egypt seem to have been imported to this campus.

David M Willis

I try to keep the book titles funny, not inspirational!

Crunchos cereal

I’m not sure if Leslie notices the gay here, or did she alredy do it in the class last semester.

Harold

"NO MORE Being Too Clever by HALF! I Gotta Be Clever by... ONE EIGHTH!" would also be a good choice.

Megh

I vote for Trash Goblin

Kazo

teh second one is practically slanderous tho, considering very few are straight in this comic

Ria

My favorite star war character

Ria

You can tell robin is straight from how she says it very vociferously after informing leslie not 2 seconds ago that she is "very dateable" :>}

Noelle Eve Palmer

gotta go for Some Of Us Are Very Straight simply because I miss Leslie and Robin

Jeremy AR

Some of us are but not you Robin.

Jeremy AR

Which means she is very straight unless she soaks in boiling wster for s bit.

Kelly (they-them)

I like, "Some Of Us Are VERY STRAIGHT!" for several reasons. 1. It parallels "Hey, Guess What, I'm a Lesbian!" 2. It puts Robin and Leslie on the cover which I think would be the bee's knees 3. It touches on the theme if denial of self/specifically queer denial interlaced throughout book 15 4. It reminds me of myself my senior year of high school when I'd hoot and holler about being heterosexual at the slightest provocation

Kelly (they-them)

"I didn't know you had a sister." "Neither did I!" I don't think there are a lot of ways to interpret that statement. Like, does this automatically mean the person's sister is transgender? No, but it seems the most likely to me. Other possibilities I can think of include 1. You've done a DNA test and discovered a full or partial sibling you were previously unaware of 2. Your parents adopted a girl without telling you. Which I find unlikely 3. *You* are adopter and have recently come into reunion with your birth family 4. It's an inverse John Money situation and your sister was raised as a boy because of... Reasons. Ooh, wait, no. Your sister is intersex and displayed intersex traits at birth. They picked wrong. I think most people would assume the previoudly-unkown-sister is transgender provided they understand what being trans is. Unless you've known them for awhile and thought they were an only child

Kelly (they-them)

There are straight people who read this comic? Fascinating

Uniquitous

Joyce could have had a sibling separated and hidden at birth to keep them safe from a powerful relative who turned to the Dark Side of the Force.

5099 5618 v2.0

"It's gay" is a pretty good first guess for this strip in most circumstances, ngl.

Maybeeus

The in denial bisexual count is SKYROCKETING this chapter purely in terms of ratio of straight vs vi in denial. I'm starting to think the only characters who we know aren't bi this god damn chapter are Leslie and Becky. Hank has the opportunity to do the funniest thing in the world this chapter.

Terra Bruder

"some of us are very straight" really is a hilarious title

Terra Bruder

As a person who had multiple siblings who she didn't know about until her 30s, I can say with authority that all it takes is a single absentee parent.

Kelly (they-them)

I didn't consider that possibility! Leslie will probably feel silly once that occurs to her for not thinking of it sooner.

Jasmijn Wellner

Or Hank having a secret second family. Wouldn't that be something?

Jasmijn Wellner

Okay so what if Hank meets a nice man and now Joyce has two dads, and they both love and appreciate their daughters as much as they deserve

Jasmijn Wellner

> Your sister is intersex and displayed intersex traits at birth. They picked wrong. Unless Joyce was present at her sister's birth, I don't think that's functionally different from her sister being perisex transgender? > I think most people would assume the previoudly-unkown-sister is transgender provided they understand what being trans is. In my experience, cis people who know what being trans is still tend to get completely blindsided by the possibility of someone being trans, even when it should be the most likely scenario (except in things like women's sports and public bathrooms, where they've been primed by the media).

Seth Aaron Hershman has they/she pronouns

joyce. i hate to break it to you. but your sister is only four months on e and already wearing dresses. there is nothing you can say about this situation that jocelyne is not going to have to either say to other people or have implied at her

zee

Or a slutty parent with a wild past

Donny K

'Some of us are very straight, lady I wanna bang so bad!'

Fart Captor

"it's gay" is the answer to any question worth asking

Jeremy AR

Trust me i am the opposite of fascinating

Kelly (they-them)

Perisex! That's a word I haven't heard. Always appreciate learning a new word. And yeah, it functionally is the same, but I was having fun grasping at other possibilities. I suppose that's the curse of knowledge for you. It seems so obvious to me. I'm under the impression it would be more common than "discovering siblings through DNA testing" and "adoptee in reunion with biological family" but I suppose I don't actually know that