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>There are plenty of funny trans comedians
God, I needed a good laugh. Thanks for making that.
There’s a lot fewer trans people participating in sports than their proportion in society because they are all fat.
I just laughed out loud on a crowded train.
He could cut panels 2 and 3. They’re just a blog post. People don’t talk like that, it’s not funny, it has no relation to the punchline and a cartoon is an ineffective way to communicate this much information unless you can do so visually.No, I didn't read this one either, I never do.
Fucking pedophile need to learn from Stonetoss and use a word cap on each panel.
This almost feels like self-parody. Sandrat is literally being crowded out of the last panel by his own speech bubbles.
It's like those cartoons Charles Crumb made after he lost his mind where they would fill with increasingly tinier text to the point of no art any more. Except Billy never had any art, just tard scribbles.This almost feels like self-parody. Sandrat is literally being crowded out of the last panel by his own speech bubbles.
What is it with retards thinking they can make webcomics and understanding the basic principles of comic logic? Aka the very thing you pointed out with word caps? It's Chris's sonichu comics all over again. When he was feeling particularly lazy he'd at bestdrae character head with text walls between them.Sometimes, it's way to easy to create a funny edit out of these comis, but this time, at least, I thought about making a more meta joke by creating something that would be quite useful for any actual comic artist, all while indirectly mocking billy's skills.
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R.I.P. Stan, Marvel will never be the same after your passing.
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No, I didn't read this one either, I never do.
Fucking pedophile need to learn from Stonetoss and use a word cap on each panel.
This pedo takes The left can't meme joke on a whole new level.What is it with retards thinking they can make webcomics and understanding the basic principles of comic logic? Aka the very thing you pointed out with word caps? It's Chris's sonichu comics all over again. When he was feeling particularly lazy he'd at bestdrae character head with text walls between them.
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Sophie Labelle is a French-Canadian transgender cartoonist, activist, writer, and public speaker. She is best known for her webcomics "Assigned Male" and "Serious Trans Vibes" which address issues related to gender identity, transgender experiences, and LGBTQ+ themes.
Labelle has many fans worldwide, and she's often invited to different events to talk about her work. People appreciate that her comics help normalize being transgender. Scroll down to see her latest creations! If you want to see more of Labelle's work, the best way to read her comics is on Webtoon!
Bored Panda reached out to Labelle to delve deeper into her world and creative journey. We were eager to unravel the roots of her passion for making comics. "I’ve been drawing comics since I was 7," shared the artist. "With my brother and a friend, we had a 'comic club'. Our comics were popular all over town, and since I was getting a lot of bullying because of my gender expression, it became my main motivation to get up in the morning. It was especially true when I was treated for depression at 8 because gender dysphoria was unbearable. Art became my main mode of expression."
Labelle told us that during her teenage years, after openly expressing her identity, she discovered a supportive community of people who identified as queer, trans, and gender non-conforming. Just like she always had, Labelle began creating comics centered around the experiences and humor within her circle of friends. "I didn't have to imagine an audience, because my comics were always meant to be shared among the people around me. When I started this specific project in 2014, which became my full-time job, I was still a student, and my main goal was to entertain my queer and trans friends at school."
"I've experienced firsthand how threatening it is for transphobes to encounter art meant to empower trans people and celebrate gender and sexual diversity. I once had to leave my home after being doxxed, facing a neo-Nazi demonstration against an all-ages talk I gave at a public library, an anti-trans MP labeling me as a threat to Great Britain, and having my books placed on banned lists in Texas. And that's not even mentioning the online hate – I often receive death threats several times a day!
Of course, I wouldn't still be doing it if there weren't positive experiences to counterbalance all that. I met my husband while on a public speaking tour in Finland, and now that's where I live! I also receive numerous messages from people using my comics as a means to initiate difficult discussions with friends or family, or even to come out. Gender journeys can often be chaotic, and many people have told me that my comics help them find the words to express their experiences, which is the best compliment I could receive."
Labelle expressed that over the years, she has noticed that some people who aren't transgender tend to make transgender issues more complicated than they need to be. She believes that accepting and appreciating diversity and authenticity doesn't mean you have to be an expert in the complexities of gender or have a deep knowledge of endocrinology. "I have made a lot of comics meant to spare trans people from being constantly bombarded with questions. Trans people just want to live their lives without having to justify their existence – our existence shouldn’t require justifying. And I think people really need to make peace with the fact that human gender is chaotic, fluid, diverse, and surprising and that understanding who you are is a life-long quest for everyone, trans or not.
Trans and gender non-conforming people’s rights are currently under attack in a multitude of countries, states, and provinces. Chances are that you have a local association or group in your town or city and that they desperately need volunteers for all types of things. I encourage everyone to reach out to them and participate in any way they can. Getting involved is the best way to learn!"
I think he’s in his early 30s at this point.Wait, how old is this dude? I assumed he was like 40.
He was 32 in February 2021, so he's about 34-35 now.I think he’s in his early 30s at this point.
Most troons kill themselves around 30 so he's getting good value for life!He was 32 in February 2021, so he's about 34-35 now.
Most troons kill themselves around 30 so he's getting good value for life!
I expect he'll swing himself from the rafters once the cash he's getting dries up or when people properly latch onto his paedo shite, whichever happens first.
Sometimes reality smacks a troon in the face so hard that their anguish goes 110% into horror territory, they go face first through the mirror they've covered up and see themselves on the other side, and realise the abomination they've become. The older trannies that exist have managed to acclimate to it, but the younger ones have yet to either acclimate or peek behind the veil.I dunno.
If a troon doesn't end up killing themselves, they go to the opposite extreme:
They cling stubbornly, tenaciously onto life, no matter how bad things get in their life, even after flushing their own physical, mental, and spiritual health down the drain.
I just thought of a theory on why that is: They're both addicted to the carnal pleasures of this world (Lust, Gluttony, Sloth), and they're absolutely terrified, at least subconsciously, of the horrors that exist in the afterlife. Trooning out is a deliberate act of rebellion against truth and goodness, so why wouldn't they be?