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If this book somehow ends up in public schools and libraries, I will lose all hope in Canada.
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If this book somehow ends up in public schools and libraries, I will lose all hope in Canada.
Like his other books I bet Labelle will be shilling it in a LGBT erotic book shop while pretending it's a perfectly natural place to be selling a book aimed at kids.If this book somehow ends up in public schools and libraries, I will lose all hope in Canada.
I buy all my children's gifts at erotic shops. On second thought that might be why I'm in jail.Like his other books I bet Labelle will be shilling it in a LGBT erotic book shop while pretending it's a perfectly natural place to be selling a book aimed at kids.
Wait. Did the dad just mis-gender Ciel? I know Ciel is supposed to be genderfluid -- but isn't it wearing pink and a skirt in the comic?
Nail Polish is set at the beginning of the comic series, when Stephie and Ciel met each other.
As the characters explore their femininity, they learn to care for each other, empowering themselves along the way.
Consistency and storytelling take a back seat to the propaganda.Wait. Did the dad just mis-gender Ciel? I know Ciel is supposed to be genderfluid -- but isn't it wearing pink and a skirt in the comic?
According to Wikipedia, in the book, Nail Polish:
Why is Ciel so chill about being mis-gendered? And if the boyfriend is kissing a "girl", why would he need to come out as "bi" to his parents? I'm totally confused.
It's repostDidn't he already do an interview story? Or is this a different one and I am thinking of another comic?
Consistency and storytelling take a back seat to the propaganda.
There was already a story arc with TV
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They're so original, I can't tell if it's a repost
It's the first time I've seen this and I'm literally cringing. Why do they always have to make creepy webcomics with underlying "everyone's transphobic" tones? Can't they do something just normal and not make it all about being trans?
Stephie was the original self-insert for the comic. Sandrat existed long before the comic even existed, as he’s Labelle’s OC from high school.I thought sandrat was a transman or something? I can't keep track of this anymore due to the same face.
Also if someone let Ciel babysit their children, I'd call the RCMP on them!
edit: I think Ciel is the primary self insert? I literally can't tell anymore
Maybe if all the characters didn't act and kinda look the same I would be able to understand what the hell is going onStephie was the original self-insert for the comic. Sandrat existed long before the comic even existed, as he’s Labelle’s OC from high school.
So we’re dealing with a comic in which Labelle’s best friend is herself and all they do together is talk about how awesome and cool they are for being trans.
They’re BOTH self-inserts. The entire comic is just Labelle having conversations with herself.
Ciels gender fluctuates depending on how many oppression points can be earnedWait. Did the dad just mis-gender Ciel? I know Ciel is supposed to be genderfluid -- but isn't it wearing pink and a skirt in the comic?
According to Wikipedia, in the book, Nail Polish:
Why is Ciel so chill about being mis-gendered? And if the boyfriend is kissing a "girl", why would he need to come out as "bi" to his parents? I'm totally confused.
Billy actually even manages to fail at the "everyone's transphobic" thing because half the time he shows how everyone in the story is themselves trans/genderfluid/whatever else he feels like championing at the time. The characters are perfectly accepted until a strawman comes out of nowhere, then gets "puts down" by one of Billy's self inserts and that's that. Most of the time, characters talk about being oppressed, but I bet if someone with far more patience than myself went back to do the math, there'd be more comics showing the self-inserts being accepted/praised versus them facing any sort of discrimination.
Stephie was the original self-insert for the comic. Sandrat existed long before the comic even existed, as he’s Labelle’s OC from high school.
So we’re dealing with a comic in which Labelle’s best friend is herself and all they do together is talk about how awesome and cool they are for being trans.
They’re BOTH self-inserts. The entire comic is just Labelle having conversations with herself.
This is why Labelle’s comics of her characters being threatened falls flat, because apparently every single character introduced is either trans themselves, related to someone who’s trans, or knows like five separate people who are trans.New poster
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Kai Cheng Thom - Writer. 3.7K likes. Drag. Dance. Writing. Spoken Word. SIN, UNASHAMED.www.facebook.com
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