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But why choose the penis as the arbitrary dividing line? Why not the presence of breasts? Or the chromosomal makeup? Or the brain-body interface mapping (which I think is what transgender people are actually using)? And why choose to call someone something they don't want to be called, and which dee...

If one person only really cares about sex, but is willing to listen to the other person's problems That doesn't /sound/ like a healthy relationship. I mean if you care about a person you care about their problems and shouldn't be just willing to put up with it in order to guarantee your access to s...

Perfectly illustrates why people resort to violence in a conversation where no one threatens to harm them in any way. Eh. I think that's putting more into it than is there. Violence is never justified, but some people, when someone inflicts great pain on them, the instinct is to inflict pain back. ...

Yeah, I was definitely thinking about Gina when Ellen finally made her move.

My plan is that the next strip, whatever it is, will be a utopian sci-fi. Mind you, a future setting is not necessarily the same thing as an action adventure. I just want to make something aspirational and optimistic, y'know? Nice. I could go for some of that. If you're not looking to keep your mus...

It kind of depends on what you go to college for. Look at the job market for the areas you consider acceptable to live in, look at the forecast going out, get the training/education needed for entry into that job. If you go to college as an English major, yeah I suppose it can seem like a lie. But i...

It might have been extreme to suggest she'd resort to violence first, or early, or to suggest the violence she'd resort to is physical-being a good liberal, her first resort is likely to be Administrative violence . using the system to attack a perceived 'enemy'. Wait...even ignoring the blatantly ...

It is a fact you can usually rely upon that every male who introduces sex into an RPG where it was not previously mentioned, is a creep. If this scene had happened not in a webcomic, but in a real game of D&D, and the targeted player would have been someone who is not like Max, I as a GM would ...

Don't be silly, all. Lily merely knows that no soul is possible in the absence of a Scooby Doo upbringing. She is rightfully fearful that Jamie is mentally unstable, an emotionless flesh-robot whose actions cannot be predicted nor trusted.

You'll notice that Jamie once again misses the pop-culture reference that everyone else in the room is aware of.