[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
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[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
[[The Hazards of Love is a webcomic about a nonbinary teen from Queens who gets dragged into a surreal place called Bright World where humans are classified as “edible” and “inedible.” Now they have to figure out a way to get back home while doing their best to, y’know, avoid death. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays.]]
Guess my perpetual frustration about the lack of wlw romcoms materialized into this silly 2-page meet cute.
I’ve been away for a bit, life is busy. But I’m here for your periodic reminder that this post blossomed into a webcomic on Tapas and you can get the 1st PDF here.
This comic is extra good if you read it while listening to vince guaraldi’s skating. This comic is in part, redrawn schulz strips and in part my own writing. Peppermint patty and marcie are characters by Charles Schulz.
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[image description: two Facebook screencaps. The first is “We Removed Something You Posted. We removed the post below because it doesn’t follow the Facebook Community Standards: Sassafras Lowrey posted “at least 2017 has brought us the return of Dykes To Watch Out For (which I didn’t used to read, because I was firmly on the Hothead side of the lesbian comic binary… but now I do?)"” The second screencap is “You’re Temporarily Blocked From Posting: This temporary block will last 24 hours, and you won’t be able to post on Facebook until it’s finished. / Please keep in mind that people who repeatedly post things that aren’t allowed on Facebook may have their accounts permanently disabled.”]
Author Sassafras Lowrey was blocked from posting on Facebook for mentioning Dykes To Watch Out For–or more specifically, for using the word “dyke” at all.
It’s no secret I love social media – and defying all logic, my favorite of the social media platforms has always been facebook. I had been seeing friends post about new policies where Facebook was blocking people or pulling content that used the word “dyke” as reclaimed and empowering identity language. I continued posting on my facebook like normal, and woke up this morning to discover that not only had a post I’d made yesterday sharing the newest Dykes To Watch Out For classic lesbian comic had been pulled for “violating community standards” but my profile had also been put on a 24 hour hold, and I’ve been reminded/threatened that repeat “offenses” could get my profile deleted.
Because there has been doubt that this is happening, I took screenshots
[ID: image 1: a photograph of a German Shepard and a deer inside a police car, both sticking their heads out the back seat window. Gold letters on the side of the car under the window read “Stay Gay”
Image 2: a drawing of the dog and deer, in purple, with a red heart around them and Stay Gay written slanted along the bottom of the heart in yellow.]
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You ever just look something and immediantly have OCs and a detailed backstory for each of them?
