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Trombonista said:
Isn't Alice describing what Martin went through?
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It is exactly like what he went through. Seems like Alice is going out of her way to be passive aggressive to both the reporter and Martin. Martin was relatable in that he had trouble adjusting to this major change in his life and now it seems like that is unacceptable to Labelle. You need to accept trans kids immediately and unquestioningly.
 
Rubberchickenchu said:
@Trombonista
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Pictured below: Sophie Labelle suffering through the trauma of being assigned the wrong gender at birth.
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how come sophie managed to write an entire series about the difficulties of being trans, but as soon as she has to write someone in-comic ask about it, its all sunshine and rainbows and "why would u even THINK it was hard? everythings perfect!"
like me at the goddamn psychiatrist, u show one thing and say another
 
1) Canadian doctors don’t assign gender at birth (they observe the baby’s sex, and do so correctly about 99% of the time), so I have no idea what the fuck he’s going on about here.

2) Of course the kid wants to be trans, look at the way the mother behaves. She’s screeching into the phone that she’s ashamed to be cis, and she’s telling reporters that her child was born ‘traumatized’ (when in reality, her child doesn’t remember being born), and this is only a short, two-panel sampling of her behaviour. It makes perfect sense that the kid would try to conform to mommy’s worldviews (one of the reasons we don’t let kids make their own decisions is that they’re kinda fucking idiots) and be loved and accepted, instead of something his caregiver parent considers ‘shameful’ and ‘traumatizing’. When mommy has literally no personality outside of shrieking ‘die cis scum’, what do you think the kid is going to internalize?
 
I thought she didn’t want to do the interview?

I guess the temptation of a journalist writing about how she’s the woke mother of a trans girl was too hard to resist.
 
Pickle Inspector said:
I thought she didn’t want to do the interview?

I guess the temptation of a journalist writing about how she’s the woke mother of a trans girl was too hard to resist.
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Not even Labelle's own characters can resist the sweet siren song of attention.
 
Rubberchickenchu said:
@Trombonista
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I think a more accurate description would be, "I lectured my husband and son on how masculinity is the worst thing ever until my husband got sick of my bullshit and left me and I took Stephen. Then I realized I could get extra victim points by having a trans kid so I pressured my son into taking HRT drugs that may be doing him permanent damage." That's the vibe I get from Stephie's bitch of a mother.
 
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:story:Look at this shit. How was he okay with this?

Her eyes in the first picture made me think of Jean-Marie Le Pen because it looks like she also has a fake glass eye:
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ATaxingWoman said:
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:story:Look at this shit. How was he okay with this?

Her eyes in the first picture made me think of Jean-Marie Le Pen because it looks like she also has a fake glass eye:
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cistendered said:
Incomfort isn't a word.
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It’s just a lazy comic in every way. To get the writing and art wrong at such a basic level is shameful for someone who is nominally a professional with years of experience. The “story arc” once again follows the format of “put character in a place, have them talk about trans stuff, no story progression, no ending.”

My big question, and I acknowledge it’s fairly rhetorical, is this. In two years, what has changed for these characters? The only major development I can think of is Magnus going to Iceland, which was dealt with in a single strip where Sandrat just made a stupid joke, with the actual events happening offstage. Stephie keeps getting interviewed, but it’s not clear, in-universe, why that is and she never becomes famous.

Imagine if every writer worked like Labelle. Imagine a Labellian Star Wars.
SCENE 1
Interior of the Lars family homestead. Luke and Uncle Owen talk about moisture vaporators for half an hour.

SCENE 2
The Mos Eisley Cantina. Obi-Wan, C3PO and R2D2 are there with no explanation. They discuss the dissolution of the Senate and what it means for moisture farmers for three quarters of an hour, then off-handedly mention that they bought some droids, that the Empire killed Luke’s family and that the Force exists.

SCENE 3:
Backstage at the Rebel base as Luke, Han, Chewie and the droids await their medals. They discuss moisture vaporators again. The end.

SCENE 4:
Not really a scene, but a Facebook comment in which George Lucas explains about Han, Chewie, Darth Vader, the death of Obi-Wan, Luke joining the Rebellion, the capture and rescue of Leia and that the Death Star was somehow destroyed.
 
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