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I am happy with the comments I get on the koth yuri zine. A lot of it is "I know 3 women just like this at work" or "that's just me and my friends" or "this is like my aunt". Some others are more like "I need [fem character] carnally]. All very good. They're interesting comments to me because I didn't change the characters at all. But it shows what I find fascinating yet infuritating about gender, and reiterates why I'm do a lot of genderbends. By re-telling the relationships with different pronouns and labels, and maybe a bigger boob or two, you see them in a different light. Characters and people are seen and treated differently if they are Women. Positively, negatively, parallel parking neutrally... Mostly I am happy to hear that readers know people like these characters IRL. That's the appeal of King Of The Hill right? Realistic, grounded characters that are wonderfully mediocre. And there's not a lot of weird middle-aged women let alone lesbians that are visible on TV. But so many people know weird middle aged lesbians IRL, or they're weird lesbians themselves! It's cool. It's nice that people comment on this gayass zine irl and online to tell me. I thinnnnnk mostly I like to see and explore "weird girls", aka "gorl scoutz" in my own fucked up vocab. Girls that are bad at makeup and hair, girls that don't dress fashionably, girls that don't have pointy chins and pouty lips and tiny noses. They're not cool or sexy or cute or pretty. They don't fit into the idea of what girls should be, whether its male or female gaze. Funny lookin and funny acting girls... Idk there's just a LOT of normal ass girls out there. It is cool to draw and write normal ass girls, and have normal ass girls tell you "hey i know a normal ass girl like that". Especially when girls and women are held to strange societal standards, whether they're seen as "lesser than" or having to perform "more than". Jerry shaking hands with himself dot gif. Yap yap yap https://blorbo.social/@scumsuck/116184581373748002