Comic Discussion > QUESTIONABLE CONTENT
WCDT 4246-4250 (April 20th-24th, 2020)
Tova:
I really feel like Faye was channeling my feelings about the whole "was this a date?" question.
So.
She can judge all of my posts now.
Dinaverg:
so I mean, we're sort of seeing the author's view in faye's reaction face, right? 'yes, obviously it was a date.'
The question, the one mille probably wants to be asking, is 'does this or will this (or do I want this to) have any romantic or sexual implications?' While I consider freeing the concept of a date from the associated social expectations to be a good thing, on the whole; we can't just pretend they don't exist in the first place.
that said, the only real answer to any of -that- is probably a big ol' 'iunno, ask her'.
immortalfrieza:
Remember the days when this comic wasn't solely about everybody hooking up with everybody else?
...Yeah, me neither.
Tova:
Um, yes. I remember storylines that weren't solely about everybody hooking up with everybody else.
Roko's dysphoria? Bubbles' memories? Hannelore's relationship with her mother and father? Claire's exams and future career? Marten figuring out his life's goals? Dora's trust issues? Remember those? Should I go on?
BenRG:
I'm not brilliant at reading body language. However, if I'm right, irrespective of the answer, Millie wants this to have been a date. She's reacting with unconscious pleasure to the memories of her morning with Brun.
Of course, this is where things get complicated. Just because Millie likes Brun enough to go over the fabled 'like-like' boundary, is this reciprocated? Can it be reciprocated? I think that this is where Faye and Bubbles will really be able to help her because I think that Millie can justly be concerned that she avoids pushing things.
Meanwhile, Faye now knows what it's like to be Marten when Dora or Tai come to beg him for relationship advice.
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