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"Villainess" princess girls on the other hand can't accept they actually deserve that love or admit that they need is so they dress it up as something they are taking from you.

Cat girls want to be loved but don't want to be overwhelmed

Knight girls and maid girls are convinced they have to earn the love they're missing by becoming essential to someone else.

Trans women are into forcefem because transitioning is scary and what we call having it forced upon us is really another girl taking us by the hand and guiding us through the storm. We're afraid and exposed and fantasize about trading our agency for a different kind of freedom, and making it a little freaky is inevitable.

This post is not here to reinforce your insecurities.

when i was a kid my dad would hit me. he'd only hit me with a belt though. if his hands were empty, they were safe. i had warning. he'd have to go get a belt, or take it off. he'd brandish it, he'd look at me, i'd be prepared.

my mom would hit me with her hands. there'd be no warning. i'd say something wrong and get smacked upside the head, slapped across the face. sometimes with a closed fist. if she was a little heated, she'd hit me over and over again til she calmed down or, if my dad was there, she was pulled back. normal stuff. lots of us have this experience.

i wasn't afraid to be close to my dad. i was comfortable close to him. i wasn't even scared when he got the belt. i knew what was coming and i knew how it would feel. it was a non-event. but with my mom i was always on edge. any movement could be tender or violent.

Of course Peter Gallagher knows that "dank" is a weed thing. He also knows that "in heat" is a sex thing and that when aliens "probe" someone it's in the anus.

These are words, not things. Heathcliff is a comic about symbols.

You're never going to get a comic where an alien actually probes someone any more than you're going to get a comic where the Man-Eating Giant eats a man. You're just going to get a dozen comics where aliens like the word "probe".

Heathcliff wears the ham helmet because it's the helmet you wear when you eat a ham. You can tell it's that helmet because it says "ham" on it. The helmet's function is determined not by its form but by its label.

summer = beach = sand = desert = mummy and thus there is the Summer Mummy. Because of symbolic associations that do not otherwise cohere.

Robots don't wear clothes but the mere act of labeling them "nude" makes them nude. And once a painting is a nude painting there has to be a fig leaf because a "nude" without a "figleaf" is "indecent".

Bless that bush.