Hello! Happy Motherlover day, and happy belated Solstice!
VERY happy to share that patrons actually got to see the entire rest of the chapter this week, as I managed to finish the next batch of pages! Thank you to everyone who joined after last week to get a sneak peek – and if you didn’t last week, the deal is even sweeter as now you get to read a whole chapter ahead! I can’t overstate how even a dollar or two per reader goes towards supporting the comic; it might not seem like a lot, but when over forty people sign up at the same time you can really do some numbers!
I’m so thrilled reading everyone’s comments and anticipations for this chapter. I hope it’s readin’ well and maybe helps put a little good in the world, when it’s all out there. That’s all I can ask for anything I make.
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TRANSCRIPT
(An entirely textless page. Alex exits from the basement into the living room, sighs, and looks to her left into the sitting room where she sees/imagines a ghostly image/memory of the young Alex from the previous page.)
I guess we’re about to see her coming out story.
I know this is figurative, but if this is how we found out Alex can see time-displaced spirits, that’d also be a wild plot twist.
Jokes aside, I know Alex and her sibling had a lot of friction with their parents over expectations, so this had to be a really difficult event for her.
Love how that would be the plot twist, not [gestures] everything going on with Imogen’s kid. Oh, for a world where it is unremarkable!
Oh, for sure, but I’m nonbinary and have a bunch of trans friends, so admittedly, the Imogen’s kid thing feels like a Wednesday to me.
Oh my, lot of flashbacks to my own childhood as a gay man here. Definitely walked around pretending to be fabulous which despite being relatively gender conforming still involved plenty of dresses, heels, and nail polish.
Whatever Lucas is going through I wish him/her/them luck. The LGBT+ drug can be tough to swallow at first but it’s worth every second of discomfort.