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So the punchline is... Pull out your dick and piss in her mouth because....
She's a public bathroom?
I don't think I get horny post comics.
I chuckled a little.
I took it as her being aggressively kinky and provocative to tease and embarrass her uptight partner, nothing says one way or the other as to if she's really into that sort of thing or just messing with him since he clearly wouldn't go through with it, and the punchline being his flustered and mortified reaction rather than just the sexual innuendo.
But the artist wasn't shy about playing up the horniness and titillation either.
However, that's not the only way to look at it, and it's not like we're dealing with Shakespeare here.
You're wrong, this is obviously a reference to Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. In act 2, Scene 1 Petruchio says to Katherine: "Who knows where a wasp does wear his sting - In his tail." After a back and forth Petruchio says: "What, with my tongue in your tail! Nay, come again, Good Kate, I am a gentleman." This comic clearly swaps the roles of Petruchio and Katherine to say something very profound about our society, definitely not a dumb horny comic
I'm not sure how I missed this. It's so obvious when you think about it!
This post is clearly horny but I don't know why everyone is saying there's no punchline. The punchline is that pissing in her mouth in the store is exposure therapy.
This is honestly funnier and more well-paced than like half the comics that get posted here.
Alternative read. They're into watersports and do this at home. He's holding it because he wants to wait to get home so he can relieve himself that way. She's teasing him about being unable to make it home to enjoy it. It's not actually a matter of being uneasy about public restrooms, just the much more understandable discomfort with that sort of activity in public.
"Exposure therapy" is exposing someone to their fear in a safe space, so idea is she's representing what he fears (public bathrooms) and the safe space is her mouth in a grocery store.
This literally just reads as a fetish. I don't get a joke.
Nope, just still not getting it.
The joke is that he likes peeing in her mouth enough that he should want to do it in public?
The joke still just reads to me that this is what the author masturbated to before posting. But 🎨 Artsy 🧑🎨
Sorry I deleted my comment because I misread your first one.
The joke, which is not funny enough to bear this level of explanation, is that she would do that and call it exposure therapy. That's funny.
My defense of the comic was more of an indictment of the average reddit/lemmy comic post, which very often literally have no punchline or stretch one panel of content into four.
Its fine, I just literally passed it around my friends asking for help with the joke because I literally don't get it being... anything other than a;
"man if I had a goth girl I could just pee in her mouth instead of the bathroom" joke. Like that could even be funny to me I guess but this format just felt... Like they drew her on her knees first and invented a scenario around it after. And I haven't found anything redeeming in it.
Don't get me wrong worse stuff is posted but this one still just hits me in all the wrong ways, from the lackluster punchline to the the frustrated walk off and the art style feeling cloned from other artists like Adam Ellis.
I don't like to think something is bad if it is not for me but I think I'm just frustrated by this one since it feels, off. And I'm just searching for what I am missing, cause it feels professionally bad.
The focus of the comic is more on the male character with more panels showing his face and emphasizing his escalating reactions to being teased with various techniques (the squiggle line on the dialogue bubble in the third panel, the head turn line, the poses etc). What I like about it is how it depicts a relationship dynamic between them where he gets easily embarrassed, the goth girl doesn't, and she takes advantage of this to mess with him. It's obviously meant to be titillating but to me it does not seem like the sort of comic that has no substance other than that.
You understand completely
Huh? No implications of this being public. It's a play turning shyness into something extraordinary intimate. Like someone being afraid of spiders and dangling a giant tarantula in their face.
They are at a grocery store.
I think the punchline is, woman type person is willing to be outlandish to make partner feel foolish/awkward with her ways. It's "women do the darndest things" comedy.