I don't get it. I mean, yeah, I get what's going on, I just don't get what makes it funny, or what point it's trying to make.
this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2024
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I think its "Some people have strong reactions to public displays of affection "
There's affection, and there's... this. Some don't know the concept of "getting a room".
I am not alive to live up to your expectations! 😁 Some people don't know the concept of "nunya"
You can't claim that when you're loudly making a spectacle out of yourself
Everybody gonna draw the line in different places
Doesn’t even have to be public, I never outgrew the childhood reaction of disgust to people making out. Like, why do I want to see a closeup shot of people kissing on my 65” 4k TV, even if it’s supposedly romantic…
Stick around a bit. Unfunny comics is a hot new trend on this sub. Quality is going downhill.
I initially thought this was one of those things where someone takes an actual comic and changes the text to make a different narrative. But this inscrutable mess seems to be the original...
Ah, also, it's butt ugly. Sry to the cartoonist, who is probably very nice, but that plasticky, slick looking tablet screen linework is starting to get to me. It's everywhere.
What?
It seems like they're making fun of people that are overly affectionate in a public place, like on a train
I think it's the noise rather than simply the affection.
That is a truly incomprehensible second panel
I think English isn't their first language, lol
Is their first language Python, by any chance?
for kiss in love:
That's why kids should learn Pascal first!
Language barrier doesn't explain the image itself
Add a 've in the end of the "you" and you'll get what you want.
I don't mind PDA most of the time. It's cute when two people are completely lost in each other. I appreciate it when people bother being discreet, but even when they don't, it's usually not that invasive when people express themselves just between the two of them.
But then there's the attention whores, playing it up for the crowds.
Extreme mouth noises bother some people. Not that I'd ever call anyone out on a train over it, but the sound of loud wet kissing gives me the creepy-crawlies in the same way that hearing someone sloppily eating a particularly juicy apple does.
Thank Bose for noise-cancelling earbuds.
Just loudly whisper “oh yeah! Now grab her butt!” while groping yourself overtly.
Is the small character at the end a recurring character of this comic?
Yes, I know I've seen a few others from this comic with that little guy.
Ok, because it makes no sense without knowing that.
Is that an AI comic? It's incomprehensible.
Can't beat me having a Zoom meeting with speaker on
damn, i miss her
An asexual watching most modern media
This modern media?
Weird to see the proliferation over the years of think-pieces on the lack of libido in mainstream film. They act like it's evidence that America is dead from the waist down -- as if people can't just go watch sex whenever they want, without having to share the experience with an auditorium full of people. Depictions of sexuality have just become more private, that's all.
It's not just about sex, it's about lack of sexual tension or sensuality if you prefer to call it that. Zendaya and Tom Holland are actual couple but their on-screen chemistry as MJ and Peter Parker doesn't hold a candle to Sam Raimi movies.
Just one example among many.
But old films still featured recognizable human bodies and human faces—bodies that could theoretically be achieved by a single person without the aid of a team of personal trainers, dieticians, private chefs, and chemists.
Well, but when those bodies we not the absolute epitome of military fitness, would you believe them doing the feats that they do in the movies.
Sure it's not 100% believable even now, but it kinda feels more "fine" if someone with stone-like protruding abs and pecs, takes a pillar to the torso and gets pushed back 50ft instead of getting squished.