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Treadmill Pgs 24-26 of 26

Maybe it's not much of a resolution but there's never really a resolution for this in real life. All you can do it carry on.

Thank you to everyone who read this!

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Treadmill Pgs 20-23 of 26

You ruined a perfectly good slime. Look at it, it's got anxiety.

Hoping to get the last three pages done by June 24th. (My birthday!)

I don't see why I wouldn't be able to do that but who knows?

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Treadmill Pgs 18-19 of 26

How do you do, fellow people?

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Treadmill Pgs 16-17 of 26

CONFORM

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...Wait I just noticed the pizza restaurant in the background of your comic is Charlie's Pizza ahahah

LOL, yep!!! I lost the font somewhere along the way but it works.

This is exactly 10 years old but I still get a a few dollars from people buying stuff with this design off TeePublic.

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Treadmill Pgs 14-15 of 26

We live in a society

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Treadmill Pgs 12-13 of 26

Pet the goop. DO IT NOW. Also, we're at the halfway point!

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Treadmill Pgs 10-11 of 26

The day everything changed

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Treadmill Pgs 8-9 of 23

lore lore lore lore lore

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every piece of ""autistic representation"" in hollywood sucks not just because of the infantalization and inspiration porn but because movie executives always fail to realize the real universal autistic experience: spending your childhood slowly and unfalteringly realizing all of your friends not so secretly hated and/or merely tolerated you at best and you've missed every social signal about it ever

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Pgs 5-7 of 23 (Double page spread time!)

(The Logical Song by Supertramp plays softly in the background)

I admit, I was getting so many comments with people really understanding and relating with that I was getting at, I worried that spending the next 8 pages or so exploring the more fantastic parts of the metaphor would kind of push people away But idk, I think the only way to avoid that is to make it a story about human me living human life and wow hahahah no that's not what I want to do <<LAST >>NEXT

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Actually I'm gonna ask you all, the Treadmill comic has 23 pages (21 if you combine double page spreads) and I will be posting more as I progress. Would you prefer if I keep reblogging and adding to the original post or should I give each new update a new post? I did it by reblogging this time but I realized it may get to Do You Like the Colors of the Sky type length so maybe that's not a good idea

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Starting a story

Pgs 1-4 of 23

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Can we give it up for the one and only, Yasmin Benoit

As we were saying, you can't fight aphobia without fighting terfs.

Her first response to JK + The Tweet under the cut

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You see, I very rarely know when it's "x day of visibility" until its the day of, which is why you get me uploading pics about being trans on the asexual day of visibility. I know I don't really make a lot of art that are blatantly about being trans, but I just wanted to have at least a bit of petty little insurrection even if I'm in a place where I can't really express my identity.

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It was Oop'blap'ghaa, aka Silly Shapeshifting Day, on March 31st! (I forgor to upload)

Greetings from the Cambrian, it's hallucigenia!!

(Gonna be real my first thought was sacabambaspis but that's not technically impressive.)

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Based on a true story

If I ever meet you and don't recognize you the second time, I swear I'm not trying to be a jerk, I just have mild faceblindness. (I say mild because with enough exposure over time I CAN learn a face, which is more than some people. This particular event happened in college, where I saw my classmates in a crowd of over 100 people for four hours or so a week. I was already struggling to remember people, then COVID happened during my last couple years, and I only saw my classmates in person once a month for an hour or so. I worked on a short film with people I could not recognize in person.)