Dickens talks a friend and says they need to make children's books about fandoms. Both are in hand drawn black-and-white against a ombre purple backdrop.

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Foolish Child #109: Foolish Child(ren’s Books)

Do you know how beneficial a book about inexplicably loving random pairings of older women would have been to me at like fourteen, when Agent Scully met Agent Reyes?

The title "Love Is a Community Expierence" is in blue font above a femme person cooking.

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Reine #28: Love Is A Community Experience

You cannot love alone.

Webcomics

Foolish Child #108: Foolish “Media”

“Pssst. Hey. YOU. Do you want to see something that looks gay but isn’t gay but I’m going to tell you it might get gay one day?”

An outline of a turquoise blue hand with following text, "You are a person, not an idea. Try harder"

Webcomics

Baopu #92: Seeing The Present

How to feel solid again after so much unrealness.

Dickens is inside of a teal blue bubble with their thoughts closing in.

Webcomics

Foolish Child #107: Invasive Thoughts

“I… didn’t order that.”

Against a peach background, a cartoon description of three different Halloween costumes and what they say about you: A Skeleton (Nerd, You're getting body paint on everything and everyone), Cowboy (horse girl, this also isn't a costume for you), Straight Couple (it's camp, you're so funny actually)

Halloween Webcomics

Reine #27: What Your Halloween Costume Says About You

Which one of you is the vampire and which one’s the vampire hunter?

Webcomics

Foolish Child #106: Maybe Don’t Take Advantage of My Amazing Cuddles, How About That?

I… don’t really want to talk about it. Or her.

In a two panel comic in the colors teal blue, pink, and a white, a cat with large eyes stares at their human who is asleep.

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Baopu #91: Hey, hey

You want to sleep in, someone disagrees.

Dickens and their friend are sitting against a blue background, the friend asks if we can talk about the elephant in the room. Dickens says they have no idea what they are talking about.

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Foolish Child #105: The Elephant in the Room

Do not the change the subject.

In two panels from this comic strip, one queer is saying, "I can take that. By the way, I love your, uh — face mask. It looks so cute and soft." And the other queer responds bashfully, "oh! heh! Well, thanks!"

Webcomics

Reine #26: Line Delivery

The secret to gay flirting is weird compliments.

Against a purple background, Dickens screams FALL IS HERE!

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Foolish Child #104: FALL! 🍃🍂🍁

Is there anything more dystopian than twirling around in falling ash?

A black and white character sits outside of a window in a sky, they say "I'm okay, I guess... just feeling fragile lately."

Webcomics

Baopu #90: The Assurance You Need

With the pandemic keeping everyday life in a sluggish pace, sometimes a little positive assurance is needed to keep going.

Parenting & Family Webcomics

Foolish Child #103: After School Pick Up

I get why you told that woman to kick rocks when she implied you weren’t being a proper parent by not forcing your kid to hang out with her kid but… why didn’t you correct her when she referred to the co-parent as your husband?

In pastel colors and a 2 panel comic, a person with short navy blue hair hands their phone to their friend with shoulder length hair, and asks "Wanna see pics of my plants?" and "this is my brother and his dog and this my second cousin!"

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Reine #25: Intimate Friendships

True Friendship looks a lot like handing over your phone and saying, “NOOOO! Please dear Lord don’t look at pics of me from the 00s!”

Dickens is looking on their phone and reflecting how powerful it is to see people manifest good things on social media. Their friend Saira recommends Dickens manifests things with their "little cartoons" instead.

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Foolish Child #102: Manifestation

.“And to think, you could be manifesting all kinds with your little cartoons.”

Against a lime green background Bapou asks in a text bubble, "To perform otherness at a moment’s notice even it sucks"

Webcomics

Baopu #89: People Like Me

While an empowering act, sharing stories of marginalization is about agency and trust.

Dickens and Sarai share a cup of coffee. Sarai believes the barista was flirting with Dickens, who responds "she doesn't even know what I look like with the mask." But Sarai says the mask just adds an air of mystery to Dickens "Clueless tall nerd" energy.

Webcomics

Foolish Child #101: Is This Flirting?

“Are you trying to say I’m horny? But like, with a PG Movie Rating?”

In a one panel pastel comic, someone is on a job in a small town where they are unfamiliar. They wonder, "where are my people?"

Webcomics

Reine #24: Oasis

If you’re in a strange and unfamiliar town, you can find community if you know where to look!

100 comics is in a rich brown color against an orange and green background. The 100 is covered in bright string lights.

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Foolish Child #100 🎉

I don’t often say much just as myself, outside of these drawings, but I want to express my appreciation for all of the support and love I have received over the past five years. I am eternally grateful to every single person I have met and interacted with along the way.

A cartoon of a statue of a woman lounging on a couch with a cloth draped around her

Webcomics

Baopu #88: The Poster Child of Anxiety

When words sometimes complicates things even further, only a surrealist picture can sum up the weirdness of social anxiety.

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