In a two panel hand drawn comic, Baopu walks outside in a mask and also rides a train in a mask.

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Baopu #98: A Day In Life

Sometimes the creative process involves lots of time on public transportation, plenty of snacks and the radio.

In a two panel comic with purple and blue background, Dickens clocks Sarai in a white button down and black tie. Dickens asks Sarai if they are dressing up for their new boss (whom they have a crush on) and Sarai says, "why are you worried bout what I'm doing at work?"

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Foolish Child #118: Work Crush

Only thing I’m worried about is you payin’ 👏this 👏rent 👏!

In a two panel comic in colors of pastel pink, mint green, and goldenrod — one queer says mean things to a plant and makes mean faces, “Grrrr! I hate you! I hate you!” Another queer talks kind to the plant, “Aw I think it’s cute! You’re doing great buddy!”

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Reine #33: Words of Affirmation

It’s time to ask yourself if your plants truly spark joy.

Dickens asks Sarai if they should make this infographic for their class gay themed, but Sarai is not listening. She asks instead: "Coworkers are off limits for dating, right?" They are in front of a blue, purple, and aqua background.

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Foolish Child #117: Should I Make It Gay?

Co-workers are off-limits, right? Like, for dating? Especially if they are your boss? You’re super hot, fine as hell boss.

Aloy draws her bow and looks intensely at her target

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Horizon Forbidden West’s Apocalyptic Dyke Drama Is an Awesome Surprise

Aloy still reads as aromantic / asexual — but there’s plenty of other gays filling out the world with their blastsling sticky bombs and lesbian drama bombs.

In a two panel comic that's colored in shades of yellow, Yao walks into a kitchen at night and then finds themself over a large pot of dark soup, which they stir with a spoon.

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Baopu #97: Ancestry

A dream helps to untangle the emotional connection to an ancestral home and the need to understand it more as a queer person.

In a two panel comic with a bright blue sky, Dickens yawns. Their friend Saria notes, “oh are we back to boxes now”— referencing the comic style — and Dickens responds, “for no reason a all, I have no energy for anything more complex right now.” Saria responds to that with a question mark.

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Foolish Child #116: Four Hours of Sleep

“Just saying all of that made ME tired.”

A drawing of two friends complimenting each other's outfits. They are dressed nearly identical, both in leather coats and boots, with yellow hoodies and red backpacks/purses and red masks. One friend is taller with an undercut and one is shorter with a bob. They are in front of a yellow background.

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Reine #32: Different Fonts

Same person, different fonts. It’s just a side effect of queers having style I guess.

In an illustration, Dickens si in a purple shirt that reads "Goin' into 2022 Like" while having dark bags under their eyes and a hand lazily waving to the reader. They have on white AirPods. Behind Dickens is a light blue background with words like "anxiety" and "sleep" floating around.

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Foolish Child #115: Exhaustion

ZZZzzzzz….. 😴

Baopu is a drawn cartoon with red hair underneath a navy blue cap and matching coat, wearing a mask. They are walking among trees with no leaves and brown stems. Above them are the words "It's easy to get over-whelmed..."

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Baopu #96: Winter Thoughts

Warm thoughts for a long winter.

Dickens talks to their friend, Saria, about a potentially being set up on a date by Penny, their mutual friend. Dickens wants to know "why." Saria is in a green sweatshirt and Dickens in a grey polo. they are talking against a rainbow pastel background.

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Foolish Child #114: Meet Cute

“I thought you wanted to start dating in your forties?”

A three panel comic says "Burrito Run" and then one friend asks the other if they want to go get a burrito. The second friend responds, "I can't. Working." The first friend asks, "Have you eaten today?" The answer is "No." Both drawn characters are colored in pastel tones.

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Reine #31: Burrito Run

Prioritize yourself, your friends, and burritos.

Dickens has a stuffy nose and is in bed working on their iPad, their friend asks “Are you okay in here? I hear a lot of suspiciously COVID sounding coughing going on. Both characters are Black, in pastel colors, against a blue background.

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Foolish Child #113: Covid or Allergies?

Well, let me know if you need anything. Like… a second booster shot.

Baopu and a friend (who is their past self) drink bubble tea.

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Baopu #95: What Other People Think

What would your younger self ask you? Would you ever attempt to resolve those age-old questions?

Dickens and their friend Sarai talk against a green background about the story of Encanto, except Sarai thinks it is gay.

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Foolish Child #112: Encanto

Every Madrigal sister’s journey deserves to be over analyzed into redemption!

A design of candy hearts that say "split rent with me" and "be my emergency contact" and "retirement polycule"

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Reine #30: Conversation Hearts

Is romance dead?

Dickens finds the phrase "Back to school" intimidating because it implies commitment, they prefer "learning new things" — their friend Sarai rolls their eyes. Dickens is in a blue jersey and Sarai is in a green hoodie. Both are against a pink background.

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Foolish Child #111: Back to School

I just don’t like the level of commitment that comes along with saying ‘going back to school.’ Like I’m expected to pursue and pay for a whole degree.