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Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

Snoof (They/them)

Hello little gay people in my phone

I totally forgot I drew these a while ago and never posted them lol

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Here’s everything posted publicly so far of my new comic, The Boy From Venus!

A closeup of the scowling face of a NEET girl with dark hair, messy bangs, round glasses, and a warm-grey sweatshirt. Reflected in her glasses is a person with shoulder-length sharp light-brown hair, wearing a white blouse, a blue bubble skirt, and black short-heeled shoes, and in a cute horizontal pose grabbing the back of one of the legs (like if you were putting on pants while leaning back onto a bed) smiling and surrounded by stars.

Panel 1: A girl with with melly black ponytailed hair is sitting in a messy room at a computer in the dark, playing a video game. She is saying "GET ON THE OBJECTIVE, WHAT'RE YOU DOING??" Panel 2: She grits her teeth as, in the headphones in the voice chat, voices say stuff like "STUPID B*TCH", "WHAT'S YOUR ONLYFAMS?" and "GET OUT OF QUEUE AFTER THIS AND GET BACK TO THE KITCHEN" Panel 3: She throws down her headphones, her face grimaced with anger and she stands off her chair, toppling it, and yells "rrrrrRRRFUCKING ... MOIDS!!" She wears round glasses, has messy bangs, and has a small mole on the left side of her face. She wears a grey sweatshirt and grey sweatpants. Panel 4: Her glasses seem to reflect fire as she yells "I PRAY FOR THE DAY WHEN HUMAN CLONING IS VIABLE AT SCALE AND WE CAN FINALLY SAY GOODBYE TO THESE EVOLUTIONARY DEAD ENDS!!!"

Panel 5: She calms down a bit, huffing, as more of her room is revealed. Her floor is littered with junk food packaging and she's got an exposed mattress with no cover. Panel 6: She says "I'm hungry. I should hit up the corner store for a snack." Panel 7: She remembers the cute girl who works the register, with shoulder-length hair and a green apron, and says "At least there's a GIRL working there now." Panel 8: She thinks about a golden-retriever-esque orange haired buff guy at the register instead, and says "And not that SMOOTHBRAIN MOID that was working there before as a summer job."

Panel 9: Her eyes go wide and her mouth goes beak-like as she says "OH! I wonder if she's based? ..." and thinks "I should test her." Panel 10: The NEET girl is standing at the register at the convenience store, buying a soda, and energy drink, and a bag of chips. The clerk, that cute girl she remembered, says "Hey there~ Another late night gaming sesh?" Panel 11: The NEET girl rubs her hands together nervously and replies "Oh, um, yeah, haha. So uh ... How 'bout them moi--, how 'bout them MEN, huh?" Panel 12: The clerk, confused, looks at her wide-eyed and says "huh?"

Panel 13: The NEET girl puts on a cruel smile and says "PerVERTED, ZERO emotional intelligence, VIOLENT, and STUPID amirite?" Panel 14: The clerk starts putting her stuff in a plastic bag, replying "Oh, haha, yeah ... We DO have problems with that." Panel 15: The NEET girl, revealed here to be wearing red sneakers with her sweatshirt/sweatpants outfit, smugly faces the other way, crosses her arms, and replies "HAH! MEN have problems with that. They're MEN'S problems, not OURS." Panel 16: The clerk points at himself nervously and says "Ah, um. No, I mean ... I'm a man." The small amount of the NEET girl's face visible in the panel adopts an expression of shock and horror.

Panel 1: The femme cashier from the last comic that we learned is male has a terrified and anxious expression on his face, asking "W-why are you looking at me like that?" Panel 2: The sweatshirt girl is looking at him with tiny, inset eyes and pulled-in lips, like Spongebob in that one episode where he thinks he doesn't need water. Panel 3: The sweatshirt girl promptly turns and leaves, leaving behind the multicolored Sandevistan effect from Cyberpunk to illustrate how quickly she's doing this. The cashier's gaze follows her. Panel 4: The cashier looks at the bag full of her stuff in front of him and says " ... She forgot her things."

Panel 5: It is nighttime at the sweatshirt girl's apartment, and her shuttered window casts moonlight on her as she lays in bed, curled up and gnawing on her blanket with deep frustration on her face. She thinks "I can't BELIEVE it. A MOID in disguise. A TOXIC WORM disguised as a BUTTERFLY. Panel 6: She continues gnawing and pulling on the blanket, her brow furrowing even further in anger. She thinks "I didn't even know they could LOOK that cute." Panel 7: She release the blanket from his teeth and rolls onto her back in bed, gritting her teeth and clenching her fists. She thinks "Wait WHAT AM I EVEN SAYING. It's still A MOID." Panel 8: A panel depicting the following day, as sweatshirt girl is walking along a riverbank, close to the water but on a path separated by deliberately placed rocks. She's about to go underneath a bridge ahead of her. The buildings and streetlights seem to point to it being a small town.

Panel 9: She passes under the bridge. She's wearing a different sweatshirt today, the same grey color but now with a hood and a front pocket. She has the hood up, and her ponytail bursts out from inside of it on the right side of her face. Panel 10: She spots the femme cashier, who is painting something on top of a grassy hill along the riverbank. Panel 11: A closeup of the femme cashier as win blows his hair and he hums a tune while painting. He's wearing a form-fitting white long-sleeved button-up shirt, a blue bubble skirt, and black short-heeled shoes. He looks quite beautiful, and is painting the river below, including some trash floating in it in the painting. Panel 12: Closeup of his gaze turning somewhat behind him towards the sweatshirt girl as he notices her.

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Panel 1: The hoodie girl has just received the bag of stuff that she forgot at the corner store, and the clerk is in front of his smiling innocently, surrounded by sparkles. The hoodie girl says "Thanks ... um ..." Panel 2: The hoodie girl looks up a the clerk with wary eyes and asks "Why do you dress like that? ... Are you, like ... Making fun of women?" Panel 3: The clerk waves his hands in front of his face frantically, taken aback and sweating a bit. He says "Making FUN OF?? OH, goodness, NO!" Panel 4: The clerk strikes a pose with his feet wide apart and his hand on his hips, with his other hand extending behind him. He's surrounded by stars and the word "STYLE" in the background. He says "This is just my STYLE! Everyone has a STYLE."

Panel 5: The hoodie girl turns away from him and says "I don't. I just wear clothes that are comfortable." Panel 6: The clerk rests his chin in the crook of his thumb and tilts his head, striking a contrapposto pose. "Hm, well. Maybe that IS your style," he speculates. Panel 7: The clerk suddenly fills with excitement, sparkles in his eye. "When you get dress in the morning and look at yourself in the mirror," he continues, "DO YOU LIKE HOW YOU LOOK?" Panel 8: The hoodie girl just looks at the clerk's excited face with a neutral depressed expression.

Panel 9: It cuts to her in that exact pose, looking back at herself in the mirror of her dirty bathroom, fluorescent lights humming above. She looks exhausted and disheveled. Panel 10: Cutting back to the present time, she looks away from the clerk with frustration on her face and says "I've got like a 2/10 face and a 4/10 body. I don't think any clothes would make me 'like how I look'". Panel 11: A 'PROCESSING' progress bar appears above the clerk's head as he is dazed, parsing what was just said one piece of information at a time. Panel 12: The clerk leans in and says "Girl, no offense ... But you have just said about 5 bits of nonsense in 4 seconds."

Panel 13: The clerk leans back out and says this to the hoodie girl, who is listening attentively: "I know we only ever see each other at the corner store, so we're not really 'friends.' But do you want to go shopping with me on Main Street this weekend?" Panel 14: The clerk holds up his hands in the 'stop pose' and closes his eyes for emphasis, saying "NO. PRESSURE. Only if you have time and want to." Panel 15: The clerk tilts his head and looks at the hoodie girl with sparkly, innocent eyes, holding his hands together in front of him. Phantom dog ears and a wagging dog tail appear around him. Panel 16: The hoodie girl, frustrated, yells "YOU SAID NO PRESSURE!!" The clerk, confused, yells "Ah! What did I do??" while stepping away from her and holding his arms up.

Panel 1: The cashier is is sitting in a clothing store with a red purse next to him, waiting for the sweatshirt girl, who is in the changing room. The changing room door has a t-shirt icon on it and a mirror next to it. Panel 2: Closeup of the sweatshirt girl's foot cautiously stepping out of the changing room wearing a bright yellow flip flop. Panel 3: The sweatshirt girl scratches the back of her neck, standing nervously. She is wearing a black one-piece bathing suit below a one-shoulder top tied off on the side just above the waist and short jean-shorts. The top has geometric colored sections in white, green, yellow, and blue, that look vaguely like a sun rising above a field. The is speaking, but it's hard to hearing what she says over the radiant light emanating from her. She says "Is it too cringe? I feel like I'm one of those girls on the cover of Grand Theft Bicycle." Panel 4: The cashier holds his hands above his head in a praying pose. He's wearing high-waisted jeans, green-and-white Converse-style shoes, green brands on both wrists, and a white t-shirt with the cover of Tatsuro Yamashita's Big Wave soundtrack on it. He's also wearing a hairclip that looks like a big red-and-yellow flower. The sweatshirt girl says "What is that. What are you doing."

Panel 5: The cashier's eyes sparkle and reflect as he responds "Thanking the lord for what my eyes are witnessing." Panel 6: The sweatshirt girl stands somewhat shyly as the cashier prances around her, represented a several little angels that look like him floating around and saying things like "You look SO GOOD!!", "BEAUTIFUL!", and "LIKE A GODDESS OF SUMMER!" Panel 7: The cashier leans in close, hand hands behind his back, and asks "How do you FEEL??" Panel 8: The sweatshirt girl tugs at the top she's now wearing, smiling while looking down at it, and says "Y'know ... surprisingly ... these clothes ARE pretty comfortable."

Panel 9: She looks down at the rest of the outfit as her expression turns somber. "But ...", she continues, "they're a little more REVEALING than what I usually wear. Men harass even ugly girls, y'know." Panel 10: The cashier smiles and waves at her, walking back towards a clothing rack. He says "That's alright! We can find you something less revealing." Panel 11: As he sifts through the rack, he continues: "But ... I hope you don't let MEN terrorize you into not wearing what makes YOU feel good." Panel 12: "Do they ever do that to YOU?" asks the sweatshirt girl, her glasses reflecting the light coming in through the shop window.

Panel 13: "Harass you for dressing the way that you do?", the sweatshirt girl continues. The cashier has his back to her. Panel 14: We shift the camera back around to face the cashier to see that he now, unbeknownst the the sweatshirt girl, has an uncharacteristically serious, tired, and sad expression. Panel 15: We go back to the sweatshirt girl's perspective, from which his face is cloaked in darkness. He replies "No idea. It's beneath my notice. Even if they did, it wouldn't bother me. I'm beyond that." Panel 16: The cashier swings around, holding a new pair of jeans now with his usual radiant smile and sparkling eyes. "Now how 'bout THESE?" he asks.

Ngl this is mostly to show off the cute over I made, but also if you missed any of these you get to see them here!

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