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Huh? I dont care who made the comic im just wondering what the actual punchline is.
Some men think women care about "value" of people when dating but instead women are either not looking for a relationship or not as objectifying as these men
The punchline is that women now use this dumb "value" idea to filter out who to even associate with in the first place, by just avoiding any guy who mentions this shit
I guess i just don't like these type of comics. It's akin to someone posting "Haterz r my motivatorz!" on facebook circa 2011
This is better imo, part of the punchline here is that she's already married and is just fucking annoyed by this guy hitting on her in the most disrespectful way possible
That is basically what she does, yes.
The punchline is entirely self-referential. Or rather, there isn't a punchline. This is a really basic exchange as could be found in the real comment sections of basically any woman posting photos of herself online.
Except that the person who draws this comic uses it primarily to advertise her OnlyFans, so somehow she's connected annoyance with the constant promotion of her terrible joke-free comics with the same thing that that means all criticism of her is incel fury and not, yknow, people wanting comics to be promoted for how good they are rather than how entrenched her subscribers are.
I see now what everyone's talking about, without really broaching the subject (without sounding totally incel). This sums is up nicely, although even including that she does OF will make some people call you the incel. At any rate, thank you