Good grief, how can a girl from a newsprint comic be so perfect?
Good grief, how can a girl from a newsprint comic be so perfect?
Jonathan Lewis
Other urls found in this thread:
Daniel Clark
First the Luna threads, now this?
Jackson Moore
Fuck off back to TLH threads newfag, there's nothing even remotely lewd here
Chase Jones
Dude, she wants the fucking DOG, not that blockhead.
Cooper Robinson
How can she be perfect when Marcie is better in every single way?
Ethan Scott
Now don't start that simply because there both not "feminine"
Luke Stewart
Aiden Kelly
She's always had a thing for Chuck
Eli Cox
>Grew up thinking that Charlie was loser
>He actually a full set girls which one with their own anime personality in diffent levels of wanting his dick
Good grief
Adam Campbell
And she turns on him as soon as he does something stupid.
Isaiah Stewart
She legitimately had no idea it was actually snoopy.
Ethan Morales
>Chuck is feeling like a loser all the time even though he constantly gets the attention of girls
Andrew Powell
reminder that your childhood tomboy crushes grew up either into lesbians or became feminized and fucks Chad on the reg
Benjamin Martin
She knows it's Snoopy, just not that he's a dog. Regardless, she shows more desire for him than Chuck.
Carson Diaz
Then why did she call him the funny looking kid with the big nose if she knew it was snoopy?
Lucas Perry
LOL as if that bitch has anything on my girl Lucy
Juan Scott
She outright calls him Snoopy in the one summer camp arc, saying only he understands her.
Leo Powell
And also because she's really not that bright.
Leo Scott
>Good grief,
Jayden Cooper
snoopy is the cool guy that understands her, but is not her type, she wants to be on top.
Luis Howard
The first furry fan
Owen Kelly
How appropriate
Colton Thomas
I would look her up, but she has blocked me on all social media and even her alternate accounts.
Tyler Martinez
it happens mate.
Justin Ortiz
He still feels like a loser because he knows it will never be enough to fill the void.
Adam King
Aye. She was good fun when we were still going to school. Shame I was autistic back then.
Landon Taylor
no, pls stop
Joseph Carter
Oliver Long
based.
Evan Barnes
I feel you. I had a tomboy childhood friend who I was in love with. She didn't like when I confessed to her though, and that ended up mentally scarring me. I'm over her now, but that doesn't change the fact that I've reached my 20s without ever having a girlfriend because of that.
Also, she's apparently into lolita dresses and such now, not a tomboy at all anymore.
Oliver Cook
Jason Sullivan
>I've reached my 20s without ever having a girlfriend
To be honest that's pretty normal. It's pretty rare to have any relationship before leaving for college.
Brody Lopez
>You will never find your Peppermint Patty.
Daniel Butler
I moved out on my own like 2 years ago. I just have serious problems talking to girls because it makes me think of my previous screwup.
Brandon Allen
I'm still living with my mum. Don't give up user. There's hope for everyone. You won't get a friend to show your mum if you'll brood on the past.
Samuel Sanchez
That was for Marcie, Charles' one twue wuv.
Nathan Parker
>To be honest that's pretty normal. It's pretty rare to have any relationship before leaving for college.
hehehehe yeah
Christopher Gonzalez
Watching Peanuts cartoons always makes me feel better whenever I'm down.
Kevin Gonzalez
I feel the same way. It speaks to the soul sometimes.
Mason Myers
I forgot things are different nowadays.
Robert Kelly
best girl
always crushed on her growing up.
i always had the chrismas album playing whenever i was sad. it was such a good album.
Wyatt Peterson
>Projects pedophilia it into "passion" for a 10 year old girl
Why is Yea Forums like this
Brayden Adams
I believe there is a correlation of the dawn of internet escapism to anti-social hermithood. That, as a tool to suppress your deep anxieties to cope with dealing in complicated relationships. I have a story.
When I was in high school. I had at least one girlfriend for a time. Until one morning I woke up into a wrecking ball of anxiety. Broke up with her, and vow to not date until I can be comfortable with myself. Then soon after her best friend ask me out behind her back. This is where I had a realization about girls and people in general. I felt I couldn't trust anyone unless they were close family or friends. So getting romantically involved was a fucking trial.
That was until the internet. You were able to explore with different personas and be more social without the peer pressure of being judged for acting differently than their previous conceptions of me. That whole joke about Canadian girlfriends? Those were based on reality as you can have online girlfriends, and cyber roleplay in mIRC java chats. Final Fantasy, DBZ, Sailor Moon, Crono Trigger themes rpgs. A healthy coed mix of social interaction with fellow dorks and "weeb" culture appreciates.
>continue in next post
Nathan Perez
Even then the cliche of it being a man behind the screen was a well-known danger. So it goes in those chatrooms of trout slapping. It was all fun and games until you get involved intimately. You had to be creative to identify yourselves to make sure you knew who you actually were. Video chat was not a thing, nor easily accessible. Recording yourself saying your name with a mic in windows recorder, taking an actual picture of yourself with a sign saying who you are. This is before digital cameras so you were developing film to prove yourself to be real with a timestamp.
Point is, there was a lot more effort with engaging in relationships online than we have in swipe-culture today. It does not make the anxiety of facing rejection or your own insecurities easier. You can grow too comfortable with that distance, and end up losing someone you could have a future with because you're afraid to take that next step into reality. If Chuck lived during a timeline where the internet was a thing. He would be a lonely repressed NEET.
Nolan Hughes
Logan Edwards
Hush mode, nigga. Hush mode.