I've seen a some anons saying this across different threads and it got me genuinely curious, does slapstick on females actually turn you on, and why exactly is that?
I've seen a some anons saying this across different threads and it got me genuinely curious...
Brandon Hernandez
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Evan Butler
Y’know, I never thought about it, but now that you mention it, kinda. I feel like having them be vulnerable makes them more relatable, which also makes them cuter
Gavin Reed
it doesn't turn me on but what it does do is make them feel more believable to me. a more believable character leads to being likeable. bonus points if it's she's anthropomorphised. crazy to me that female characters comically in pain is a rare sight especially in the animated department.
Elijah Walker
>Hey Ham, look! I’m Picasso!
Aaron Foster
it's all ryona fags who want to see women getting beat up
Anthony Lewis
well it's pretty simple, I hate women.
James Baker
Not my thing, but from looking at grimphantoms artwork, that might be his kink.
Jack Parker
My position is if you're making a comedy and you have a character that's never getting the shit end of the stick, they're failing in their responsibility to be funny. Nobody watches Roadrunner cartoons for the Roadrunner.
James Ramirez
i don’t know if this counts but in summer camp island Susie the camp counselor tries to be alone and lifts up her leg to let out a fart. Totally changes what here character is like. I found that hot and I don’t even have a fart fetish
Jonathan Morales
Usually bad things happen to ugly females.
But pretty ones? They roll their eyes to not look at men "goofing around".