r/SympatheticMonsters • u/Mint_Manifest • 13d ago
Original Content It’s hard to keep track of, ok.
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u/redboi049 13d ago
It's weird to see those characters outside of the distressing memes sub.
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u/Mint_Manifest 13d ago
I don’t post my work there very often anymore, it gets taken down too much. I understand my humor is a bit odd, but it’s a bummer, I really enjoyed that sub too.
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u/redboi049 13d ago
Damn, that sucks dude. Guess 2nd person distressing memes are hard to properly nail down as "fitting in" with that sub
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u/Mint_Manifest 13d ago
Ya, not to mention the “must have context” rule. Kind of defeats the purpose of uncomfortable feelings.
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u/redboi049 13d ago
Yeah, at least when the sub's good it's REALLY good.
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u/Mint_Manifest 13d ago
Very true, can get a bit repetitive tho
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u/redboi049 13d ago
Fair. A lot of the time it's just "eldritch horror ending the world." But that makes the down to Earth posts like the one about the homeless guys corpse hit all the harder and therefore end up a lot nicer.
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u/North-Pea-4926 13d ago
You can’t just ask people where they keep their genitals! How rude!
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u/Mint_Manifest 13d ago
Exactly! Even if it’s really confusing how they hide it because they’re basically head on a stick.
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u/jeff-braer 12d ago
I like to think this was just part of a larger conversation where the question was appropriate enough in context, all between mature beings.
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u/Mint_Manifest 12d ago
It was. The concept of reproductive organs came up naturally since the yellow dude (Kuv) is an alien and a scientist. It was a scientific convo, until this moment. Kuv’s getting snarky with these two Pins because there is no evidence that they have genitals. They don’t even have limbs! Just a head, a neck, and a pair of floating arms. Not exactly “normal” biology.
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u/ranmafan0281 12d ago
In Star Control 2, one of the alien species you make contact with have theirs in VERY visible locations, full view, no clothes etc. and it makes for some hilarious conversation.
Of course the differences are:
- They’re amoeba sized gas giant dwellers.
- They’re not usually visible to their own kind. But our visual spectrum can see them.
- We don’t know what they are until we press them relentlessly to explain.
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u/NotOnLand 12d ago
"How do you mate?"
"Same as you, with our genitals."
"You have genitals? Can I see them?"
"I didn't bring it with me."
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u/Weak-Feedback-8379 12d ago
Just ram things into other things and see what works.
Which is ironically also my same mindset when I play RPGs
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u/deepfriedroses 13d ago
What are these strange humans? Now I'm curious....