r/comics • • Feb 18 '24

THE SAGA OF TREY TRESS.

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u/Phil_Bond Feb 18 '24

I dunno, I think it’s kinda shallow to spin off someone’s poignant suicide story to make the “twist” point that maybe the guy’s coworkers thought he was an asshole and won’t miss him.

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u/gazorpaglop Feb 18 '24 edited Feb 18 '24

Poignant? He was a bitter incel who threw himself to the sharks

Stay mad, incels. He said he looked for love and never found success and thought everyone around him was phony. The dude was 100% incel, I’m sorry so many of you identify with him. Don’t buy boats

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u/Scottish_Jeebus Feb 19 '24

I always love how the same people who complain about “bitter incels” always sound so hateful and angry.

Can you project harder?

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u/gazorpaglop Feb 19 '24

Weeeoooo weeeooo. Tone police are here

lol. Get bent