#gen13 was pretty bi in retrospect, explain
Like, Rainmaker was a lesbian but it was like paratext she was for the male gaze, Roxy and Grunge were riffing on the whole No Doubt/Sublime soft interracial Long Beach thing plus he’s a squat island guy whose special ability is he can become as hard as anything he puts his hand on
And Fairchild is like “what if this I’m sure fujoshi geek girl transformed into a smokehouse”, c'mon
also gay porn is weird, it’s like 15 or 25 years behind straight porn in that it’s all this same generic guy with the doofiest signifiers pasted on
like I just want to see scene boys sucking dick. You know, scene boys? Skinny, with the lip rings, and the hair? C'mon
now i thought about this for too long and am going to upgrade it to a post
this is available but i think if u want it on demand, in volume then ur gonna have to pay some camboi. good thing u got groomed by LA into thinking this is a good way to spend money
have you tried searching for the keywords you want on pornhub
yes, dipshit, even the “short, unassuming” guys are weirdly ripped in a way that makes me realize that’s what Grunge in gen13 was and that was a really bisexual comic book in retrospect huh
re: Caitlin Fairchild take -- also note that Grunge, the asian slacker surfer pervert low-key genius, was written by the Americanized children of Korean immigrants who almost certainly defied their parents' hopes of MDs and JDs in order to become... comic book creators?
oh I was just gonna do a thing how Rainmaker as the sexy Amerindian lesbian was the apex of 90s “diversity”, but that’s good too
Looking back, Caitlin “Gen13” Fairchild’s origin story was literally one of those bimbofication comics where the bookish girl gets transformed into a va-va-voom bombshell, wasn’t it?
Sitting at home in Pennsylvania, reading some of the things I left behind in my childhood bedroom.
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