In the original comic, the hexagon is off-panel in panel 3. Also several speech bubbles have been moved around. Who edited these things and why? Also super lame to crop out the comic's title.
this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2024
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They appear to be moved around because the original creator [didn't] put the text boxes in intuitive places. It's instinct to read from top to bottom if both text bubbles are centered at the same spot.
EDIT: missed an important word
Outside of the crop, the edit is a big improvement to readability for me. Trying to read the original was really confusing for a second.
Yeah, that's what I meant. I accidentally wrote the opposite. Added the word.
The hexagon already knew the question so it answered before the question was even asked. It all makes sense.
That all makes sense, although I still find it odd that someone put that much effort into making someone else's comic more readable.
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"am I a boy, or am I a girl? Who knows! But everyone thinks I'm hot, and that makes everybody gay"
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The answer is no. Why is it so difficult?
Yeah this one is actually straightforward: bisexuality is attraction to two or more genders. Intersex is a configuration of genitalia, it is not a gender (an intersex person can feel male or female or neither). Bisexuality doesn't enter this question until you specify the gender or genders of the intersex persons you prefer.
What if your sexual preference is based on the genitalia and not the gender identity of the person?