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Don't Think! It's Bad For You!

  • Writer: Bark
    Bark
  • Jul 22, 2018
  • 3 min read

The Chad-ville Conundrum
Number 5!

Yo guys! I'm back with a new comic.


First things first I am always trying to push these out as often as I can. I couldn't really get a fixed timing but I am working myself there. Eventually I should be able to push one comic page out once per week. Or at the very least, that's the goal.


So yes, this comic is inspired by the Henry Caville situation that happened quite recently. And what happened then was something men have been talking about for ages since the start of #metoo. Eventually, most men will start to back out, even the desirable ones. So participants of that shitty movement are shooting themselves in the foot.


I mostly agree with what Caville had to say about the PoundMeToo aftermath and I don't blame him one bit for acting the way he did. What is fascinating however was that he did in the most "Politically Correct" way ever and he still got shit for it. I am talking about the backlash that followed. I mean he is leaving you alone... isn't that what you girls wanted? You've always complained about how you don't like men approaching you or catcalling you.


What's that? Oh you only like it when men you like do those things to you. Well that's also really dumb too because as far as I know, most guys are the ones that make the girl that they are interested in aware that they like them and not the other way around. In fact it's the opposite for girls. There are some girls sure but not most like guys are.


Instead you give signs and hints because you have no balls. Which is okay because this is how nature intended it to be.


So how the heck are guys supposed to know that you want or don't want them to approach you? Oh, looks like now you're the ones who are gonna have to do the legwork if you want the boys you desire. Or you know, use your god damn mouth for once and face the possibility of rejection. Oh you don't like that? Maybe you should not have accused men of shit they didn't do. How difficult is that?


So I see women saying: "Oh! If Caville thinks that way that must mean he's a rapist the whole way through! Or he's been raised with toxic masculine values he's whole life!"

Also, "No Caville, you don't understand. It's the way you approach women that we are fighting to correct."


In the comic I portrayed the women asking Caville to come back. Why? Because that is the way I see it. They fucked up big time with this movement and are now starting to see a glimpse of the consequences.


And as for the backlash, needless to say what they said was just dumb. Caville, like any sane human being, is trying to protect himself. And what he said is absolutely true. You now have spoken and unspoken rules in place and if you were to break any of them, you'd get into trouble. You do something slightly wrong and if she feels you did her wrong, you're going to jail buddy or have your reputation be smeared.


Caville is an actor. Image, rep, and appearances are everything when it comes to his career. Now he is seeing men left and right being thrown in jail or getting into trouble for something as small as flirting with a co-worker, what do you think he is going to do?


And with the whole 'approach' women... what the hell do you girls know? Women get to like what they like and dislike what they don't like. Men have to actually go out and do most of the work and fail. And ugly chicks... well, I guess they can just hang in a corner somewhere and cry themselves to sleep I guess and be jealous.


We cannot read your minds. That's why you have a mouth. I love how women when they are uncomfortable during a certain period of time they would not say it in front of the person making them feel the way they do, but later on they somehow have the courage to go up to an authority figure and complain about the person. It's like they have no balls or something. They are only good at being victims.


This whole thing is just incredibly dumb. How did it get this way? Sigh... ask them.

 
 
 

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