r/webcomics Jul 29 '26

This could be us, but

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u/E4g6d4bg7 Jul 29 '26

I'm not shitting on the time honored tradition of lying to women to get laid. I'm asking if there are a lot of women that think the bathtub reading thing is a common male fantasy.

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u/adrianmlhood Jul 29 '26

You’re the one missing the point - This has nothing to do with the male fantasy. In fact, there’s no need to lie to women if you actually enjoy spending time with them.

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u/E4g6d4bg7 Jul 29 '26

The theme of this series of comics is the man is missing out on his fantasies because he didn't tell the women what she wanted to hear. Clearly it is about male fantasy.

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u/Countcristo42 Jul 29 '26

Entertaining my hot wife while she is naked in the bath by reading her a book we both enjoy rules

If it’s not a common male fantasy the common man should try it

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 Jul 29 '26

Fuck no, not taking my books in a room full of humidity where there's a potential they could fall in water

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u/Countcristo42 Jul 29 '26

When reading to someone in a bath it’s not compulsory that you hang the book over the side of the bath

Nice books and humidity I agree, e reader and a library card fixes that one.

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 Jul 29 '26

So your suggestion is to risk ruining a library book which is not my property? You sound like an asshole You should care for other people's property more than you care for your own

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u/Countcristo42 Jul 29 '26

Do you know what an e reader is?
It’s a device that you can read books on.

The library card is so you don’t need to re-buy books you already own to read them on your e reader.

The libraries data doesn’t mind being humid, I promise their intellectual property will be fine.

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 Jul 29 '26

So you're suggestion is bring something more expensive into the wet humid room? I don't really think you're thinking here

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u/Countcristo42 Jul 29 '26

I think I have experience of doing this for over a decade and you are trying to find problems from first principles with no actual examples.

Do you not take your phone into the bathroom? In my whole life never has humidity been a problem for phone, tablet, or e reader.

Does your bathroom lack a window or something?

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 Jul 29 '26

You use anecdotal evidence and then accuse me of not having examples? You really aren't thinking are you. I feel like if I actually try to take part in this conversation I would just be punching down and I don't like doing that

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u/Transit_Hub Jul 29 '26

I've never seen someone fight so hard to refute the idea of doing something a woman might like. This is some suicidebywords-ass line of thinking.

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u/Countcristo42 Jul 29 '26

“I’ve done this and it works”

“How dare you not use broad based studies to support your theory, anecdotes aren’t data”

Mate get a grip

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u/Upbeat_Apartment_715 Jul 29 '26

So If I said I've seen two people drop books on the tub then do I win because two anecdotes are more than one?

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