Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling

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  1. Tetsuo

    Tetsuo said, about 1 year ago

    Poor Louis

  2. grovercleveland

    grovercleveland said, about 1 year ago

    When Louis gets older, there will be thought balloons within the thought balloons within the thought ballons: Louis is thinking, “they’re thinking that I’m thinking … ” etc.

  3. mikey_comic_lover

    mikey_comic_lover said, about 1 year ago

    Well his okay for considering being an Archie Andrews wanna be.

  4. giraffe1089

    giraffe1089 said, about 1 year ago

    Bolling pretty much nailed what it feels like to be socially anxious, including the double standard and the fact that even if the double standard is acknowledged or “understood,” it sure as hell is not internalized.

  5. Doug Dean

    Doug Dean said, about 1 year ago

    Wait a minute… wasn’t this supposed to be “The Education of Louis”?!?!?! He ends up just as clueless as at the start. Eventually he meets some girl just as shy and insecure as he and random conversation (since niether one has a clue about flirting) leads to a deep and passionate relationship that is a total secret since everyone ignores them both. At that point the boy becomes a man.

  6. Iphelia

    IpheliaGenius_badge said, about 1 year ago

    Tut, tut. A boy becomes a man after watching the films of Steven Seagal.

    Or … Whoopi Goldberg.