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Some comic practice~ Kinda also something to help me relief some stress too.

Whoever gets what the title is a reference to, I congratulate you.

Anyways, this will be based on a scene from a movie I watched with my friend a while back. Although the actual scene itself hasn't shown itself yet in the comic. But I swear I intended to make this a short comic, but I guess the comic itself had other plans. XD So I'm gonna make more parts to this, I'm guessing it'll be a two or three part comic at the very least. Or at least, that's what I'm estimating. Could be wrong, but we'll see.

As for the backstory... I kind of left it ambiguous so people can make up their own ideas of what led to this but my idea is this is when Stan and Wendy got back together some time after the events of the episode, "The List". Anyways, anyone who's dated will know what Stan is feeling/going through. Some times, one of the partners will often doubt themselves. They question if they're good enough for their girl/boyfriend. They want to tell the other of these feelings and try to see if there's a way around it, but they get choked up and can't say anything. And it eats at the poor person until they either finally get the courage to spill the beans or until they just can't take it and leave the other person in order to, as most say, "to ensure they can be truly happy".

So, Stan got lucky and finally admitted his feelings and how he feels like he isn't making Wendy happy enough. And because Wendy is usually portrayed as a character who tends to show empathy to those around her, I figured she would be horrified Stan would even feel like that and in return, starts to blame herself for this. She should of seen the signs, she should of noticed sooner... But not everyone can pick up on the signals, no matter how obvious. So I'm not trying to make Wendy seem selfish or seem kind of ignorant, she made a simple mistake that most couples tend to make. Picking up signals isn't always the easiest, so its simple miss them. So of course, she takes the news personally. Perhaps she may of noticed a sign or two before but didn't realize it? Who knows. You can decide.

Anyways... Look out for part two of this comic, enjoy~ Also, the leaning-like pose Stan does near the end was ref'ed off the episode, "The List" since I didn't know how else to pull it off. Oh well. XD

Stan Marsh, Wendy Testaburger, the character's designs and art style belong to Trey Parker and Matt Stone~

Artwork, idea and comic belong to me of course~

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Next Page - Page 2

Some comic practice~ Kinda also something to help me relief some stress too.

Whoever gets what the title is a reference to, I congratulate you.

Anyways, this will be based on a scene from a movie I watched with my friend a while back. Although the actual scene itself hasn't shown itself yet in the comic. But I swear I intended to make this a short comic, but I guess the comic itself had other plans. XD So I'm gonna make more parts to this, I'm guessing it'll be a two or three part comic at the very least. Or at least, that's what I'm estimating. Could be wrong, but we'll see.

As for the backstory... I kind of left it ambiguous so people can make up their own ideas of what led to this but my idea is this is when Stan and Wendy got back together some time after the events of the episode, "The List". Anyways, anyone who's dated will know what Stan is feeling/going through. Some times, one of the partners will often doubt themselves. They question if they're good enough for their girl/boyfriend. They want to tell the other of these feelings and try to see if there's a way around it, but they get choked up and can't say anything. And it eats at the poor person until they either finally get the courage to spill the beans or until they just can't take it and leave the other person in order to, as most say, "to ensure they can be truly happy".

So, Stan got lucky and finally admitted his feelings and how he feels like he isn't making Wendy happy enough. And because Wendy is usually portrayed as a character who tends to show empathy to those around her, I figured she would be horrified Stan would even feel like that and in return, starts to blame herself for this. She should of seen the signs, she should of noticed sooner... But not everyone can pick up on the signals, no matter how obvious. So I'm not trying to make Wendy seem selfish or seem kind of ignorant, she made a simple mistake that most couples tend to make. Picking up signals isn't always the easiest, so its simple miss them. So of course, she takes the news personally. Perhaps she may of noticed a sign or two before but didn't realize it? Who knows. You can decide.

Anyways... Look out for part two of this comic, enjoy~ Also, the leaning-like pose Stan does near the end was ref'ed off the episode, "The List" since I didn't know how else to pull it off. Oh well. XD

Stan Marsh, Wendy Testaburger, the character's designs and art style belong to Trey Parker and Matt Stone~

Artwork, idea and comic belong to me of course~