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Published: 2014-11-08 17:03:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 2479; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 2
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What Toadette's adoptive mother has the Toad girl subjected to is called "rebirthing", which has killed/permanently disabled several children. Read about attachment therapy and its many victims here .It's quackery like this that makes one want to ask asinine parents: "Have you ever tried talking to your kids? It's much cheaper and a million times more therapeutic for everybody." Actually, it's amazing what talking to a troubled person for ten minutes can accomplish. Attachment therapy is really just child abuse. Expensive child abuse.
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CosmicKitten89 [2014-11-09 01:43:53 +0000 UTC]
She's... WHAT??? That's fucked up... Making her climb out of a womb, last time I checked it's the mother, not the baby that does the work getting the baby out. Surely someone as educated as Clawdia knows what a quack therapy that is. Actually, I think my aunt did something like that with her cat, or so my mom told me anyway, but she didn't wrap the cat tight enough to suffocate him.
That's odd, that Jerry's watercolors are settling into layers in the glass instead of blending into a dirty colored mess. I guess Wolfgang has figured out what caused the ECT machine to go haywire... Why does Jerry have a bunch of paper puzzle pieces of Iggy on his wall? Does Clawdia have any reason for wearing Wolfgang's clothing?
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EdieMammon In reply to CosmicKitten89 [2014-11-09 08:28:01 +0000 UTC]
The drawings on Jerry's wall warp into Iggy's face in order for the latter to narrate. That's hi-technical ^^ Well, Wolfgang's coat is longer and has the fancy gears on it, for no reason (since the comic is not at all a steampunk story). That must be how Dr. von Bachstein remins us he has a screw loose Clawdia has worn a lot of different coats but the most consistent one had pale purple cuffs and no shoulder pads or flaps. What completes the look is the gloves. Wolfgang wears gloves almost all the time, since he works with somatic diseases as well. Many of the Real World microbes can penetrate the gloves used by Koopa doctors, since many Koopas are allergic to the combination of rubber and latex, which is one of the few pliable barriers that keeps pathogens out. Isn't that fascinating? How one person's bacterial flora, which is natural and necessary to them, can kill the person next to them? Or at least make them incredibly sick?
The problem with Clawdia, and a lot of private doctors these days is that it's not quackery if it's lucrative.
It's not that I don't trust doctors. But many of them, despite having diplomas that would tell you otherwise know nothing about the soul and prefer to break everything down to science, since it's more profitable and convenient to blame everything on an illness rather than getting all the facts and examining outside factors. For instance, a lot of the children subjected to atttachment therapy tend to come from abusive households and neglectful foster homes. Of course they have trust issues. A good doctor would be worried, or at least puzzled, at an abused child who didn't have problems trusting others. But no, instead, because it's the adults who pay the bill, the child is blamed and given bullshit diagnoses and basically, tortured with unnecessary medication and quack therapies. Not to generalize, but I have seen this a lot with the U.S. There's the attachment therapy, military school, therapeutic boarding schools and these counter-effective hellholes . Look at the Facebook comments. Look at them. (While you're at it, read a testimony from one of their victims. I posted a comment on that article. )
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CosmicKitten89 In reply to EdieMammon [2014-11-09 10:00:35 +0000 UTC]
I kind of want to write a story about the Koopalings going to some sort of psycho camp now. Does that sound better than my sister's idea, to write about the Koopa family living in a drug rehab after Bowser becomes an addict?
Camp is just traumatizing period. Especially for autistic kids, who need routine and don't like being sent on short notice to sleep at strange places, and yet they're a popular target for such places. When I was 13 I peeked a note that the Bitch... or was it a social worker? Anyway it was for the people at school, it was telling them something about my sister and I being sent to camp for a weekend, my sister and I had not even been informed. We threw a fit about it and the Bitch was not happy that we peeked and the social worker decided to just take us to visit the camp for the day to see if we liked it. We didn't - it was a camp for retards special needs kids, which basically lumps brilliant if socially awkward autistic kids with Down syndrome kids. Actually, in every special needs setting I've ever been in I was almost always the only one who wasn't retarded, the only one who was even autistic, my past living arrangement being the most recent example It's strange, it almost makes me feel like a completely normal person abusing a system for handicapped people. Anyway the camp had nasty food and the kids smelled like rotten milk mixed with B.O. and the nasty cafeteria smell and I just really hate being forced to be outdoors, where my delicate skin gets dirty and sunburnt. I couldn't imagine surviving the weekend there. Then again, I didn't starve to death during that length of time at the psych ward, where the food was similarly nasty.
I think the Jehovah's Witnesses foster parents I had when I was nine sent their own nine year old to something like one of those religion camps after he molested me. Those sound terribly boring. They try to "correct" gay kids, don't they? What next, camps to correct asexuals by administering corrective rape?!?! And all those people on Facebook... every single commenter is desperate to find a camp to send their kids for NORMAL adolescent unruliness... for ADHD! Boot camp doesn't sound much better than sending them to juvenile hall, actually, or Polinsky for that matter. Why not send their kids to science camp or space camp or music camp or some other kind of camp for some kind of activity they're interested in? Oh that's right, science camps are too damn selective, only rich scibrats with straight A's and high test scores need apply. If they opened them to more students, that would terrorize the monopoly they currently hold on science fair prizes and selective college admissions I remember the Bitch said one time that the court ordered that my sister and I had to do one of the three activities - learn an instrument, go to camp, or play a sport. They all sounded equally dreadful to me at the time so the Bitch picked for us... first the camp, then she made us play golf for the Special Olympics - and I was supposed to be grateful for the really expensive golf clubs the social worker hooked us up with - and then she made us play softball for the Special Olympics, which I hated and I had no clue what I was doing throughout the whole game. I probably would not have put up with it if I wasn't threatened with being sent back to Polinsky. What was really the point? Was I supposed to make friends with my retarded teammates? Was I supposed to get exercise, because neither golf nor softball is really that much exercise, just standing around a lot and occasionally swinging your arms, plus exercise is a bad idea if you're skinny unless you eat extra calories and protein. But at least all that stuff is government regulated. The religion camps, and maybe even some of the mental hospitals... the stuff people do when it's not being overseen... the way people objectify their children is sickening. It's easy to forget that many people don't even get to voice their opinion because they don't have internet. Many are too poor, but many are forced not to have internet because they might see porn, or talk to creepy strangers and get raped, or that's the excuse, anyway, and then there's the fear that Junior may learn about religious and political ideas that Mommy and Daddy didn't teach, discover that other people have feelings about the same sex, or explore career paths other than what Mommy and Daddy says they will be.
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DeMeNteD-WiNDMilLs [2014-11-08 18:44:46 +0000 UTC]
You know, comic artists have a lot more skill than what they are credited with. They have to know how balance details, arrange panels, show the scenes in a way that drives the story, how much text to put in, how to convey emotions, and how to simplify features. It's really a lot more that what people give credit for and I think you do great with them. You know what to emphasize, what to show, how much detail is really needed and how to show the scenes. Some people think that it's easy, but if they do it wrong no one will want to read it, and/or it may not create as much of an impact as was intended. It's just like a story; one has to know how to utilize the elements in order to drive the story. And I have to say your comic making abilities are right up there with your story telling, and you know how much I love your stories
off topic a bit, but I really like the perspective in the second panel, it gives a feeling as if the walls are closing in on them, creating a very intense mood quite appropriate for the scene
and I'm curious, what is wolfie holding in the last panel?
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EdieMammon In reply to DeMeNteD-WiNDMilLs [2014-11-08 19:54:16 +0000 UTC]
I love having you as a no. 1 fan
One of the monkey-wrenched wires of his ECT machine. Iggy must have showed him their connection (apt, huh?) to Clawdia. And now he's pissed as can be.
Comics are often, quite unfairly, dismissed as something "for kids" when it's actually quite sophisticated art requiring patience, skill and discipline. All the details, not to mention getting the characters right every time. I did not make character sheets for any of my characters, and they have changed over the course of the comic. Which was kind of the point. Eleven months ago I sat right where I sit right now and worked my fingers to the bone on the very first panel. And now when I look at it it looks like a little kid did it. That's not fair, though. YPC is to date the longest project I've taken on. And I've seen it through, despite the setbacks I've endured in the meantime. "Professionally" and personally. I might update some of the cruder panels once the main story is done
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DeMeNteD-WiNDMilLs In reply to EdieMammon [2014-11-09 00:15:38 +0000 UTC]
ah yes, i was thinking it had to do with clawdia's set up, but i just had to be sure
hmm that seems like it would be a never ending project. once you update the older ones there will be more that need updated and it would just keep on going and going until you're forced to quit and leave it be. personally i think it's a neat time line of sorts; as the characters grow mentally the art improves you see, when i first really started to draw i would finish the piece and then fix the mistakes i made. i would continue to do that until i realized i was only making it worse and that it was just a never ending task over all. so instead i took my knew knowledge and applied it to my next drawing rather than fretting over the previous. though i have to say i think it would be a neat project. i wouldn't replace them or anything, i would just redraw a few to see the comparison. it would be more of an experimentation not really an update
but that's just my opinion; we all have our different ways and such
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EdieMammon In reply to DeMeNteD-WiNDMilLs [2014-11-09 22:37:30 +0000 UTC]
I wouldn't mind working on the comic after its story is done. The originals wouldn't be deleted, but sta.shed, for the reasons you mention above. I would have to settle on a fixed number of panels and choose those most in need.
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EdieMammon In reply to Microscopics-UNTD [2014-11-08 17:25:53 +0000 UTC]
What a way to tie up loose ends, huh?
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Microscopics-UNTD In reply to EdieMammon [2014-11-08 17:40:44 +0000 UTC]
I guess so. I hope Rugeley and Napier are present. Its sorta like that ridiculous trial of my country's now infamous paralympian Oscar Pistorius. I share a birthday with the
Anyways; I hope Clawdia is found guilty!
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