This is apparently an edit of a feminist comic where the women are older/uglier/plainer looking and the men look irritated and uncomfortable with their comments, but I have literally never seen the original. Does anyone have it? Does it even exist anymore?

>>1531580 (OP)
Forgot to say this: I’ve also heard that in the original the speakers are also men. I’ve heard conflicting things on what the original exactly is. That’s also why I’d like to see it

>>1531580 (OP)

>>1531592
why does it have political compass colors tho

>>1531623
I think the colors are simply there to convey that these are different interactions in unrelated settings, and not one event.

>>1531630
but why did they use the political compass colors tho

>>1531631
that's just the 4 most basic colors in existence you dense wonk

>>1531592
Are women really that often commented on like that by other, older ones as well, women? Do female cashiers often get such direct comments by horny grandmas?
Because that's the only message the comic has, that getting flirted with by other men is annoying if you don't like teh gay.
But if you actually switch the genders the intended meaning completely falls apart.

>>1531631
everything is politics in current year

>>1531633
but the colors are in the correct quadrants too tho
can't be a coincidence tho

This version >>1531592 is the oldest indexed
by Tineye. I could find no version with plainer women. I have only ever seen OP's version before.

>>1531640
I avoid people who make stupid, disingenuous comments like this. "You should smile more." deserves a fist in theirs.

>>1531592
Thank you!!!
>>1531724
Sorry, I couldn't find the original and had heard conflicting things about what it looks like

>>1531724
>disingenuous comments like this. "You should smile more."
They're offering a genuine cue that you're acting autistic enough to be socially hamstringing yourself. When I was younger I had "resting murder face" and got this comment a lot; I've since coached myself to more reflexively broadcast my internal state on my face and it puts people at ease and I instead get comments on my genuine smile and friendly face.

>>1531592
I dunno man, I wouldnt mind this either. not gay but being flattered by a bro is still flattering.

>>1531923
Same. Third one isn't even fruity and the guy receiving the compliment is being bitchy for no reason (the reason is that a woman wrote it).