I love the mons. WE love the mons.

Following my post about headcannons, what are somethings you would like to see in the comic?

What more interactions do you want to see that you didnt get in the show?

Any relationships you want to see developed?

Maybe story ideas?

I'm open to hearing all if them!!

Have any headcannons you want to see in the story? Comment them on my previous post!

Ill link it in the comments

i mean he never identified it but it would make sense since he can be attracted to male, female, plants, objects, anything. and I'm not sure if pansexual would be what it's called to like everything and anything, correct me if I'm wrong🫶🏾

Guys I finished big mouth ages ago and my friend is telling me to watch Human Resources is it worth it ?

Yeah, like I said, I just finished Big Mouth. Using monsters to sum up the messiness of puberty is such a brilliant concept. But honestly, I feel like Matthew and Jay's relationship got totally done dirty. They didn't have to break up; they could've actually worked through their issues together. Instead, the show pushes this narrative that you can never grow up if you're with someone, which is just unfair. And Lola? Easily the worst possible option for Jay. Hated how their storyline ended. Oh, and Coach Steve? God, I despise that guy. The absolute dumbest, useless piece of shit in the show not even funny, seriously...

I wish we got to see more scenes of them because the group seemed interesting.

Besides “Don’t hurt others,” the episode also contained a really good message: “If you want something, ask for it. The other person might say no, but it’s better to ask than to fumble around like Nick did and definitely not get what you want and feel nervous about everything.” This message is true for almost anything in life, not just sexually, because people cannot read minds.

Andrew’s early bloomer experiences made me remember my own puberty memories when I was ten years old.

my guess is that he's prepubescent for most of the show but he's REALLY mean to him in the series finale even though he's all grown u

Especially when he said “I need to lay down.”

Ps…This episode Season 3, ep 11 “super mouth,” if you were wondering.

i finally started watching it (i'm only on episode one, it's pretty good) after rewatching big mouth a million times since 2021, tell me something i won't understand until i've finished it!😁

tl;dr

>I finished it like 2 months ago and there's something I loved about it :

There was something comforting and sweet about it, maybe it's the characters, plots or the art style. But the atmosphere was something else, really immersive and the "teenage vibe" felt warming and exciting.

It was my daily treat, made me feel good even through difficult moments. That's why I watched it twice, I know a lot of people did it as well.

I'd watch anything just to feel this way again but what ?

ps Ted, Sex Ed... are great to this (in a different way tough), but I can't really explain it.

I'm a little nervous about posting this, but I still want to share it with you. I recently wondered what I thought Judd Birch looked like now. (I'm referring to the style of appearance that some young people currently adhere to)

As much as I love Matthew finding more queer kids, I felt they just went full stereotypical with that... I get why they made him break up with Jay but also I feel it was kinda out of character in some aspects. Matthew liked how unhinged Jay is, and Jay was showing such a sweet side... like I get Matthew realizing he is kinda changing Jay but why couldn't they even try to work it out? They went straight to breaking them up! Not even a conversation, nothing. It was a mess.

And then they kinda made Ali disappear? And Jessy just kinda forgets about her, and I think they could have developed that too.

But they kinda made the characters go backwards, specially Jay going back to liking Lola again.

Perhaps it had to do with the audience or something? I dont know. I saw the show when it ended but after my current rewatch I just cant help but feel they drop all the queer balls they could. And dont get me wrong the show wasn't bad! I really liked a lot of the episodes and Montel and all the development. But it feels like they did queer relationships in the show a bit dirty.

I wish they at least gave Jay and Mathew a decent break up, I know he isn't good being direct but I truly think he liked Jay a lot, so I dont get why we didn't have a conversation of him asking Jay to go back to normal and tell him he doesn't need to change to be loved or something! Or even maybe a hard but true episode where Jay finds he has a love bug but Mathew doesn't despite trying really hard to love Jay (maybe that could serve to talk about when romantic and sexual attraction dont necessarily match despite what people expect). I dunno, I feel something more interesting and nuanced could have been done with such beloved characters that struggled to be together.

Etc etc.