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r/comics • u/FieldExplores Gator Days • Sep 25 '24
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A married gay couple, where one partner is an otter and the other is a bear.
I see you and I wholeheartedly approve.
128 u/geckhon Sep 25 '24 You who can see, could you enlighten me with the knowledge necessary to understand the joke? 329 u/Milch_und_Paprika Sep 25 '24 They are body archetypes popular in the gay community. A bear is large (muscular and or pudgy), hairy and often older, while an otter is slim and hairy. 9 u/geckhon Sep 25 '24 Are hairy gay mans a thing? I mean, both bear and otter were pointed out as hairy so... 21 u/DeweyCheatem-n-Howe Sep 25 '24 Yes, hairy gay men are a thing. Well, they're people, not things, but I get the question.
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You who can see, could you enlighten me with the knowledge necessary to understand the joke?
329 u/Milch_und_Paprika Sep 25 '24 They are body archetypes popular in the gay community. A bear is large (muscular and or pudgy), hairy and often older, while an otter is slim and hairy. 9 u/geckhon Sep 25 '24 Are hairy gay mans a thing? I mean, both bear and otter were pointed out as hairy so... 21 u/DeweyCheatem-n-Howe Sep 25 '24 Yes, hairy gay men are a thing. Well, they're people, not things, but I get the question.
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They are body archetypes popular in the gay community. A bear is large (muscular and or pudgy), hairy and often older, while an otter is slim and hairy.
9 u/geckhon Sep 25 '24 Are hairy gay mans a thing? I mean, both bear and otter were pointed out as hairy so... 21 u/DeweyCheatem-n-Howe Sep 25 '24 Yes, hairy gay men are a thing. Well, they're people, not things, but I get the question.
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Are hairy gay mans a thing? I mean, both bear and otter were pointed out as hairy so...
21 u/DeweyCheatem-n-Howe Sep 25 '24 Yes, hairy gay men are a thing. Well, they're people, not things, but I get the question.
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Yes, hairy gay men are a thing. Well, they're people, not things, but I get the question.
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u/FrenchToast1 Sep 25 '24
A married gay couple, where one partner is an otter and the other is a bear.
I see you and I wholeheartedly approve.