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So the original author of loss actually lost their child to miscarriage and the comic itself is about that?
I can't find anything to say that's the case but I personally agree with this criticism:
Cos if the author is a bad gamer chud then that's exactly what he did do lets be honest and that's disgusting.
I feel weird that my take on this is dependent on whether the author lost a child because without that context its absolutely "fridging" but surely someone can lament a loss of a child in a family or a friend and put that emotion into art? Arghhh it's so confusing and I remember that comic being super edgy so it feels more "see people lose kids and you women want abortions?!" sort of veiled political energy.
no, I don't think he did. he just realized childrearing was going to be a drag on the comic and he needed a way to deal with the "problem"
So it's not even deep or referential, it's literally just an edge lord fridging a mother who miscarried?
no I think he keeps her in the story. it's the baby getting fridged.