There was this popular web comic about video games and geeky shit, and it was mostly funny. Then one day they made this one comic strip about miscarriage called “Loss”. It became a meme because most people found it super pretentious for a funny little webcomic to suddenly do this kinda heavy drama with no dialogue like it’s some arthouse film.
The original comic depicts the main character (the guy) arriving at the hospital in the emergency room and speaking to a doctor and finding his partner curled up in hospital bed, crying following a miscarriage.
Weird, are you not at least partially a terminally online nerd like the rest of us? I never actually read the comic but it seems like it’s impossible to have been on reddit and such for so long without ever running across it.
If you don’t get it, this is a reference to the webcomic, Loss. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/loss
I know today’s 10,000 and all that, but if there are people who made it to lemmy without running across loss I’d love to understand how
It was over 15 years ago now. Younger users may have seen references and not know what it is.
I still don’t get it, been on the internet since 98… Can someone you please explain it to this dumbass.
There was this popular web comic about video games and geeky shit, and it was mostly funny. Then one day they made this one comic strip about miscarriage called “Loss”. It became a meme because most people found it super pretentious for a funny little webcomic to suddenly do this kinda heavy drama with no dialogue like it’s some arthouse film.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/loss
Maybe click on the link they provided ?
I did, and I still don’t get it
My brother in christ what do you not get i will help.
I don’t understand the original comic
The original comic depicts the main character (the guy) arriving at the hospital in the emergency room and speaking to a doctor and finding his partner curled up in hospital bed, crying following a miscarriage.
I’d never seen this or heard of it till today. And today I’m not sure I understand
Weird, are you not at least partially a terminally online nerd like the rest of us? I never actually read the comic but it seems like it’s impossible to have been on reddit and such for so long without ever running across it.
I thought I was. I’ve been cutting back on it the last couple of years, but still
I only understood this meme very recently.