09-05-17 Really hands-on

[Giz]

New strip! http://www.ma3comic.com/strips-ma3/really-hands-on/

[Fereshte]

Kiley certainly is hands on. I'm a little disappointed not to see more of a reaction out of Gary from hearing about Kiley. I guess I always felt they made a great couple and hoped they'd get back to it. But maybe he doesn't have feelings for her anymore. Which I find a little sad.

[Hogan]

... has someone hacked the MA3 comic and are posting rogue strips?

I keep reading about someone asking questions to get ahead on the given situation and actually get straight helpful answers back!?

[Spidrift]

Kiley certainly is hands on. I'm a little disappointed not to see more of a reaction out of Gary from hearing about Kiley. I guess I always felt they made a great couple and hoped they'd get back to it. But maybe he doesn't have feelings for her anymore. Which I find a little sad.

Let's face it, Gary may occasionally talk about wanting a proper relationship with somebody, but he's still catching up on all the sex he missed out on for years, and finding that, yes, he enjoys it, thanks - and that tends to count for more for him than serious stuff. And, however much he liked Kiley, that was a relationship of less than twenty-four hours - and this isn't a romance novel. He didn't have time to form a real bond with her, or to decide it was true love. He liked her, he was sad when he lost her, but he's had time to get over it and plenty of other things to think about.

(Note that all he said about her to Peggy was that they had a history; she wasn't first on his mind in that conversation.)

Anyhow, regarding reactions - one almost gets the feeling that Gary is just noticing that DiDi is an idiot. I mean, he's been living with her for a year, he had to look above the neck eventually.

And presumably Peggy explained to DiDi what a bisexual was (probably with words of one syllable and lots of pictures), so she's actually beaten Sonya to approximately correct use of the word for herself.

[TCampbell]

Well, she got acquainted with the "bisexual" concept earlier than that...

[Spidrift]

Ah, right, good point. My memory was confusing DiDi's knowledge of the word "bisexual" with her knowledge of the Kinsey scale. My apologies.

Of course, even Sonya seems to have heard the word "bisexual" in the past; she just isn't very clear what it implies, and doesn't think to use it.

[Jackass Mask]

C'mon Gary. Put it together. Call her on her bullshit with Kiley.

[brasca]

Kiley certainly is hands on. I'm a little disappointed not to see more of a reaction out of Gary from hearing about Kiley. I guess I always felt they made a great couple and hoped they'd get back to it. But maybe he doesn't have feelings for her anymore. Which I find a little sad.

It's better than him pining after her. I think he still has feelings for her, but she's moved on and so has he. Perhaps they could rekindle things if she were to view him as a boyfriend and not a patient. I think after her time with DiDi she wants to maintain a good distance between work and play.

[edisnooM]

Wow, I don't want to panic anyone but it almost looks like we could be getting dangerously close to plot development.

[lordoffiling]

Yessssss, Gary. Dig into this. Get to the bottom.

... By which I mean, get to the core of Didi's issues. You've had enough of the other thing.

[BlairFan]

…and then Kiley strolls in, completely nude, and she says, "And now my dears, it's time for more hands-on therapy, for the both of you."
;)

[Hescotti]

...BlairFan, I have to clean up the glass of water I spilled from slapping the table after reading your comment.

[JTheCreator]

…and then Kiley strolls in, completely nude, and she says, "And now my dears, it's time for more hands-on therapy, for the both of you."
;)

An Eiffel tower with Didi in the middle would actually solve all their problems now that I think about it.

[Error of Logic]

While it is perfectly possible to be a bisexual homoromantic, I doubt that is the reason for Chastel's appalling track record. =_=

[Spidrift]

I think we know DiDi's motivation well enough.