Except that, for Dillon to take really full advantage of this, he'd have to admit to being gay himself. "I'll force myself to help you" would only go so far - especially with Ruby around to act as Dillon's conscience. And then, Ray might react a lot of different ways.Fluffy wrote:Great - just what we need; an excuse for Dillon to keeps mums and continue with his selfish duplicity.
Basically, the situation is currently comedy chaos which could jump any which way over the next few strips.
They might, but the evidence so far is that Ruby's conscience consistently overrules her emotions, albeit that she's now discovering that she has strong feelings. Her super-ego has been ruling her id for years now; that surely won't change overnight.FlashD81 wrote:Aside from that I hope Ruby will help them both out. Keep Dillon from sliding back, and help Ray figure out his feelings. I say hope because her feelings on wanting some more hot-guy-on-guy action might override her ability to reason.
"Too dimwitted to know" is really just another way of saying "repressed".brasca wrote:Could be or he might be yet another character too dimwitted to know his own sexuality. I should hope not since this strip already has Andy and then there is Sonya at Menage a 3.Spidrift wrote:Not many girlfriends, confused by his feelings after his first kiss from another guy... Looks to me like Kinsey-greater-than-zero with a large overlay of repression. Where his real inclinations lie remains to be seen.
I can see the resemblance to Sonya, but current evidence is that Andy is straight, and is actually quite clear about that. He just suffers from a bizarre tendency to hero-worship Dillon. (Could he actually be a piss-take on the sort of Dillon fans who show up at conventions?)
I can see Ray as possibly a male counterpart to Sonya, though, but with the gender difference making a difference to the way this expresses itself. Sonya is a girly-girl who thinks that being lesbian or bi would undermine her femininity, of which she's rather proud. Ray seems to be a classic (if fairly amiable) jock, who assumes that his sort of straightforward, sporty guy must be straightforwardly ... straight.