Bingo. I know it’s tagged accidental but without text conveying tone? So open to interpretation.
Poor Butter and I fear for her chirpies. Great work though, @LongFluffering !
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Oh my lord… Butter has the chubbiest most adorable cheeks I’ve ever seen! I just want to pinch them until they pop and burst into a pulpy mess!
Needless to say I also love her attitude, so chirpy and bubbly, full of hope and dreams. Specially in the first panel where we see her singing a song. Her dialogue is so rich too: “Biggest heart happies, they are Butter’s special bestest chirpiest babies”. You’ve got to love a loving mummah just like her! which… makes it perfect for the accidental abuse.
The way she begs and pleads to her owner to put her baby down: "Mummah, be careful with butter’s precious chirpy, mummah that’s too rough for baby!. Jesus… Butter’s pain is delicious! like her name. God I love how she braces her baby knowing it’s dead by saying it doesn’t chirp anymore.
I really want to see more of this comic.
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Poor Butter. Children are terrible.
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She’s got three more, sheesh, what a nag 
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU HAD IT GOING SO WELL THEN YOU DROP IT WHY DID I HAVE A KID NOW SHE CRYING YOU KNOWS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I HERE CRYING I KILL FLUFFY IN A 9999999 MILLE RADISON
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You are implying child abuse…
To a kid most likely at an age that they are naturally considered Sociopaths…
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Little kids are weird they definitely understand nice vs mean things even as babies and generally show kindness when tested. At the same time, they definitely are little sociopaths because I was one.
The kind of empathy that children lack is something you learn, and not everybody does
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Having seen a hamster leap from a 5ft tall persons head land on the ground and be unharmed from the fall this make me chuckle from the difference in durability
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That foal requires lactose
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Is there, or will there be a part 2?
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I know. I would never hit a real kid, but the way I avoid doing so is by not having kids, because I don’t trust myself to be able to handle living with one since I’m autistic and they hit a lot of my sensory and stress intolerances, and I actively despise kids this entitled. No, brat, you are NOT permitted to handle the small fragile animals any more than anyone was allowed to juggle you when you were born. Kids deserve care, but also deserve and need clear boundaries. IRL, I wouldn’t hurt the kid - I would absolutely yell at the parents, though.
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omg ur art style is so cute! :3
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The fringe between if it’s a toy(Bio-toy) or a living being it’s too thin… but fucked these even does’nt exist
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Doesn’t even matter. I remember a screaming match with my mother lasting multiple hours because I accidentally dropped a completely inanimate souvenir on the way back to the car when I was a teen. Kids who mishandle their toys shouldn’t get to keep them.
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It’s a good point of course. That reminds me, an ocassion when the parents of a 3 years old toddler, they gift to him a kitten, was not a surprise when they find the poor kitten drowned in a bucket of water, because that kid was playing with the cat like if this was a toy. Of course, was not the children’s fault, this not have the age for the resposability for the care of a pet, and even the parents in they ignorance. I think this cover the point in what it is (For my part, I blame the parents, poor kitten)
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I think there’s a line. Three-year-olds hurting animals is the parent’s fault for letting them, IMO - this kid in the art looks closer to ten, which is more than old enough to know better on her own.
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Of course, thats not have discuss
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This is amazing! I love it and I love that the kid knows it’s a stupid toy. Love love love this whole concept. Sucks to be a fluffy!!
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Well. I couldn’t have seen that coming from orbit
What a great start, well done!
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