The Most Unpopular Webcomic Ever

Swap panels 3 and 4.

Swap panels 1 and 3.

Flip panels 1, 2, and 3 about their own vertical axis.

Edit: Rearranged the comic so that it looks like Loss lol

I'm at a complete loss. Could somebody explain this to me?
- Shit. You got me. Well played!
  
  But for anyone looking for an answer: Is this loss
~~:.|:;~~
I wasn't ready for that
I'm so traumatized I don't even have to do it to know
- Well of course you don't even have to do it to know. Because I did it for you.
Its starting to be hidden better

Now you need to swap and flip the panels to find it

Sounds like JoJo villain monologue

The next panels talk about his morning routine and goes into great detail about how he prepares his breakfast.
- I mean, at that point it could also be a Neal Stephenson novel.

I'm not sure I like this guy. Seems sus.

How am I suppose to enjoy this without him destroying a straw man?

#unrelatable

You do get points for having a pokémon in the background tho.

And for having Adam Ellis in the background of panel 1.
- I didn't notice he was at the party! Yes, too many points for that.
The person on the treadmill has Sonic hair too.

its ok ; he's a trump voter

I'm not like the other boys

HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS

PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE!

Set this comic in space and it would be popular haha.

Um... congratulations on being well adjusted? "I'm fine and not interesting" doesn't really make for ripping entertainment... So I could see why it would be unpopular.

That's the joke.
- Yeah, a lot of popular webcomics seem to try to mine personal experiences (especially around introversion or social awkwardness) for relatability: Sarah's Scribbles, Pizzacake, etc.

If web comics were a part of neurotypical culture…

They are.
- "Neurotypical culture" is possibly the most unhinged phrase I've read all week.
Is it neurodivergent not to like Starbucks's sweetened coffees?
i mean. the comics shows him walking and yet you didnt call him put for portaying abledbody culture. curious.