There was really only one:

https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1dpptkk/talk/

The comic received a lot of hateful, abusive comments, like people saying they hope the artist is raped…

… and some reasonable responses pointing out that re panel 3 that is exactly how people (men and women) often react to men trying to share about their mental health

And re panel 2 (rape/robbery metaphor aside) male rape survivors are often not believed, told they should have been able to defend themselves, and in the case of female-on-male rape told they are lucky and should be grateful, that getting sex is always a good thing for a man.

She responded to these comments badly, in particular belittling several male SA survivors who shared about their experiences.

The reasonable comments were kinda lost in a sea of abuse, so I understand her overreacting to an extent

And she more or less made an apology comic next week, where I appreciate the sentiment even if the dialogue is quite on-the-nose:

https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1dqhrhg/strong/

My verdict, she doesn’t hate men, she just made a mistake on one occasion.

I would not have thought of Borat without the alt text. My mind went to Henry Youngman “Take my wife… please”

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Wonderwall? The least you could do is Rickroll them.

Well, time to switch to NetBSD