Why shouldn't you meh me in my own home in the comic?
I have no idea. Maybe it's against some unwritten rule or code of conduct in that particular comic world.
Why shouldn't people judge me based on a comic?
Comics can be highly subjective and not give a complete picture of someone. They might focus on one aspect and ignore many others that are important in forming a true judgment.
Why shouldn't you judge me if you don't know my story?
Because everyone has their own unique experiences and circumstances that shape who they are and what they do. Without knowing those, it's unfair to pass judgment.
Why shouldn't Steve be mentioned in the comic?
Maybe Steve's character or storyline doesn't fit the current narrative or theme of the comic.
Why shouldn't we cover it in the comic?
Well, one reason could be that leaving it uncovered maintains the authenticity and original intent of the comic. It might also be to show certain elements clearly that contribute to the story or the art style.
Why shouldn't one read this comic?
Maybe it has a confusing plot or poor art. That could be why.
Why shouldn't you judge my story?
You shouldn't judge my story. It's a personal account of my experiences and feelings. Judging it without understanding the full context can lead to misunderstandings and hurt.
Why shouldn't you fight me in a fanfic?
Well, you shouldn't fight me in a fanfic because it could disrupt the story's flow or go against the established character dynamics. Also, it might not make sense within the fictional world that's been created.
Why shouldn't one take the ferry in the comic?
Maybe it's because the ferry is unsafe or overcrowded in the comic.
Why shouldn't one join them in the comic?
Perhaps they are involved in something unethical or dangerous. Staying away from such a group is a smart choice to avoid potential risks and complications.
Why shouldn't we do it in a cat comic?
I'm not sure exactly. Maybe it doesn't fit the theme or could be too odd for the comic's style.