Webcomics, soaps and being male
Men and soaps don't get on. It's an accepted truth. I may not watch Eastenders, Coronation Street, etc, but I did watch Dallas with my mother when I was growing up. During finals, we got to the Home and Away watching stage (I'm glad that I never got as far as Neighbours). I did follow The Archers when I was university.
So yes, I do not watch soaps but I do read them:
Webcomics:
Candi: The lives and loves of a group of university students.
Questionable Content: The lives and loves of a group of twenty-somethings (in a world much like ours accept that AI exists).
Punch'n'Pie: The lives and loves of two women and the people they know.
Think Before You Think: How complicated life is when one of your social circle can read minds.
Tweep: The lives and loves of a group of twenty-somethings.
Webfiction:
Chatoyant College: A group of friends discover that student life gets a little too exciting when you study at the only American college that has magic on its curriculum.
So yes, I do not watch soaps but I do read them:
Webcomics:
Candi: The lives and loves of a group of university students.
Questionable Content: The lives and loves of a group of twenty-somethings (in a world much like ours accept that AI exists).
Punch'n'Pie: The lives and loves of two women and the people they know.
Think Before You Think: How complicated life is when one of your social circle can read minds.
Tweep: The lives and loves of a group of twenty-somethings.
Webfiction:
Chatoyant College: A group of friends discover that student life gets a little too exciting when you study at the only American college that has magic on its curriculum.