History Webcomic / LoveNotFound

* ADateWithRosiePalms: Abeille possesses a device called the Stimulator 3K that can provide the physical sensations of engaging in sexual intercourse without actual contact with anything. Essentially, a really fancy version of masturbation, but also keeping in the comic's theme that people "don't touch." Notably, after Abeille's encounter with another human, she finds this incredibly unsatisfying.
** Later in the story, Miel and Abeille both use the 3K after having touched each other to vent, both still not seeming really satisfied.

* HasTwoMommies: Miel.

* MyGreatestFailure: Abeille blamed herself for her sister Evette's death [[spoiler: She froze to death after being locked out of their habitat. Abeille talked her into taking her outside. When returning Abielle accidentally closed the door behind her, locking Evette out. Evette had an access card (it's how they were able to get out in the first place), but dropped it in the snow, and was unable to find it before Abeille could get help.]] Abeille ran away from home out of guilt.

* ADateWithRosiePalms: Abeille possesses a device called the Stimulator 3K that can apparently provide the physical sensations of engaging in sexual intercourse without actual contact with anything. Essentially, a really fancy version of masturbation, but also keeping in the comic's theme that people "don't touch." Notably, after Abeille's encounter with another human, she finds this incredibly unsatisfying.

* CrashIntoHello: This literally triggers the plot, since it's the only reason Abeille realizes she's not satisfied with the lack of physical intimacy in her life.

* {{Expy}}: Gina admitted that the male lead is, in appearance, a combo of both [[Webcomic/RedString Makoto and Kazuo]], though he's clearly not the same race.

* HatesBeingTouched: Apparently ''all of humanity'' given the premise. Though given Abeille's reaction, it may be a milder version of people losing themselves in impersonal technological substitutes. There are a few exceptions, including an underground club dedicated to touching.

* SymbolMotifClothing: Most characters wear clothes at one point or another that picks up the flower or nature aspect of the planet. Except Abeille whose fancy dresses often make her look like a bee and Miel who hasn't been seen wearing anything fitting for either.

* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: Apparently, while the Stimulator 3K can provide the experience of sex, it is incapable of understanding Abeille's query to provide "love".

* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: Abeille's co-workers, who are incredibly mean to her.

* MyGreatestFailure: Abeille blamed herself for her sister Evette's death [[spoiler: She froze to death after being locked out of their habitat. Abeille talked her into taking her outside. When returning Abielle accidentally closed the door behind her, locking Evette out. Evette had an access card (it's how they were able to get out in the first place), but dropped it in the snow, and was unable to find it before Abeille could get help.]] It's implied that Abielle ran away from home out of guilt.

* HatesBeingTouched: Apparently ''all of humanity'' given the premise. Though given Abeille's reaction, it may be a milder version of people losing themselves in impersonal technological substitutes. There are a few exception, including a underground club dedicated to touching.

** Ivy and Holly even are literally living like this and openly state they prefer it that way [[spoiler: , at least until Ivy starts to crave touching as well, breaks up with Holly and hopelessly falls in love with Aster]].

* PlantPerson:

* HatesBeingTouched: Apparently ''all of humanity'' given the premise. Though given Abeille's reaction, it may be a milder version of people losing themselves in impersonal technological substitutes.

* ShowerScene: With cover provided by CensorSteam and GodivaHair.

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[[caption-width-right:350:Abeille discovering a missing human connection. Directly.]]

Premiered June 4th after ''Webcomic/DemonAid'''s cancellation, ''Love Not Found'' is another webcomic by ''Webcomic/RedString'' author Gina Biggs. The series uses a [[DeliberatelyMonochrome limited color palette]], mostly dominated by shades of pink with dashes of [[SplashOfColor spot color]] to emphasize differences in skin tones and contrast. Its debut on 4th of June 2015 came with a ten-page update, after which the series settled into a regular three-updates-per-week schedule. It is currently hosted at its [[http://www.lovenotfound.com official website]] on the Hiveworks network.

The Planet Monotropa is advertised as a "nature lover's paradise", with a population of only 2,408 humans. Despite unimaginable advances in technology, humankind has regressed to the point where they no longer engage in physical contact save by accident.

Enter our heroine, Abeille, who leaves work one day and accidentally collides with a man. Stirred by feelings that the actual physical contact aroused in her, she begins to crave an actual relationship with a real person.

The Planet Monotropa is advertised as a "nature lover's paradise", with a population of only 2,408 humans. Despite the unimaginable advances in technology, humankind has regressed to the point where they no longer even engage in physical contact save by accident.

Enter our heroine, Abeille, who leaves work one day and accidentally collides with another man. Stirred by the feelings actual physical intimacy created, she begins to crave an actual relationship with a real person.

Premiered June 4th after ''Webcomic/DemonAid'''s cancellation, ''Love Not Found'' is another webcomic by ''Webcomic/RedString'' author Gina Biggs. The series uses a [[DeliberatelyMonochrome limited color palette]], mostly dominated by shades of pink with dashes of [[SplashOfColor spot color]] to emphasize differences in skin tones and contrast. It debuted on June 4th with a ten page update and after that settled into a more regular three times a week schedule. It is currently hosted at its [[http://www.lovenotfound.com official website]] on the Hiveworks network.

!!This comic provides examples of:

* MeaningfulName: "Abeille" (pronounced "ah-BAY") is French for "bee."

* WhatIsThisThingYouCallLove: Apparently, while the Stimulator 3K can provide the experience of sex, it is incapable of understanding Abeille's query to provide "love".

* {{Expy}}: Gina admitted that the male lead is, in appearance, a combo of both Makoto and Kazuo, though he's clearly not the same race.

Premiered June 4th after ''Webcomic/DemonAid'''s cancellation, ''Love Not Found'' is another webcomic by ''Webcomic/RedString'' author Gina Biggs. The series uses a [[DeliberatelyMonochrome limited color palette]], mostly dominated by shades of pink with dashes of [[SplashOfColor spot color]] to emphasize differences in skin tones and contrast. It debuted on June 4th with a ten page update and after that settled into a more regular three times a week schedule.

Premiered June 4th after ''Webcomic/DemonAid'''s cancellation, ''Love Not Found'' is another webcomic by ''Webcomic/RedString'' author Gina Biggs. The series uses a limited color palette, mostly dominated by shades of pink with dashes of spot color to emphasize differences in skin tones and contrast. It debuted on June 4th with a ten page update and after that settled into a more regular three times a week schedule.

The Planet Monotropa is a technological paradise, with a population of only 2,408 people. Despite the incredible advances in technology, humankind has regressed to the point where they no longer even engage in physical contact save by accident.