How to Help Someone with Their Relationship Problems

Comments

[Radien]

Please tell me you've never had the conversation in panel 4 with a real person. I'd rather believe such a person doesn't really exist.

[Carl Maniscalco]

Whoa, Scott--how long have you known my ex-wife?

[subcorpus]

i didnt end as i expected it to ... but still good ... :)

[DEEJ]

win

[Rebekah]

Why do you keep making strips about my life? Curse you for making my awkward social dilemmas so dang funny!

[john]

awesome

[Bill Harting]

There are some people who aren't happy unless you aren't happy. I used to think those people were called women. Now, I know that statement is what is called "actionable"

[Hari]

I think she just needs to readjust her definition of a romantic comedy. Her husband probably would prefer a romantic comedy like Stripes. Stripes keeps the comedy more in the lead with the romance secondary, plus it mixes in guns, explosions, and mud wrestling.

[YA]

oh, so YOU're who's been spending time "studying" my wife...

[Atheismo]

"Women" is too broad*, Bill. Those people are called "wives" or sometimes "girlfriends".

* pun non-intended

[Patrick]

Wow, I think we've all felt the wrath of this scenario before. Great stuff :)

[Jason]

GETOUTOFMYHEAD GETOUTOFMYHEAD GETOUTOFMYHEAD

[Steve]

Scott, did you date all of my ex's before you married your wife? ;)

[alec]

Thanks for taking a shit on my life. :(

[simon]

This is easily your best yet, well, since your previous best yet. I can't think how one guy can imagine this much awesome, so I can only assume that you're a team of writers employed by a multinational corporation that is about to launch some product or another.

[Sillyus]

I was thinking 'en, OK cartoon' until the last panel BANG great cartoon! I sent it to my wife of 38 years & asked if this was the secret to our long marriage. She thought it was great too.

And, Bill, you win the comments with:
There are some people who aren't happy unless you aren't happy. I used to think those people were called women. Now, I know that statement is what is called "actionable"

[Isa]

The second (and the third to an extent) panel had me laughing so much I had trouble breathing. Awesome as usual.

[Yes, I am Tubby]

Every panel an LOL. Gold, I tell you!

[alec]

Also, do I get a referral fee for observing my life then making a comment out of it?

[Ray]

Hahaha, I love panel 2. And I always enjoy when Scott uses the pointing version of himself, like in panel 3. You know his words are wise, he's gesturing!

[Bill]

Great comic! Some day you should tell us who all the people are that posed for your sketches. It might be interesting.

On a slightly related note, are you aware that the GoogleAd right now, right next to your comic, is for a website called "ThaiKisses.com" advertising "Nice Thai Women" where you can browse photos? I just thought it was funny. Heck, you might be able to get a comic out of the whole GoogleAds thing. At least its not another ad for Evony!

[Sheherazahde]

I like the comic, but the comments are getting a bit sexist.

The wonderful thing about homosexual marriage is that it teaches you these problems are not dependent on gender.

[ZeagleFiend]

This is hilarious, I love your comics. I even have you yelling 'your hide will make a fine poncho' as my background.
Keep up the good work buddy - although calling it 'work' devalues it, as its evidently huge fun.

[Mick Theebs]

This is a great one, Scott.

Nice work.

[jeric]

I with Sheherazahde: "those people" aren't women, "those people" are soon-to-be exes, both genders.