Looks Good on Paper by Dan Collins for November 10, 2019

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    allen@home  almost 5 years ago

    Your picture looks good on the wall Dan.

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    amethyst52 Premium Member almost 5 years ago

    You have no idea. Try it from the inside like we do.

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    gopher gofer  almost 5 years ago

    does the guy get to go through hot flashes as part of the ride experience…?

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    PoodleGroomer  almost 5 years ago

    The body has gotten end of fecundity alerts and is in a panic mode. The main prescription is to have satisfying marital relationships at least twice a day and avoid pregnancy. Alcohol and nicotine are not helping.

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    J Quest  almost 5 years ago

    Looks more like an emotional bumper car…

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    gnome  almost 5 years ago

    go fishing….

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    Mighty Phavahg  almost 5 years ago

    Matched only by the mid-life male crisis.

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    Cameron1988 Premium Member almost 5 years ago

    That guy needs a man cave

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    Linguist  almost 5 years ago

    I’d accompanied more than one woman on that ride! By the time I met my current wife, I was pretty stoic about the whole thing – which made it somewhat easier on both of us.

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    Gerard:D  almost 5 years ago

    Hey, wimen folk, is this a true representation of your monthly state of mind and behaviour during your fertility years? I’m considering living with one of you, and would appreciate your expertise on this topic. Becka is waiting outside my home, waiting for your answers. Thanks.

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    TheLetterista.com  almost 5 years ago

    GerarD: It’s a pretty good representation for most of us. While the hormone shifts affect each of us a bit differently (within certain categories), that first day of PMS is the worst. We WILL be pissed off at everything and everyone regardless of how much we love them and don’t want to ever hurt them. That’s if we’re in safe relationships. You will get your ass verbally handed to you for no good reason, I promise. Your only defense is to monitor her cycle (but NEVER mention that she must be PMSing when she snaps your head off) and be prepared as best you can. Kindness on your part will not be recognized that one day of the month because the receding estrogen sucks away all rationality; she’s fatally annoyed at her own existence, and much more so yours. So try really hard to understand and wear extra thick skin. Under the tyranny of a narcissistic, emotional control freak partner, though, the angst seems only able express as suicidal ideation with the occasional desire to murder said man. So don’t be one of those.

    But this comic is about mentalpause, a rather different animal than menstrual cycles. The wife should have that bottle instead. She should be guzzling it inside the coffin freezer in the garage. The poor husband should just take up golf.

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    streetbeater  almost 5 years ago

    TMI, Dan. In case you’re just getting started, here’s a cautionary tale. When a friend’s wife started menopause, he went to his dad and asked how long it took his mother to get through it. His dad’s answer? “When she does, I’ll let you know.”

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    debra4life  almost 5 years ago

    Wildest and Longest Emotional Roller Coaster. Guaranteed to last at least a decade.

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    Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo]  almost 5 years ago

    With the short lifespans and death from child birth in the past i wonder how many women actually got far enough for menopause?

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