For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for June 30, 2021

well, boys, better luck next time

But Tracey’s nice

They won’t look your way-not if you act like that, your neanderthals!

Panel 2: It looks like they’re sitting up together in bed..

Hey, just remember while you’re feeling sorry for yourself there. Girls that don’t have boy friends must be feeling twice as bad knowing that the guys want someone so desperately, but not them. Sad thought, that.

It is hard to understand today’s viewpoint. It was written by a woman so naturally they object to guy’s burping! But at the same time they have no complaints about spitting? Why is one more acceptable than the other?

But being roadkill can sometimes feel so good.

If you guys learned how to properly talk to girls, you may find one who enjoys being with you. Till then, don’t waste your time…and ours

you have to watch out they have the willes

That’s true about relationships, both with men and women. I was in my late 20s when I realized that to me, all the drama and effort isn’t worth it.

Mike’s had one girlfriend—that does not make him any expert! :)

Something you have to experience regardless of the consequences…

And I guess guys are wonderful!

Men are the same Michael, but this is life-unperfect. Perfection would be boring—no surprises-no waves-nothing.

Mike whining about girls….if you let the girls drive you crazy, then it’s your own fault.

Yeah, some things are worth the risk.

Good thing Elly was never like that. When she was their age, she was involved, holding signs and chanting “Hey, hey, JFK, how many kids did you kill today?”

Mike will , too, when he gets over Martha maybe..

The simple driving force that preserves the species is strong in these two.

The hormones take on the loudest warnings.

Michael is still dwelling on his break-up. hopefully he won’t punish future women he meets by the experience.

Michael sure helped to contribute to the stereotype, er, reputation of lazy Canadians who sit back and wait for welfare.

There was a Harry Potter bit where the title character posthumously lost respect for his father after learning that as a kid, out of boredom, he bullied others. When a friend of his father’s, who became Harry’s godfather (and was also a bully) attempted to rationalize it with the old “boys will be boys” excuse, in this case saying “we were only 15”. Harry responds with “I am 15, and I have never harassed my classmates!” causing the godfather to admit Harry was right, adolecense does not excuse you from the moral obligation to be a decent human being and not a piece of trash.