For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for June 01, 2023

Now watch her flip flop, oh woe is me

Honeymoon phase over

There’s the first couple of months, then the rest.

And the off and on portion of the relationship begins

What happened to Liz’ glasses in the last panel??

I have a question : how much is too much?

How dare you!

Its ok for you to think it, but not for the other person to ever say it!

Good ol’e Anthony, recognizing a problem and meeting it head on.

That’s it girl, kick his butt to the curb.

Men are like buses.

Always another one coming down the road.

“What!? … How could you say that?” (“How could he even think that?”)

great minds think alike… a phrase my household says a lot.

The novelty is wearing off. As it naturally does.

The beginning of the end of this phase of their relationship.

The cologne phase is over

The other shoe falls before its time.

That hit you where it hurts, huh?

How ironic. Liz is thinking about breaking up with Anthony and then John basically disowns Liz! Really, John? Your own daughter? Why?

The beginning of the breakup happens when you wake up one morning and realize she has bad teeth and hates poetry.

Funny how some people who feel like that don’t want to say it first, and yet they are so shocked when they hear it first.

And here’s t he start of a 20-year runaround that made you want to scream sometimes

Seems like they think alike!

“You’ll NEVER break up with me!!! I will DANCE ON YOUR GRAVE, YOU SONNUVAB_TCH!!!” – Lizzy took it well.:DDD

Liz is learning the entire world and everyone does NOT totally revolve around her.

Liz: If I say I’m spending too much with Anthony, I’m being reasonable. If he says he’s spending too much time with me, he’s an uncaring male clod. Funny how that works.

Careful Liz — don’t choke on that straw!

Having to divide her time between her boyfriend and best friend?If only her best friend had her head grafted onto her boyfriend’s body, then there would be “Dawnthony”!

oh, Anthony, what made you think that?

Of course, now she will be offended, even though she was thinking the same thing.