For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for February 03, 2018

oh, good grief

Yes, and one boob too.

Don’t answer that John…. it’s a trap I tell you

Say, “Yes Honey, and it balances out your big butt”.

Siiiiiiiiiiiiigggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh…

The Dreaded question that every guy dreads…..

One of the perks of getting old is that we know we look a lot better than we will.

Hey!!!!no one’s perfect!!!

I’m not even going to touch such a question. I’m in big trouble no mater what I said.

“I’m not bad, I’m drawn that way”

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Hiding your other flaws under that granny nightgown?

In my experience women tend to be more critical of their own appearance than men are.

Everybody’s face is assymmetrical.

It doesn’t matter how old you get, there’ll always be a moment where you’ll feel insecure about something about yourself. Though what makes it easier is realizing that there are other people that go through the same thing. Shows that your not alone :)

You woke me up for that?

I wonder if men don’t notice their flaws. Personally, I generally stay away from mirrors and am very busy. If I did look in a mirror, I would certainly see flaws. I don’t see much value in that. Mirrors are nice in that we can all see that eyelash stuck in our eye or pluck an annoying hair or shave, but I think the damage to people by staring at themselves and disliking what they see might mean that mirrors are a net negative in the world.

And I don’t know anyone who looks at his reflection and is happy with what he sees.

“John a wise man once said don’t answer it’s a trap!”

“Only when you’re lying down Honey. Now go back to bed.”

John ask your wife if one of yours hang lower than other