My comics rule.

Christ , i havent seen anything this shit since my ex fiance tried to write a comic.

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"Life Sucks, Then you Die. The bit inbetween isnt very funny either"

Rule what excatly?

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I am not 16 going on not 17, I know that I'm naive.

Let's have a link, then.

Let's have a link, then.

It wasnt on here. She fancied herself as an Artist when we were going out , and created lots of comic strips featuring characters which looked suspiciously like the ones from Gary Larson's "The Far Side".

Suffice to say i said they were brilliant while we were going out.

And i admitted i though they were a pile of dog excrement after we broke up.

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"Life Sucks, Then you Die. The bit inbetween isnt very funny either"

I bet one of the reasons she broke up with you is that she sensed your lack of sincerity.

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I am a delicate fucking flower. https://beacons.ai/jesskent

She just couldn't get used to Perm dressing up as Jessica Rabbit during sex.

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Dad was flammable

And I thought I was the only one who did that.

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I think the fact that they werent very good , and even if id spent my life savings on getting them published and praised by every critic in the world , shed still have known deep down that they werent very good , and me saying they were was quite obviously a lie.

Was more appropriate.

BTW LadyJ , do i strike you as an insincere person?

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"Life Sucks, Then you Die. The bit inbetween isnt very funny either"

KKP has been living a lie. He's really welsh, and 0_Entropy is his son.

What? I heard he was insincere.

That makes sense. Nobody would admit to being Welsh.

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I dunno, I've never given your sincerity much thought. I just know that when I ask my significant other his or her opinion about something I've produced, I'd love to hear that it's brilliant if it's brilliant, but I'd much rather hear carefully worded constructive criticism than get sunshine blown up my ass because my lover is too much of a wuss to share an opinion.

If I ask my S.O. if what I'm about to wear in public is unflattering (notice that I didn't say "does it make me look fat?" That's a bogus, loaded question.), I would rather hear, "maybe a darker top?" than, "You look beautiful, dear. Can we go now?"

Perhaps I'm just weird.

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I dunno, I've never given your sincerity much thought. I just know that when I ask my significant other his or her opinion about something I've produced, I'd love to hear that it's brilliant if it's brilliant, but I'd much rather hear carefully worded constructive criticism than get sunshine blown up my ass because my lover is too much of a wuss to share an opinion.

If I ask my S.O. if what I'm about to wear in public is unflattering (notice that I didn't say "does it make me look fat?" That's a bogus, loaded question.), I would rather hear, "maybe a darker top?" than, "You look beautiful, dear. Can we go now?"

Perhaps I'm just weird.

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One of my best friends ever was a well-known writer of a genre of fiction that I pretty much can't stand. I recall opening one of her books and being immediately struck by a certain expository cliche that I won't go into here. The rest of the book followed along similar lines. But she was absolutely one of my favorite people ever, and when she got married and moved away, I cried for months. Off and on, that is. Not constantly.

But the point is we never discussed what I thought of her work. She was a professional, and she had editors and fans and critics, and I wasn't any of those. That's why I was her friend.

My ex-wife, on the other hand, faults me for not being more "supportive" of her own creative enterprises. I don't think it's fair to say I wasn't supportive. I just never said a whole lot about her efforts. If she wrote a song, I'd play it, or if she drew something, I'd hang it on the wall or put it on a t-shirt, but I was pretty mum about the quality of it. That's because I loved her and so couldn't really have an "opinion" of her work. I don't think she understood that. I think she saw my neutrality as disapproval.

To my creative and artistically-minded loved ones, I'd say: "I'm not your critic or your editor or your fan. I'm your friend. So let's not put your work between us." I think the professionals understand that.

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What others say about boorite!

I love you, man.

PS - Your comics suck ass.

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100 pounds of shit in a 25 pound sack.

And your comics give off visible stink waves.

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What others say about boorite!

What if your significant other is a wurzel named Brian?

Not that mine is.

Lying, or omitting the complete truth is, in my opinion, one of the most important things to do in order to keep a relationship going.

A relationship based completely on truth and having no secrets is either a lie itself, or a healthy marriage.

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Lying, or omitting the complete truth is, in my opinion, one of the most important things to do in order to keep a relationship going.

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My ex-wife, on the other hand, faults me for not being more "supportive" of her own creative enterprises... but I was pretty mum about the quality of it. That's because I loved her and so couldn't really have an "opinion" of her work. I don't think she understood that. I think she saw my neutrality as disapproval.

To my creative and artistically-minded loved ones, I'd say: "I'm not your critic or your editor or your fan. I'm your friend. So let's not put your work between us." I think the professionals understand that.

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Boorite, I can understand bowing out or remaining neutral if you don't think it's a good idea to express your opinions. But I don't understand you thinking that you "couldn't really have an opinion of her work" because you loved her. Isn't there some kind of happy middle-ground somewhere that you could express your opinions to your loved ones without making them feel bad?

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I think all this discussion about honesty and relationships is distracting us from the larger issue of whether SmokeyMcPot rules.

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Suffice to say that i havent dated a larger woman since , because i honestly dont want another relationship where all i do is constantly reassure my other half.

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You needn't type what we're all thinking.

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I think all this discussion about honesty and relationships is distracting us from the larger issue of whether SmokeyMcPot rules.

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