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There comes a time when all the smoke and mirrors in the world will clear. At that point, what’s left? What will you regret? Will you regret never reaching out to help someone in pain? Someone close who wanted you[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
No words today. Just the comic. Thanks for bearing with me.
As the artist for this, I feel quite sad to have to draw this. But somehow, it came into my consciousness and drew itself out. It was kind of ironic to me when George apologised for lying. To those who[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
How much does it take to help save a life? To let someone know they’re valued? To just say something when it matters the most? Unfortunately, too few people do. Even for their loved ones.
Sooo an unlikely person enters the screen! At least I hope you didn’t expect it. I mean I did hint at it, buttt…. Anyway. Not everyone is this fortunate. And it’s George of all people. How will he be able[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
On The Brink
Oct01
How do you think this will go? Do you think this is about trying to seek attention? Or perhaps Dave is just… being silly? Immature maybe? This is the reality of depression – where falsehoods abound and masquerade as truth.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Invalid Response
Sep28
on September 28, 2018
at 10:24 pm
Chapter: Meet The Parents 2
Characters: Depressed Dave, Father Francis
What kind of response would you expect from someone whose mind is broken? Even for a bit? And when someone with suicidal tendencies says they should go… How should you take it? Questions questions…
Straight and to the point huh. Thinking ahead is difficult for someone with depression. Too many possibilities… Especially of things going wrong…
Whoops. Miscommunications and misunderstandings are pretty common, even without depression… Also – my in-laws have been supportive, loving people. Jane’s parents are an example meant to show how some may not be as supportive.