Issues

[Darth_Payn]

Yup, it was nice of her to give a heads-up on her bonkerness. But will that only encourage the guy, whom I call Punk-Link?

 

[Mullahgrrl]

Man, Im so gonna steal that line.

 

[RJ Dalton]

I know what that's like.

 

[feeqmatic]

Im loving this particular story arc. I love a good romantic entanglement plot.

 

[Lunar Templar]

Ask your doctor if Girlfriend? is right for you.

[small]Women who are pregnant or nursing should not handle Girlfriend?. Other women may, but only under close supervision. Avoid prolonged use if you do not wish to become pregnant. Side effects may include nausea, dry mouth, hair loss, hair gain, insomnia, hair loss again, sweaty teeth, the bends, and not being able to find any of your stuff even though it should be right where you fucking left it! If you require assistance paying for Girlfriend?, contact us to join the damn club.[/small]

hehehehehe, XD that reminds me of this

OT:

that dood need to just walk away now, Erin is to much for him to handle

 

[secretsantaone]

Oh wow this comic's taken a nosedive.

Relatively amusing strips about video games to 'Look at my poor, tortured character! Guest starring some random video game character occasionally!'.

It's like reading Ctrl Alt Del except this was funny at one point.

 

[burymagnets]

Tris... Tris?

I get it he's meant to be a douche

...What is that douche doing in Critical Miss?!

 

[azurine]

Because why lie about it?

 

[KeyMaster45]

The strip reminded me so much of this comedian.
Because everybody knows Bosco.

 

[Monoclebear]

It was etablished earlier that the meds don't help they only make the hallucinations even weirder and the docs have no idea how to fix that.

While I can believe that, I cannot believe that the doctors wouldn't have an alternative treatment to try and help her with. I'm sorry, I know this is just fiction, but her basically just giving in is not okay in my eyes, even if - hell, especially if - treatment didn't help her immediately. In fact, psychiatric treatments can take weeks or months until they really take hold. If this comic is going to stay on this rather darker route than the quirkier early ones, I'm going to evaluate it as such.

Hey i am not saying that it makes sense, just that there was a comic were one doctor told her that they have no idea how to deal with hallucanations this specific. But on the other were talking about what makes sense and they have a talking bear in their office.

 

[Imp_Emissary]

I wish I could meet a guy that could deal with my crazy

wait

did I say that out loud...

Well, technically no. You wrote it, but that's how we talk on the internet isn't it?

Also, because the curious little annoying imps in my head won't stop their "WONDERFUL" screaming fits of, "Oh! Ask the butterfly the question! Ask the butterfly the question!", may I ask what crazy?

If you wish not to answer, please just reply no, but please reply or the damn things won't shut up.

Also, if you choice to not tell please know that they will cry, and that will make me smile on the outside.

As for our dear heroin; glad she was honest. Only bad things come from lies about your mental state.

 

[TIMESWORDSMAN]

Commander Shepard is standing just off panel saying "I should go."

 

[Souplex]

I just noticed, when did Erin find the time to change if she went straight to a bar after the previous events?

 

[Twilight_guy]

Internal monologue: So, she's a fixer-upper... still, gamer chick...

 

[feeqmatic]

Internal monologue: So, she's a fixer-upper... still, gamer chick...

exactly. Word of advise gentelmen ALL WOMEN ARE CRAZY ON SOME LEVEL you just have to find the one whose crazy meshes well with your crazy and learn to deal with it.

 

[Evil Smurf]

I am loving this story line!

 

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[Dango]

Oh Erin, you're so tsundere.

 

[Owyn_Merrilin]

It was etablished earlier that the meds don't help they only make the hallucinations even weirder and the docs have no idea how to fix that.

While I can believe that, I cannot believe that the doctors wouldn't have an alternative treatment to try and help her with. I'm sorry, I know this is just fiction, but her basically just giving in is not okay in my eyes, even if - hell, especially if - treatment didn't help her immediately. In fact, psychiatric treatments can take weeks or months until they really take hold. If this comic is going to stay on this rather darker route than the quirkier early ones, I'm going to evaluate it as such.

Psychiatric medication is iffy like that. I've got Tourette's Syndrome and ADD, mild as neurological disorders go. However, because of the way the two work together and the way my own brain works, ADD drugs are worse than useless for me; after taking one of those pills, I bounce off the walls like a coked up two year old until it wears off. I tried Strattera based on the claim that it was non-stimulant (and therefore it shouldn't affect me like that), but no, same deal. My ADD has been effectively untreated for the last 13 years - no, scratch that, the last 22 years. It's just that I wasn't diagnosed until I was nine. (Some) other people with that particular combination can take ADD meds just fine; the brain is a highly individual organ.