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Okay, so this one isn’t exactly fluff, but ideally it’s not a downer either. Despite my resolve to post fluff as often as possible through all this, I have been … struggling. My old friend depression has been circling. Which is not particularly surprising, given everything. So if you’ve been wondering why the comics dropped off even after I promised, or if you’ve been hanging around your own comment sections, wringing your hands, waiting for me to appear and leave inspiring words such as ‘nice! I liked this’ … sorry. I’m working on it.
But don’t worry. I’ve got a major in psychology, antidepressants, and a decade’s worth of therapy under my belt*. I’ve passed through this before. I can do it again.
* and my cat, I guess. But despite this comic, I don’t think cats are in and of themselves the answer to depression. Sorry. They can help, sure, but for actual clinical depression probably get some medical advice.
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And, my cat climbed into my lap as I was reading this. <3
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Me too. Exactly the same except no major in psychology. Or therapy. And I have a dog not a cat. And I can’t draw. But otherwise, exactly the same. ;)
Yep, best wishes for a short as possible bout and see you on the other side.
See you on the other side. I’m so sorry I missed you taking your site down through all this. I’ll always follow any site you make though.
I think we are all asking that question now.
If only I didn’t have a cat allergy….(K)
I work from home now and my senior Cat manager gave me two extended lap cuddles–one in the morning and one in the late afternoon. It was the best part of my workday.
Sounds like you have an excellent cat manager.
I was just thinking of you. Glad to see you. My cat is curled next to me right now. Being a lap for a cat, well, it’s more important than you think. Just ask the cat!!!
It’s all about grounding, eh? Cats, dogs, nature, music, whatever works.
These are especially challenging times. Who care what works for each of us individually? It’s all good.
I’m sure you’ve heard it but can you hear it enough? Depression lies! You are not alone.
I have heard that one, and I do not think you can hear it enough. Thank you <3
A cat or dog is a good start to get out of the depression. Maybe not fluff, but enjoyable.
I have to say, the cat is helping.