JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for November 14, 2020

She married him for better or for worse.

He just made one mistake. Chill

He found you living on the street and fell in love with you before he knew you were an heiress so I would say he has plenty of ‘pathy’.

Be happy he’s not psychopathy.

How is lacking apathy a bad thing?

“…Other than that, he’s nearly perfect.”

He took the “pathy” less traveled.

Well, you’re not exactly a bucket of joy yourself, Dana…

I think that the word that she is looking for is ‘apathy’.

Is their marriage on the rocks?

Why are these health care professionals in the store without wearing masks?

So typical, will she just divorce him, lose half of mama’s money, and Mr. Armstrong can write her out of the strip.

Isn’t Dana a drop of golden sun this fine day?

Medical terms typically use a combining vowel when joining word roots with prefixes or suffixes, to make them easier to pronounce, so the word she’s trying to coin would more likely be “lackopathy.” (I teach medical vocabulary and this is the first time I’ve ever been able to introduce that facet of my life into the comments, so please bear with me.)

She should have known he wasn’t perfect, considering he married HER.

How can you lack in apathy AND sympathy?

Lacking apathy? That’s bad?

Diana is showing signs of Psycho pathy

Not all husbands, I have one who is sympathic.

But perfection is booooooooring!

If you grow up without someone who cares, you learn early to hide all feelings.

This sounds like a case of the pot calling the kettle black…

She’s a spoiled brat.

In every relationship some rocks must fall.

Are you ignorant or apathetic? I don’t know and I don’t care!

Marriage on the rocks leading to divorce? Sounds like the best thing that could happen to Delray!

Lacking apathy is a very good thing!