For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for March 30, 2012

“You are absolutely perfect. I love you. Now, let me change you.”

WOW!!!

Yet if any guy rolled his eyes like that he would be the dog house for weeks.

I love the way Lizzie looks from one adult to the other.

Delusions, selfdelusions…

The strip says it all; I can add nothing.

@hsawlrae http://www.loveperfectchange.com/

I think she’s a little confused about who’s changing and who is conforming. So does Elly from the expression.

Sad…@Agent54 – not true. You may have had that experience, but it’s not typical.

Why marriages fail:Women expect men to change. Men expect women to stay the same. Neither happens.

I actually feel bad for her. :-(

In reality, anybody rolling eyes would get in trouble, but sometimes when people are as excited as Connie, they don’t notice Anything that’s around them.

Obviously, Connie is condensing what would be said over days in many different ways, but a lot of people “say” this at the beginning of a relationship. If only we listened to our friends, when they tell us we’re changing in ways that aren’t healthy!

Eew yekch!

Proof positive that people have a huge problem communicating, and paying attention. Too bad, but you make your own bed…so don’t complain when you are forced to lie in it.

Sad and pitiful.

Ted is a woman.

Well Ellie always has an excuse to go out to take care of a sick friend. Connie will always qualify.

I’ve had the same experien ce with computers in the last several years – they are beginning to understand me better.

As George Santayana (December 16, 1863, Madrid – September 26, 1952, Rome), a philosopher, essayist, poet, and novelist once said . . . “Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it.”

Aisle, altar, hymn…

Think about it.