Just to Be Sure

A four-panel stick-figure comic. 7:02 AM: she sits bolt upright in bed and asks do you still love me; he, still asleep on the pillow, mumbles yes. 7:30 AM: she stands in the bathroom asking again; he peers round the shower curtain and says yes. 11:48 AM: she hangs upside down through a missing ceiling tile above his desk at work to ask again; he says yes. Last panel: they hold hands, a small red heart between them, under the caption: if you ask three times and the answer doesn’t change, you’re probably good.

reliability, voting, cost

A four-panel stick-figure comic. 7:02 AM: she sits bolt upright in bed and asks do you still love me; he, still asleep on the pillow, mumbles yes. 7:30 AM: she stands in the bathroom asking again; he peers round the shower curtain and says yes. 11:48 AM: she hangs upside down through a missing ceiling tile above his desk at work to ask again; he says yes. Last panel: they hold hands, a small red heart between them, under the caption: if you ask three times and the answer doesn’t change, you’re probably good.

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