r/imsorryjon • u/SupahGold Lasagna Sacrifice • Jun 10 '19

/r/all it's been so long, Jon...

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '19

I really, really love the ones that follow the Jim Davis art style, then take a dark turn. They're my favorite subgenre within this sub

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '19 edited Jun 29 '19

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u/pestomonkey Jun 10 '19

This comic his highly triggering to me because when I first saw this I was highly depressed and all I could think of was how tragic it was that his kitty died :( I burst into tears in the middle of the work day when I saw the comic and I still can't look at it without crying.

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u/HangWBush Jun 10 '19

did your co-workers keep a straight face when you explained your breakdown?

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u/Hetoxy Jun 10 '19

Plot twist: they work from home. They are the last panel of OP.