It’s Not Too Hard to Say Goodbye August 2, 2010

It’s Not Too Hard to Say Goodbye

By Guest Contributor
August 2, 2010

It looks sad, but the the punchline is worth it.

(via Cectic)

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  • Trace

    Crushing embrace, indeed.

  • I loved every pixel of it. 🙂

  • Great one. Good to have Cectic back in action, too.

  • hippiefemme

    Fantastic.

  • beckster

    It made me feel awesome to leave religion. I have never missed it. I wish there I knew what to say to people who feel lost when they left their faith, but I just can’t relate.

  • Dan W

    Nice. Very nice.

  • I like the message.

  • staceyjw

    I don’t get it!

  • Trace

    staceyjw…I did not get it the first time either because I thought that vignette is all there was….

    Did you click in the link that takes you to the whole thing? (Cectic)

  • All this hubbub about a Kevin Smith movie?

  • Silent Service

    Meh.

  • LeAnne

    hahahah yeah, i definitely didn’t understand what was going on until some said to click it. great cartoon though.

  • anti_supernaturalist

    keep your godma off my lawn

    The word ‘dogma’ is an insult to dogs which, unlike homo sap, have never embraced godma.

    the anti_supernaturalist

  • sarah

    Ohhhhhhh I didn’t get it either until I clicked on it. I thought that was all there was. The first panel is rather touching on its own without the religious connotations.

    I don’t know what it is like to leave religion either. I never really was in a religion despite 12 years of catholic school. When I officially left the institution that I haven’t really believed in the first place, I felt awesome.

  • Staceyjw

    Ah ha- thanks for the explanation! I’m on my cell so I hadn’t clicked it 🙂