Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for February 25, 2015

Married to the job…

Paraphrased from ‘Romancing The Stone’ (?) I think… where Joan’s publisher is profiling the men at the bar; sounds like it anyway.

Baller, Gamer, Reader, Musician,…..

How frightfully cynical, my dear …

So, let me get this straight: if a guy does this kind of profiling on women, it’s okay. But if a woman does this on the guys, it’s not okay. Talk about a double standard.

She missed the obvious…gay bar.

Since the inside of the door is showing, it opens outward, the bar is names Selgnim. ;)

So, but what?

About this whole “men judge” thing: we simply want to know what the woman looks like in PROFILE!

There doesn’t seem to be much conversation going on between the patrons of the establishment… no women either… these guys are lost in their own thoughts and troubles. Hmmm…. This must be a safe haven or retreat from the wife or girl friend at home…

Most men are afraid of any woman who is educated or projects any type of personal power or authority. Just look at the comments to the comic here.

Mingles? I only see men there.

“What damage…”? You’re using it… the Internet and the ‘anti’-social media… No more face to faces or apologies in person. No more being able to converse in context of person, place, time or incident… Everything is generalized anymore.

Hey lady maybe you should become a lesbian. Try it you might like it.

The original intent; of this comic or of one of the comments?

Do you shake hands with your world wide contacts? Do you look into their eyes and feel with and for them… have you made intimate social contacts with individuals and emoted with them in person? Talk to the world? More good would be done in one handshake, kiss of friendship or even a lustful toss in the hay than all of the social media contacts available… Oh yes, give them a ‘LIKE’ that really means something to them.

You can correspond with people from all over the globe, so can commercial call centers… So can national leaders or rebels with or without a cause… a lot of good it does in the big picture…