Where can I see the other alternate endings?
Some of them are in the books. All of them are in our
Patreon Vault.
Why Woohooligan? APhalanxOfPhalusses.com was taken.
How often do you publish comics? As often as I can. I've committed to making comedy 40 hours a week, you know, like a real job. ;) But like any other real job, it's not all glamour and I have to spend a lot of time reading tedious marketing books. You can help me do that less and make more comedy on our Patreon.
Who do you think you are?!
Samuel Isaac Dealey - software engineer, cartoonist, autistic
and in general eccentric weirdo. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Lived all over.
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NEW! Check out our best laughs from 2016!There's been a lot of really great breakthroughs in cognitive science in recent years, not the least of which being that there are now several very good non-drug treatments for depression and even PTSD! :D
This is something I have a great deal of personal experience with. I was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome in 2007 at the age of 32, which means I spent 32 years not understanding why I had such difficulty making friends or keeping jobs. It wears on you. I struggled with quite a lot of depression. And the last 5 years have been an amazing turnaround for me!
Despite the fact that these years have been tremendously challenging, they've been the best years of my life! I moved back to Texas to be near my kids to discover that my ex-wife was literally losing her mind -- rapidly developing early-onset Alzheimer's (she's since become non-verbal and is in a permanent-care facility now). So although I would have much rather that she got help and took care of the kids, I had to fight her for custody. I ultimately won after about a year and am now trying to figure out how to support 6 people on my measly disability income. But as challenging as it is, my life is still fantastic! It's far better than it was before my diagnosis and for that I'm grateful. And I'm able to make this cool comic thing here!
If you are depressed, for god's sake, get help! Find a therapist who does CBT -- don't accept any of that "psychoanalysis" BS. Or if you just can't or won't bring yourself to get help, then find a copy of Feeling Good by David Burns. Read it and commit yourself to the exercises, I promise you, things will get better!
