I didn’t even realize this little series finally finished. I’m still struggling with sh myself, and it’s been so refreshing seeing such a constructive representation of this stuff. It handles the topic of supporting very tastefully, it can’t be handled directly, but changing the environment of the patient, in this case quite literally, can be one of the best ways to help the patient make progress. I found the panels on drug use very interesting, it takes a very neutral tone to it, and seems to decently handle the topic of drug-abuse-as-self-medication, making for a refreshing and brief take, and I’m glad it was addressed. Overall your depiction of these struggles is frankly the best I think I’ve ever seen, thank you for doing such work.

I think it’s arguably positive representation of self harm survivors, being able to move on and be supported by their friends.

@Background Pony #9148
that’s definitely not what’s going on here…

@Bananamilk2005
ik it’s really cute ^_ we love positive representation

this is a bit…

clean from what? nvm saw the final image in set