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Feeling down or just want to smile a little wider? These sappy comics are overflowing with all that cheesy good stuff. It's okay to be a softie every once in a while. 

If you're unfamiliar with the term "toxic masculinity," this post is for you. As most people know, we're a huge fan of webcomics. But a webcomic that teaches the world about important issues? That's where Luke Humphris comes in. The artist manages to present a primer on toxic masculinity that is heartfelt, sympathetic, and very, very personal. Men need to know that it is okay to feel and express things that fall outside of patriarchal norms. If you like what you see here, consider donating to Humphris' Patreon. 

We've featured a few of Christopher Grady's heartwarming comics on the site, but this here is the mother lode. The series explores a small family's adventures in parenting, partnership and the struggles of daily life. The comic touches on sensitive and dark subjects, but does so in a way that feels very real - and ultimately, optimistic.