Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off.

This week's question...

Q.: OK so I work at Hooters and the other day I kinda sorta made out with a coworker to get more tips. The thing is, I kinda liked it. I have pretty much been guys only forever, but I do enjoy her company -- and she was a REALLY good kisser. Do you think I should go for it?

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Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off.

This week's question...

Q.: My new boyfriend is... a little quick on the trigger. He's really embarrassed about it, and refuses to talk when it happens. I like him a lot, and I don't want to break up, but our intimate relationship is suffering badly. Any advice?

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Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off.

This week's question...

Q.: I've been friends with Marie for several years. A few weeks ago, several couples went on a camping trip. As we were cleaning up from dinner one evening, Marie's husband said he was going for a short hike and asked if anybody wanted to join him. Thinking nothing of it, I accepted his invitation. Once we were pretty far removed from the others, he cornered me against some trees and told me how attractive I am, and how nobody would ever have to know. It was horrifying. I fumbled through an excuse to head back to camp, and stayed glued to my husband for the rest of the weekend. I haven't told anybody. Should I tell me best friend that her husband made a pass at me?

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This went over so big, I'm doing it again for May.

I'm offering the entire month of Evil Inc strips as a $2 digital download. If you enjoy reading the strip in a continuous run, and hate waiting for those cliff-hangers, then you now have the option of reading ahead.

Here are a few details:

• Two file formats: PDF and MOBI (for Kindle Fire users). You iPad users can download the PDF to your tablet and open the file in iBooks. Kindle Fire users, scroll down for a detailed step-by-step.

• No ads, no interruptions, no waiting. • This month wraps up April's "Separation Anxiety" storyline that started in April.

• Plus: Two standalone storylines: "Waking in your Boots," and "Not the Buccanette."

• Saturday strips are not included. They're not part of the story, and I usually prepare those on the fly (sorry, Muskiday), a couple day before they appear on the site.

• The download collects Monday-through-Friday strips from April 30 to June 1.

Just don't spoil it for the others! Just click the "BUY NOW" button below to get started!

• NOTE: The April edition of the monthly comic download is still available here.

Special for Kindle Fire users

After placing your order, you will be taken to a place to download your files. Right-click the MOBI link and choose Save to Disk. For Mac people, hold the Control button down and click, then choose Download Linked File.

You can email this MOBI file to your Kindle account as a Personal Document. The next time you sync your Fire, it will show up on your Carosel. It's easy. Here's what you're going to do.

To send a document to your Kindle, it must be e-mailed to the user's Kindle e-mail address. This is not the address that is used to sign into the user's Amazon account. Rather, it is a special Kindle.com address that the user obtained when he or she registered their account.

Finding your Kindle e-mail

• Sign in to your Amazon account and go down to Manage My Kindle
• Under Your Kindle Account (left-hand column) you will see a link to Personal Document Settings.
• Under Send-to-Kindle E-mail Settings is a list of e-mail addresses. If the user used a Kindle app for their smartphone, there will be separate e-mail addresses to send personal documents to those devices as well.

Approved Personal Document E-mail list

• This is a list of all the e-mail addresses that are allowed to send personal documents to the user's devices.
  
  
• Make sure the e-mail you're using to send this document to your Fire is on this list.

After you've e-mailed the MOBI file to your Kindle e-mail address, go back to you Amazon.com account, and click on Manage My Kindle.

Personal Documents

• Under Your Kindle Library, is a link to Personal Documents.
• Once a user sends a document to their Kindle e-mail address, it will appear under Personal Documents.
• Using the Action toggle on the far right, the user can choose Deliver to my... to push that document out to their device.

Once you've done that, it's a simple matter of syncing the Fire.

I've formatted the Kindle version so you can read one-strip-at-a-time in landscape mode, which will result is a nice, big, crisp image.

Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off.

This week's question...

Q: My husband is very conservative in bed. How can I get him to be more adventurous?

Don't answer here... go on over to the CD site and offer some advice.

Do you have a question for CD? Send it in!

Courting Disaster, my weekly comic about sex, love, and relationships updates every Friday. You'll laugh your pants off.

This week's question...

Q: My boyfriend and I have been dating for almost a year, and we have really good chemistry, but there's one problem -- he still lives with his ex of 10 years. Not only that, but he also sleeps in the same bed with her every night. (When we first started dating and I spent the night, I had to sleep between them! But now she sleeps in the living room per my request.) I almost feel like I'm in a relationship with BOTH of them, because I have no choice but to see his ex. I understand that they've known each other a long time, but they have so much in common that I start to feel like the third wheel. My friend said it's unfair that he's still so involved with her, but my boyfriend and his ex seem to think there's nothing wrong with it. Times are tough, but it just seems like they depend on each other WAY more than they should, and they dont have plans to move away from each other any time soon. There's absolutely nothing going on between them romantically, but I can't help but feel bothered. Do I have a right to feel this way?

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Today marks the first appearance of my daily comic in a major newspaper. On April 16, 2001, the Philadelphia Daily News began running Greystone Inn. My daily comic has run continuously in the paper (through the end of Greysyone Inn and the beginning of Evil Inc) since that day. Other newspapers have come and gone, but I'm proud to say that I have had at least one comic (and sometimes more than one) in the Daily News every day for over 11 years.