Love Diary #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Marrying Kind!", office worker Cathie grapples with her feelings for men who are emotionally or physically out of reach—first a soldier named Craig, then her divorced boss Stephen—while her sister Helen’s settled family life makes her question her own path. As her emotions come into focus, Cathie confronts her own fears about commitment, leading to a heartfelt reconciliation with Craig. Mort Leav’s expressive art brings the story’s quiet emotional turns to life, capturing a moment of personal clarity in a 1952 romance that feels both timeless and true to its era.
In "The Marrying Kind!" from Love Diary #29 (1952), office worker Cathie finds herself drawn to men who aren’t available—especially soldier Craig, who’s shipped overseas. While he’s away, she dates her older, divorced boss Stephen, only to realize her pattern of chasing unavailable men stems from a deeper fear of commitment. When Craig returns, Cathie confronts her feelings and seeks him out, hoping to make things right.
In "The Catty Kind of Girl!" from Love Diary #29 (1952), office worker Beverly’s sharp tongue and jealous nature strain her relationship with Terry when she turns her spite on Ellen, the new girl at work. As rumors spread and tensions rise, Ellen’s decision to leave town takes a sudden, painful turn—leaving Terry to confront the consequences of Beverly’s cruelty.
In a quiet moment of doubt, Leona turns to Ray Mann after a heartbreak, wondering if her dreams of a lavish life were worth losing Bob—or if her aunt’s warnings were the real truth. With her future uncertain and her feelings tangled, she asks readers to weigh in on whether love should come with a price tag.
In "Shannon's Girl!" from Love Diary #29 (1952), new factory payroll clerk Elaine finds herself caught in the tense orbit of foreman Marty, whose persistent advances unsettle her even as she can't deny the thrill of his attention. When Marty risks his life to save a coworker, Elaine’s feelings shift in a moment that leaves her questioning everything she thought she knew.
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