“Nos estamos mosqueando” (“We are getting angry”); This is a popular spanish phrase, which Abel uses to describe the wear and tear of a relationship that has been going on for a long time, and no longer brings mutual enrichment. It also represents the need to look for another partner, and describes how keeping an issue that has no solution, will not let other relationships flow.

The characters in the drawing seem to be looking for more reasons to stay together, being surprised by the presence of flies on their bodies, which indicate that something is clearly wrong.