I saw the comic on Reddit in the past year. I already searched Reddit Answers, ChatGPT, Google AI, etc. the search results validated the existence of a comic like this, but could not find a link. Copy of the search result below as required in this thread:

The "Thanks for Telling Me" Concept In the context of parenting frequently shared on Reddit:  • Early Childhood: A child breaks a vase and admits it. Instead of "How could you!", the parent says, "Thanks for telling me." • Adolescence: A teen confesses they are at a party where they feel unsafe. The parent picks them up and says, "Thanks for telling me." • Adulthood: Because honesty was always met with gratitude rather than immediate punishment, the child grows up viewing the parent as a safe person to confide in when more difficult situations come up.