Holly Chisholm doesn’t sugarcoat anything. Most of her comics are pulled straight from real-life moments, whether it’s a random thought during the day or something she’s been struggling with for weeks. “Usually they just kind of come to me as I'm out and about,” she told us in a previous interview with Bored Panda.
And when inspiration isn’t coming naturally, she’ll sit down, clear out distractions, and just try to write until something sticks. It’s not always easy because ADHD makes her process pretty unpredictable, but what matters to her is staying honest. Whether it takes five minutes or two weeks, every comic is a reflection of what it actually feels like to live with anxiety, depression, and everything in between.
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Yes and no. We should treat one another well and help those who are struggling bc otherwise they'll lose hope in humanity. The narcissists who create problems and ruin relationships should be told they're the problem, but that makes them more narcissistic and they'll attack.
These are absolutely priceless! If I was back working in mental health I would print out every one of these and either paste them on my wall or use them as handouts for all the people I worked with. Thank you - they are incredibly deep and light at the same time.
These are absolutely priceless! If I was back working in mental health I would print out every one of these and either paste them on my wall or use them as handouts for all the people I worked with. Thank you - they are incredibly deep and light at the same time.
