25 New Comics Capturing Modern Everyday Life Experiences From Social Injustice To Sweet Moments Of Love

WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS

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Baby killers are murderers.

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bro out here collecting pronouns like they pokemon

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Except the kid

Beautiful! Everyone should do this.

GOOD, keep doing it, don't stop until that teacher is called out for sexualizing your friend. Teachers looking at children as sexual objects is DISGUSTING, where EXACTLY do they think young boys/men learn to objectify women? Your friend showed up to learn and that teacher looked at the body UNDER her clothes and said it was inappropriate. Not okay.

GENIUS!!! Ima try this 😈

Exactly, it's school. If you can wear it in public, and it doesn't get in the way of your work, it's fine. It's not a job,. You are there too learn, and being more comfortable helps with attention and learning, so if you want to dress in short shorts, and a tight top, because it's hot outside and you have to walk between classes, go for it. School is not a formal setting. All of your examples possibly are. Dress how you are comfortable, and leave other people alone. How they dress doesn't affect you.

In my early school years 'punk rock' fashion was a thing, and equal access for women and girls was a very new thing. The year I got in a screaming fight with a school counselor because she told me girls took home ec and boys took woodshop, there was a girl in my class with a neon turquoise Mohawk and skirts so short she coordinated her panties with them, in case she had to bend over. Neither of us got detention or sent home from school. We both eventually graduated with good grades, as did substantial number of boys in our classes, so we can't have been too distracting. And yes, I was the first girl in woodshop.

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That's often not the point, enjoyment. It's distraction, as evidenced in this comic. It lets you not have to worry, or feel unpleasant emotions constantly. A coping strategy like many others.c

It's not enjoyable, it's habitual, or necessary for people to cope with overactive and disturbing thoughts/minds.

i pray this is a joke

Spit out my coffee (after I I realized this was a joke)

She was running from you 😟

bro not funny

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Oh geez 🙄 Awful. Scary. Funny...

I just mind my own business and keep walking. I can only control my actions, not everyone else's thoughts and feelings and I'm definitely not going to be anxious just because other people MIGHT feel anxious about my presence...

As a bigger guy who is sometimes a loner, I am sure I have made some people uncomfortable in my life and that doesn't feel good, but I think it's important to try to think about the big picture, which is less "how do I stop seeming creepy" and more "how do I support a culture where people (especially women and other currently oppressed groups) feel safe and welcome?". Women aren't paranoid, they really are more likely to be victims, and moreover they are less likely to be believed or taken seriously when they are victims. As long as that is true, or as long as we basically don't even bother with cases of missing indigenous women, or as long as police are more likely to shoot or arrest a black person than to believe they are the victim, then there won't be a situation where men, especially white men, can walk alone on a street at night without others feelings discomfort or fear, and while that's a little unfair to men, it's MUCH more unfair to everyone else.

Go slower so more people can be between you and her or change to the other side of the sidewalk. Or just stop like you're checking something on the phone and let her go.

It's not paranoia though, sadly. Men really do perpetrate (a lot) more violence, especially among strangers, and your "it's not my problem" attitude certainly doesn't help that.

I wouldn't be afraid of men if I wasn't sexually harassed from the age of 14 for existing with boobs. I bet you've never been groped by a stranger; your lack of empathy really shows. my biology puts me at a much much much higher risk of being stalked, drugged, r*ped, and the like all because I have two X chromosomes. if paranoia is the issue of one half of the world, then violence is the other half's issue.

Birds aren't real!!!!!11!1!!

at least you’re not like us kiwis. sometimes we get left off the map.

No you don't you're just a projection by NASA. Sincerely, a Melbournian

Nuh uh

I'm Tasmanian, I don't 🙄

Lies

Are you sure

Sadly, I feel like it is happening more and more. I get these weird Instagram reels of “mommy and daddy bloggers” and it just seems so cringey and exploitative to put your child’s entire life online. If you need to exploit your child for recognition and validation, you really need to do some soul searching.