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30 Relatable Comics About Everyday Problems Of Girls By Cassey Ho, A Fitness Blogger (New Pics)
The festive season is coming, and we all know what that means: we're going to stuff ourselves with food so much that by the time the New Year comes, we're going to swear that we'll exercise and live a healthy lifestyle. And then, by the time April comes, we'll lose all motivation, drop those dumbbells, and forget about them until the new festive season comes. And so the cycle will continue.
But that doesn't mean we all should give up trying to stay fit, and Cassey Ho is here to help us out. First of all, despite being a fitness trainer, blogger, and an active person in general, she struggles with the same stuff that we all do. That's a big relief. She's also very encouraging, as she's not a genetic freak, or a pro athlete, and most can relate with her. Second, she shares a lot of the stuff that goes on with her healthy lifestyle, in the gym, etc., and seeing such a training-heavy comic revives one's enthusiasm to start exercising again. The energy and the enthusiasm just come off so matter-of-factly and simply that it makes one think that achieving a fit body isn't as hard as one initially thought.
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It's the second part of her ongoing comic series here on Bored Panda. If you want to see the previous part, you may find it here.
It's worth talking a little bit about the author of the comic, Cassey Ho Vinh. She's a successful American social media entrepreneur, and a founder of blogilates, a fitness apparel company that's taking off. She also writes blog posts, raising awareness for various fitness issues, and is the creator of a well-known pilates program called POP Pilates. Four years ago, Cassey was listed in Time's "25 Most Influential People on the Internet," and won a SHORTY award. In other words, she has real authority in the virtual space, and she uses that power for good.
What if it's a crumple-horned snorkack? Would you be the zookeeper then?
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I’m normally the zookeeper when it comes to “creepy” animals but with spiders I’m the screamer
That is the best picture I have ever seen to describe the way I act around any insect (even butterflies and ladybugs!). The tears, the corner, the nail biting! I’m a screamer
You dont crawl on me, I dont kill you. But I found a pretty allarmingly big spider skin near my bed so I need Hans And a flamethrower soon
Depends on the spider. If it's a wolf spider or a jumping spider, I put them outside. If it's a cellar spider or a venomous spider, I kill them.
Uhh... well this is awkward. I'm not listed. I cohabit with the spiders because they don't bother me and take out flying bugs for me. Obviously if Max gets in the bathroom I'll carry him to the livingroom so he doesn't drown when I shower, but otherwise, we just live & let live. I talk to him when he comes in the room, but it's not like I think he sees me as a friend or something. He's like a pet of sorts, but I don't put myself above him. We just share the house and each live our own life. The flatmate, I guess?
Zookeeper. I've given up on trying to repel, relocate or kill. So now we just live together.
im the one who tells my mom to bring it outside 😅
Screamer and killer. At home? Screamer. Around my other screamer friends? Killer.
im the screamer then i would smash it into a thousand pieces before flushing down the toilet
I'm the killer or the starer. I saw 2 spiders in my room today and killed one in the bathroom the other day. I left the 2 today alive.
The pacifist. Unless you're talking about bed bugs. Bed bugs deserve to burn in the deepest, darkest pits of Hell for all eternity.
Im a screaming pascifist zoo keeper. Unless its light colored or has a fiddle on ots back. Then im a screamer and killer. My fight or flight is a fight and flight.
Depends on the day. Usually the pacifist, rarely the killer unless I'm especially unnerved.
I guess I'm a zoo keeper, I love my Mexican red knee tarantula, and id love to get a black widow. My tarantula loves being handled more then anything-im surprised too usually tarantulas like to be left a lone- but his cool would it be to say you home a black widow obviously needed with proper care and caution
i'm the one who was just doing something else and didn't realize there even was a spider, anyone else?
Im combination of the screamer and the zookeper - I hate spiders, but I know they clean my home of other pesky insect, so they have real free estate at my home :D
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It's obvious that Cassey loves working out, but pilates is easily one her favorite types of exercise. Pilates is where strength meets flexibility, and you have to work out in highly-focused movements, all while listening to some kick-ass music. In other words, it's quite fun, and it's designed for everybody. When somebody mentions pilates, sometimes it is met with a skeptical look, especially from manly macho men, but once they get in there, they're usually in a world of trouble, and leave the mat exhausted. In terms of workouts, pilates is as legit as they come.
Becoming fit is one thing, but staying fit is quite a challenge. Everybody knows that motivation dips with time, and if you take a break from exercise, it's hard to bounce back on the track. Here are a few tips that might help you stay on the path to a healthy life. First and foremost, set a goal, know what you're working for and what you want to achieve with training. This will definitely help you stay motivated, even in the darkest moments. Second, keep your expectations realistic, and try to set a goal that challenges you, without being so hard that you'll drop it, but also without being too easy for you to actually transform your body for the better. Last but not least, remember that consistency trumps high scores and peaks: you don't have to perform at 100 percent all the time, you don't even have start with long workouts; what's important is you should divide your exercises into bite-size pieces that you can "swallow"— nothing kills motivation faster than an inappropriate pace in your routine, and your body will subconsciously avoid high-stress activities.
Up for more comics? Bored Panda has lots of them to offer, and here are just a few most recent ones. Lainey Molnar talks about everyday girl issues from her own perspective. But everyday life is a universal topic, and there are many relatable things that we all share, so here are some comics that talk about these common things we experience. People are more aware of physical health and physical fitness than they are of mental health and mental fitness. These two comics talk about it in their own unique way, one from the depression and anxiety angle, and in another comic, the author talks about their ADHD.
My idea of a fun night with friends is painting nails while watching the Phantom of the Opera.
I always ignore unknown numbers, that was until my crush called me one day
Yes, eat cake everyday because its always someone's birthday! also i'm just going to assume you also deserve it for yourself, BUT STILL
never compare to people whose job it is to take care of their image (and cheat about it) 24/7
If you really believe that stuff on Instagram is real, you are dumb!
*Accidentally swings the dumbbell into the wall and has to pay lots of money to get it fixed*
What if I just swallow it whole, like a snake? Or if I microwave it (to the consistency of a milkshake), then drink it?
Omg I often refer to myself as a potato person... This is so me. Hahahaha
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Pretty much every woman with gorgeous hair she used to compare herself with (Beyonce, Ariana Grande, J.Lo...) wears/wore wigs. Just saying... Not everything we see is true... That being said, I admit I'm the first one to complain about my hair and envy those who have thick, healthy, luscious hair 😥
I mean, I love the look of the thick luscious hair, but honestly, the care of thin hair is, frankly, just so much easier!
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The srt is fine, but this really adds nothing to the over-used 'struggles of women' genre (AKA 'daily life of average woman who worries too much about social media') Even when they are mocking about obession with body image and media, they are still echoing and fuelling the importance of those obsessions. Hardly anything in this type of cartoon is worthy of the description struggle - these are inconveniences of young, healthy people in the first world, who are not below the poverty line. It all seems very self-obsessed.
Pretty much every woman with gorgeous hair she used to compare herself with (Beyonce, Ariana Grande, J.Lo...) wears/wore wigs. Just saying... Not everything we see is true... That being said, I admit I'm the first one to complain about my hair and envy those who have thick, healthy, luscious hair 😥
I mean, I love the look of the thick luscious hair, but honestly, the care of thin hair is, frankly, just so much easier!
Load More Replies... The srt is fine, but this really adds nothing to the over-used 'struggles of women' genre (AKA 'daily life of average woman who worries too much about social media') Even when they are mocking about obession with body image and media, they are still echoing and fuelling the importance of those obsessions. Hardly anything in this type of cartoon is worthy of the description struggle - these are inconveniences of young, healthy people in the first world, who are not below the poverty line. It all seems very self-obsessed.
