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Lainey Molnar, a Hungarian artist now residing in Amsterdam, leverages her vibrant and heartfelt illustrations to champion women's empowerment. Since starting her artistic journey on Instagram in 2019, Lainey has confronted societal norms with comics that address feminism, body positivity, and relationships, resonating deeply with her global audience.
Her art serves as a powerful catalyst for conversation, urging women to embrace their individuality and challenge conventional standards. Through her work, Lainey aims to uplift and support women, providing them with the strength to overcome societal pressures and personal traumas. Her mantra of "simplify, simplify, simplify" ensures her messages are clear, yet her background in fashion adds intricate details that catch the eye of people around social media.
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Justin Tyme 1 year ago
So find someone else then. Find a woman who is the person you want. Don't try to change someone into the woman you want.
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Rebel Peewee 1 year ago
I do NOT think everyone should have kids, or think i'm better than anyone else bc i have a kid, but having our child has filled our house with a vibrancy i am grateful for every day. Also i would not go on half the adventures or know half my community or half my friends without him. I rarely defend the choice to have kids but i do want to share that. I lived 34 years without him just fine but i have a richer life for him.
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Danish Susanne 1 year ago
I think the left one is a picture of somebody else's idea of a perfect woman, while the right shows my idea of a perfect woman
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Ryan Mercer 1 year ago
No one has a moral responsibility to procreate. We need only treat others fairly. But having kids can be rewarding.
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ginshun 1 year ago
The right panel gives more information. Based on what is said, we don't know how many fathers there are associated with the one on the left.
Space Invader 1 year ago
It does not give any information, it merely mirrors assumptions based on apoearance and prejudice. It shows what people immediately assume when rhey hear those two types of women without a partner have three kids.
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Violet LaCouleur 1 year ago
Not every child from a single mother was conceived by a baby daddy or a known father. There are such things as donors and as adopted children. Don’t always assume people!
Kalina Martinage 1 year ago
Not all single mother children are conceived by baby daddies. It could be a donar.
Octavius 1 year ago
Yep. "Single mother of three" might mean her husband just died, and they had three kids. While "three daddies" might mean she tries to make each man she dates to take care of her - just by giving birth to new baby.. Might mean! Not compulsory. But it is hard to judge on this one...
Space Invader 1 year ago
You nean the right one is a triple widower and the left one was kicked out by her partner when he realised the kids weren't his?
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Glenn Milliken 1 year ago
I don't see how vintage versus hand me downs are the same thing one's a few years old the other is well vintage!
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JustAnotherPanda (she/they/he) 1 year ago
I LOVE THESE COMICS SO MUCH THANK YOU BORED PANDA :D
Lotekguy 1 year ago (edited)
The point of these is old news, and exists across many cultures in one form or another. People defer to the rich and dump on the poor or different because it makes their own lives seem better. A regrettable part of human nature that is very slowly being overridden by broader senses of decency and fairness, but it's so ingrained that it's a multigenerational process. Also regrettable.
Guess Undheit 1 year ago
An anagram of Lainey Molnar is "really on main". She's always spot on with her observations.
gary thompson 1 year ago
Artist had something to say 20 years ago not so much with it anymore I'm afraid.
Violet LaCouleur 1 year ago
I hate these stereotypes. When I see amazing comics like these speaking up against stereotypes, I hate them even more.
Little Wonder 1 year ago
One of my favourite things about the internet is how when women express anything, there's always a bloke right there to explain how they're wrong.
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Ellinor 1 year ago
The comics are drawn by Lainey Molnar and she is very much not a high schooler. Her messages are very much true and necessary for people to hear.
Load More Replies... JustAnotherPanda (she/they/he) 1 year ago
I LOVE THESE COMICS SO MUCH THANK YOU BORED PANDA :D
Lotekguy 1 year ago (edited)
The point of these is old news, and exists across many cultures in one form or another. People defer to the rich and dump on the poor or different because it makes their own lives seem better. A regrettable part of human nature that is very slowly being overridden by broader senses of decency and fairness, but it's so ingrained that it's a multigenerational process. Also regrettable.
Guess Undheit 1 year ago
An anagram of Lainey Molnar is "really on main". She's always spot on with her observations.
gary thompson 1 year ago
Artist had something to say 20 years ago not so much with it anymore I'm afraid.
Violet LaCouleur 1 year ago
I hate these stereotypes. When I see amazing comics like these speaking up against stereotypes, I hate them even more.
Little Wonder 1 year ago
One of my favourite things about the internet is how when women express anything, there's always a bloke right there to explain how they're wrong.
Load More Replies... Ellinor 1 year ago
The comics are drawn by Lainey Molnar and she is very much not a high schooler. Her messages are very much true and necessary for people to hear.
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