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Don't let nice colors fool you! These are comics about anxiety, existential dread, and a bit of alienation I felt during quarantine past few months. But why not have an awkward laugh about it?
If you like 'em, there's more where that came from on my Instagram page!
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#1
Final score:
44points
Tiana Richmond 5 years ago
Except it's like those people in the mall who don't take no and put the sample in your hand even though you said no thanks
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#2
Final score:
43points
Elaine Mattingly 5 years ago
Can be read two ways,Good fewer people getting it OR When you have it ,that is how fast you can go down .
#3
Final score:
40points
Elaine Mattingly 5 years ago
Wear the mask so you don't scare the people who have anxieties or don't want the virus.
#4
Final score:
39points
Phunny Philosopher 5 years ago
It actually takes me a really long time to get up the guts to do certain things. It looks like procrastination but it's really a long series of pep talks. Stepping outside of my apartment feels like standing on the edge of an olympic high diving board.
#5
Final score:
36points
#6
Final score:
35points
#7
Final score:
31points
#8
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29points
#9
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27points
#10
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26points
Phunny Philosopher 5 years ago
I can relate. Social anxiety plus a need to be around others is just like a porcupine that needs a hug.
#11
Final score:
25points
#12
Final score:
24points
Reagan Besteman 5 years ago
I was in the Gifted and Talented program and am in advanced math. Burnout is just an everyday thing at this point.
Liz the Wanderer 5 years ago
Same. At 16 I learned how to say NO. It served me extremely well.
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22points
#14
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21points
milja (Submission author) 5 years ago
only if you speak to the manager frist :D
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#15
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21points
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#19
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#21
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#22
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#23
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#24
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#25
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#29
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#31
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#33
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12points
Reagan Besteman 5 years ago
Take a deep breath and prepare for more disaster. We’re only half way through the year.
#34
Final score:
12points
#35
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12points
#37
Final score:
11points
#38
Final score:
11points
Reagan Besteman 5 years ago (edited)
I had a birthday during quarantine and was really surprised when people actually drove by my house and dropped of cards and gifts. I appreciate everything and all but, I would rather just stay in the hole that is my bedroom.
#39
Final score:
11points
Valentine Braixen 5 years ago
I feel for you. The media in general is so superficial, they’ll never stop to ask what we really need to see. “Give the people what they want?” No, cheer us up. Mix in some good news every once in a while. When the world is burning, look up at the blazing sun. It’s okay not to be okay, and it’s okay to want sympathy.
milja (Submission author) 5 years ago
sympathy is essential. sucha shame it is not as essential to advertising as well.
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#43
Final score:
9points
#45
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8points
#52
Final score:
7points
#53
Final score:
7points
Experiencing anxiety during quarantine is something many can relate to, and it can be therapeutic to find humor in such moments. This approach is mirrored by certain humorous sayings often shared among women, as they frequently use comedy as a way to cope with everyday challenges.
If you're interested in exploring how humor can make life's stressful situations a bit more bearable, check out these relatable expressions that spark laughter amidst life's struggles.
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Phunny Philosopher 5 years ago
I relate all too well to most of them. Ennui. Existentialist angst. Brain chemicals or lack thereof. This comic works in form and function. The way they draw themself reflects the feelings about themself. Brilliant!
Phunny Philosopher 5 years ago
I relate all too well to most of them. Ennui. Existentialist angst. Brain chemicals or lack thereof. This comic works in form and function. The way they draw themself reflects the feelings about themself. Brilliant!
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