Depression is far from being a subject of humor as it can significantly impact relationships and the personal well-being of many people.
Interestingly, some people coping with mood swings often find solace in humor. In line with this, creating art has been recognized as an effective method to combat depression and anxiety. Gemma Correll, an artist who battles these conditions, has channeled her experiences into creating comics that are both humorous and insightful. Her work, ranging from the guilt of feeling bad to the pitfalls of overthinking, combines a straightforward style with sharp wit, offering both laughter and a moment of reflection on our own emotions.
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Untangling Festive Anxiety: Usually happens in late November.
"You forgot the first rule of a Stab movie. Never answer the—" "I'm bored." *hangs up* Anyone remember this scene from Scream V?
Except for that one moment on Friday afternoon when you are the farthest away from Monday morning.
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Was multitasking and it took me till the 10th panel to understand this had nothing to do with Where's Waldo. Really funny comics though 😂😂😂 Love these!
I tapped on the article thinking it was Waldo but open to options. Definitely wasn't disappointed!
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Was multitasking and it took me till the 10th panel to understand this had nothing to do with Where's Waldo. Really funny comics though 😂😂😂 Love these!
I tapped on the article thinking it was Waldo but open to options. Definitely wasn't disappointed!
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