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Girls are always complex about their appearance: they are too thin, then too fat. We torture ourselves with diets and don’t leave gyms, instead of one day going to the mirror and saying to our reflection: "You are damn attractive!"
And this is the most effective way to overcome the feeling of insecurity - to accept yourself and your body.
Girls are always special in every act. This is a unique "patented" way of moving through life, which men can only understand and forgive.
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In my comics, I decided to play on all the peculiarities of the fashion industry, that are encountered by women all over the world.
All comics are scenarios taken from real life, so many girls recognize themselves in them.
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Vicky Z 4 years ago
I HATE both low waist and high waist jeans!! Both uncomfortable both unattractive! Can't we have something in between? Where are all the normal pants ffs? Why there always have to be one type of pants for all types of bodies??? WE ARE NOT ALL THE SAME!! (Don't let me start about pockets)
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AnnaBanana 4 years ago
Taking your hair out of a ponytail is nearly as de-stressing as taking your bra off!
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BlackPearltheSeaWing/NightWing 4 years ago
I just finished reading the article about sexist things and I am still angry so I'm need to leave this image beFORE I START YELLING AT MEN FOR BEING SEXIST DONKEYS THAT JUDGE US ON HOW WE LOOK ANd I got started...
Robert Thompson 4 years ago
Preach On!!! If it weren't for men judging women on how they look, this thread would not be here. And maybe TV will stop telling men what to like. (step three, a miracle occurs) Then we can get to know each other and judge by the content of our character instead of the color (or shape) of our skin.
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Benjamin Shealey 4 years ago
Girl, you're fabulous in any shape or form don't let others say anything different. 💅
ᑭIᗰᑭᒪE ᖴᗩᑕE 4 years ago
Mine are on the heavier side and I want smaller ones. Meanwhile, my cousin's are smaller and she wants bigger ones. We always joke about wanting to swapping sizes.
Frisky 4 years ago
someone was commenting to me how flat i was and i just dont stand for that kind of crap
Shadow6dragon66 4 years ago
Same I told him to shut up and that if I was a boy my d*ck would be bigger than his.
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Mahogany Eclipse 3 years ago
Thats when its time to live your best life for you and not what pricks think you ought to look like 🤭
ALEXIS CISNEROS 3 years ago
as a big breasted gal, i wish i was flat. But not for this reason...YOU TRY HAVING TWO SMALL BOULDERS ON YOUR CHEST
Olivia Betterton 4 years ago
Flat people are lucky imo. I mean- THE PAIN that comes with having big breasts, literally nothing is comfy
Anastasia Redmond 4 years ago
And men are saying "hey boobs" "yeah" Size doesn't matter, only existence.
Amy S 4 years ago
Then why do so many people feel the need to comment on my flat chest? I've always been thin and feminine, and I was young once but lost count of how many times someone told me I was unattractive due to my lack of curves. I'm sure curvy women get lots more comments that I do, whatever size and shape we are we're still going to get negative comments.
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Patricia Prescott 3 years ago
Was barely an A in my teens and 20's. Got more cracks from women, not men. Never had kids. In my late 50s now and wear a B and can go braless and barely have any droop. But the C & D cup women who gave me a hard time years ago have nothing to say now.
Reading-under-Sequoias🫶🇺🇦 3 years ago
Me, an Aro Ace with small breasts and the boys in my school are into bigger ones: download-2...63b79.jpeg 
Rosemary Paul 3 years ago
I've never had any voice telling me that my (all natural) 42DD boobs are a bad thing. Finding a comfortable underwire bra that doesnt have straps digging in to my shoulders would be a nice thing, though. My mom had it worse as she had pain from the weight of her 46F boobs.
Broderick Cooper 4 years ago
Men women people can be rude whether it be man women or something else sadly no matter the form gender or species people judge without thinking on things that they should withhold their opinions not to say im perfect really I still have to learn and see things different its exciting that theirs other ways to see thing
little queerling 4 years ago
Lol my genderqueer ass be like: Wait why am I here? OOO TY FLAT :) smh
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N G 4 years ago
I like being over 40 and no longer giving a crap about "fashion". Not that I was ever really into it. Wear what's comfy that doesn't break any arbitrary dress code (like you can't wear PJs to the office - boo!) and that should see you right.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
I don't give a crap since i was 20 and realised that fashion is just for one type of body that I'll never have
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- K i l l j o y - 4 years ago
This may be an unpopular opinion, but IMO fashion and dressing out makes me feel confident with myself. I don't wear "modern" sh*t, more like emo and grunge stuff, but ig I feel good about it because I'm really being myself, even if certain outfits may not be the most physically comfortable.
Ara Noguera 4 years ago
That's how you express yourself and you feel good about it. 👏👏👏👏
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Ara Noguera 4 years ago (edited)
Fun comics that show the absurdity of fashion and image. I think it is more about how self conscious we are than what we wear. We all should love and accept out body as it is, and should take good care of it.
Vicky Z 4 years ago (edited)
These comics made me realise once again how much i hate "fashion rules". Makes you feel s**t all the time! No matter what you do you can't win! One type of clothing for all body types and if you don't fit that's your problem! shame
KenKen Taylor 3 years ago
In conclusion: WEAR WHAT YOU WANT. As long as you feel good in it and aren't just doing it for the approval of others, that's all that matters.
Rosemary Paul 3 years ago
You missed one vital problem with women's clothes today. Lack of POCKETS! Not even jeans have real pockets. My last pair of $60 jeans have pockets that allow my fingertips to go in! Look at catalogs, boutiques and online. Every blazer I want to buy will be described as having "Faux pocket flaps" or not have pockets at all! WTAF is wrong with women having pockets anyway?
GadgetGirl 3 years ago
I was expecting to see something about the 5 zillion versions of any given size. And something about Where The F*ck Are My Pockets.
Elliott the not Idiott 3 years ago
Personally, I love fashion. I have countless clothing designs. But only if the clothing is comfortable.
Mari Joy 3 years ago
I’ve never cared for fashion trends. I’ve only wore what I’ve thought was flattering for my body: I’m tall, mesomorph, with an hourglass body shape. My hips are very wide, with a behind just a prominent, my shoulders are very prominent m, but my waist looks like a squeezed tube of toothpaste. So, I’ve always been more concerned with looking flattering and feeling comfortable.
RifleReptiles 3 years ago
We're constantly complaining about the dress code in schools, but then we're afraid to wear something outside of the social "dress code." Be yourself, wear what makes you comfortable, anybody who judges you obviously can't handle you.
Mahmoud Helal 3 years ago
Update your look with our blazer and top . The pieces display messages written at the sleeves and chest, and a pin at the chest and belted waist.
Mahmoud Helal 3 years ago
Update your look with our blazer and top . The pieces display messages written at the sleeves and chest, and a pin at the chest and belted waist.
CrazyRedHead 4 years ago
I love ur drawings, and these are hilariously relatable! But it is kind of hard to except my appearance sometimes...
Kristina Cowan 4 years ago
I want to know who keeps making very uncomfortable trendy shirts, or the kind that are like a damn puzzle when you take it off the hanger. Just curious. 😐
Robert Stephens 4 years ago
I read this one comic but not completely. Thanks for sharing this informative content with us. https://www.topsandbottomsusa.com
N G 4 years ago
I like being over 40 and no longer giving a crap about "fashion". Not that I was ever really into it. Wear what's comfy that doesn't break any arbitrary dress code (like you can't wear PJs to the office - boo!) and that should see you right.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
I don't give a crap since i was 20 and realised that fashion is just for one type of body that I'll never have
Load More Replies... - K i l l j o y - 4 years ago
This may be an unpopular opinion, but IMO fashion and dressing out makes me feel confident with myself. I don't wear "modern" sh*t, more like emo and grunge stuff, but ig I feel good about it because I'm really being myself, even if certain outfits may not be the most physically comfortable.
Ara Noguera 4 years ago
That's how you express yourself and you feel good about it. 👏👏👏👏
Load More Replies... Ara Noguera 4 years ago (edited)
Fun comics that show the absurdity of fashion and image. I think it is more about how self conscious we are than what we wear. We all should love and accept out body as it is, and should take good care of it.
Vicky Z 4 years ago (edited)
These comics made me realise once again how much i hate "fashion rules". Makes you feel s**t all the time! No matter what you do you can't win! One type of clothing for all body types and if you don't fit that's your problem! shame
KenKen Taylor 3 years ago
In conclusion: WEAR WHAT YOU WANT. As long as you feel good in it and aren't just doing it for the approval of others, that's all that matters.
Rosemary Paul 3 years ago
You missed one vital problem with women's clothes today. Lack of POCKETS! Not even jeans have real pockets. My last pair of $60 jeans have pockets that allow my fingertips to go in! Look at catalogs, boutiques and online. Every blazer I want to buy will be described as having "Faux pocket flaps" or not have pockets at all! WTAF is wrong with women having pockets anyway?
GadgetGirl 3 years ago
I was expecting to see something about the 5 zillion versions of any given size. And something about Where The F*ck Are My Pockets.
Elliott the not Idiott 3 years ago
Personally, I love fashion. I have countless clothing designs. But only if the clothing is comfortable.
Mari Joy 3 years ago
I’ve never cared for fashion trends. I’ve only wore what I’ve thought was flattering for my body: I’m tall, mesomorph, with an hourglass body shape. My hips are very wide, with a behind just a prominent, my shoulders are very prominent m, but my waist looks like a squeezed tube of toothpaste. So, I’ve always been more concerned with looking flattering and feeling comfortable.
RifleReptiles 3 years ago
We're constantly complaining about the dress code in schools, but then we're afraid to wear something outside of the social "dress code." Be yourself, wear what makes you comfortable, anybody who judges you obviously can't handle you.
Mahmoud Helal 3 years ago
Update your look with our blazer and top . The pieces display messages written at the sleeves and chest, and a pin at the chest and belted waist.
Mahmoud Helal 3 years ago
Update your look with our blazer and top . The pieces display messages written at the sleeves and chest, and a pin at the chest and belted waist.
CrazyRedHead 4 years ago
I love ur drawings, and these are hilariously relatable! But it is kind of hard to except my appearance sometimes...
Kristina Cowan 4 years ago
I want to know who keeps making very uncomfortable trendy shirts, or the kind that are like a damn puzzle when you take it off the hanger. Just curious. 😐
Robert Stephens 4 years ago
I read this one comic but not completely. Thanks for sharing this informative content with us. https://www.topsandbottomsusa.com
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