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I Draw Relatable Comics About A Girl Born In The Internet Age (30 Pics)
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I have always been dreaming about creating my own world where all girls will be on the same page. The place where you can laugh sincerely or just smile and say, "Hey, it’s me!"
That’s why through my comics, I decided to tell the world a story about a 20-year-old girl who was born in the Internet age.
In my comics, Hanna faces different life situations and her reactions to them are the same as yours - she laughs, feels sad, goes crazy and sometimes just wants to be a little girl who can hide under her blanket.
Self-irony, that is the tool which helps Hanna cope with all her problems and stay cute and gorgeous.
Hanna is a unique girl who knows how to deal with pimples and stay calm. She knows what it means to have mood swings or to have constant thoughts about her hair - “should I cut it or better dye it?”
Moona Mars and mommy are the best of Hanna’s friends. But most of all, she loves talks with her followers. Her blog is her life! Only her followers give her the power to get up in the morning and create her comics!
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I honestly avoid pics. All together. I take them of myself in a mirror & that's usually that.
Go out anyways!!! Without the person! I have BPD, I'd end up sad angry & felt like something was wrong with me on top of them wanting to leave with just that statement. I'd also think they were meeting up with another chick. X_X. Me & relationships are doomed. Luckily I have a good husband who loves me.
I didn't know this was a thing so a googled it. Up until know I thought the weirdest thing I watched was a guy eating old MRE's but this soap thing is addictive
Yeah I don't know how to do eyebrows. Like at all. I just do whatever. But have a lot of people ask me to do their makeup & I'm like O.o no.... ?
Note: this post originally had 35 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
This made me sad. Most of them are about being thin and obsessed with appearance
As most girls that age are. Humans are meant to live in groups. Groups are formed by who we identify with and we are more likely to be adopted into a group by looking like the majority of the group. Luckily, most of us grow out of the need to look like others when we fully sort ourselves out :)
no thats not true i haven't and this kind of comics make you believe this. i had different issues and many other girls did, like almost all my female friends. i feel like women disgrace themselfes by this kind of masseges.
When heterosexual men don’t rule the world and young women’s social capital isn’t sexual then they’ll care about other stuff.
Cute comics, poor self-image, and not much different than my life as a young woman in the 1960's - only we didn't have computers, much less the internet! The details, like designer-ripped jean's and fastfood have replaced other "needs" that I had, such as fan magazines and real records played on a turn-table, but young women of all generations share the exact same issues!
no i am not!!! and i am so annoyed of this stupid comic strips... why do women have to portrait themselfes in such a shallow manner?
Why is it shallow to care about your social status? Men care about it way more and they don’t feel ashamed of it.
RELATABLE comics? Brilliant!! How come no one else thought of that before...
Art is art because it speaks to something we identify with? Or challenges us to identify with something outside of our selves? *shrug* Happy Friday!
There is nothing challenging about these comics. It's the same topic done over and over again by millennials, who think their life stories have somewhat of a meaning in this world. Also it sucks that these comics overshadow real comics that have more depth.
This made me sad. Most of them are about being thin and obsessed with appearance
As most girls that age are. Humans are meant to live in groups. Groups are formed by who we identify with and we are more likely to be adopted into a group by looking like the majority of the group. Luckily, most of us grow out of the need to look like others when we fully sort ourselves out :)
no thats not true i haven't and this kind of comics make you believe this. i had different issues and many other girls did, like almost all my female friends. i feel like women disgrace themselfes by this kind of masseges.
When heterosexual men don’t rule the world and young women’s social capital isn’t sexual then they’ll care about other stuff.
Cute comics, poor self-image, and not much different than my life as a young woman in the 1960's - only we didn't have computers, much less the internet! The details, like designer-ripped jean's and fastfood have replaced other "needs" that I had, such as fan magazines and real records played on a turn-table, but young women of all generations share the exact same issues!
no i am not!!! and i am so annoyed of this stupid comic strips... why do women have to portrait themselfes in such a shallow manner?
Why is it shallow to care about your social status? Men care about it way more and they don’t feel ashamed of it.
RELATABLE comics? Brilliant!! How come no one else thought of that before...
Art is art because it speaks to something we identify with? Or challenges us to identify with something outside of our selves? *shrug* Happy Friday!
There is nothing challenging about these comics. It's the same topic done over and over again by millennials, who think their life stories have somewhat of a meaning in this world. Also it sucks that these comics overshadow real comics that have more depth.