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50 Darkly Funny Comics That Perfectly Capture The Struggle Of Adulthood (New Pics)
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Alvin Juano, the Indonesian comic artist behind The Square Comics, has captured the chaotic humor of modern life with his simple, square-shaped characters and talking animals. With over 640k followers on Instagram, his bite-sized comics turn everyday struggles—anxiety, depressive thoughts, paying bills, and the grind of adulthood—into darkly funny, relatable stories that both amuse and resonate.
Through his minimalist style, Alvin transforms the pressures of growing up, working hard, and navigating life’s small ironies into comics that are both sharp and therapeutic. Each comic shows the weirdness of adult life and reminds us that even tough moments can feel a little lighter with some humor.
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Speak easy buttercup 11 months ago
My arms and legs are APPARENTLY scratching posts for my kitty Sally Mae! 🤣🤣😍😍
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
What exactly *isn't* boring for hamsters? (Apart from lady hamsters, of course).
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David Paterson 11 months ago
I used to have a saying. "If you're feeling depressed, don't let it concern you. It's a lot better than feeling nothing."
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
You're not lost, you're just at a place that doesn't quite fit onto your map yet
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
The difference is, with a pyramid scheme someone's making money. Or mummies, in the old days.
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David Paterson 11 months ago
Indifferent? Let your anger out in a safe way. Punch a pillow. Or a wall. Then you can get your sadness back.
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SchadenFreudian Psychology 11 months ago
I didn’t get to choose some of the things that my life got filled with.
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Zig Zag Wanderer 11 months ago (edited)
I can still tell you the next starting riff after each song ending on AC/DC Highway to Hell. Buggered if I can remember my statistics....
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Zig Zag Wanderer 11 months ago
John is a contractor. He gets twice as much money as employees. He doesn't get involved in office politics. Be like John, and retire early!
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
What have your thoughts ever done, that they should be left alone with you?
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Zig Zag Wanderer 11 months ago
Made to create divisions, and sell advertising. It works, far too well. The sheep bleat constantly, and keep buying....
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SchadenFreudian Psychology 11 months ago
If all you get out of life is work, what’s the point?
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
What you don't know may not actually k**l you, but it can suck the joy out of life like a vacuum cleaner in a pile of gold dust. Be content with what you have.
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
She needs more of you to make the p[lace look prettier , petal. Not necessarily happier, though.
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
It's much more fun doing it because I want to, instead of because I have to
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
Brain also has to teach you *how* to stay alive - don't do everything you're told
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David Paterson 11 months ago
Linus "A little adversity in life is good for you. It helps you cope with things". Charlie Brown "What sort of things?”. Linus ”More adversity".
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Zig Zag Wanderer 11 months ago
True. We'll almost certainly find others. One day, we might even find a planet with intelligent life, but I'm beginning to think they don't exist.
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
Fun fact - at the atomic level, the negatives are smaller than the positives. Be like an atom .
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
Actually if you let a bee wriggle free, it will survive stinging you, But you will have to be patient. And merciful.
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago (edited)
This is not progress - apart from knowing your problem, that is. Once you realise that it is a problem and not an advantage, we can start to discuss progress again.
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David Paterson 11 months ago
There's no such thing as divergence in nonstandard analysis when you suppress pure fluctuations.
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Andrew Keir 11 months ago
Childhood provides imaginary solutions, adulthood provides real reinforcement of the original problem. What larks, Pip !
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