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Anton Gudim’s “Yes, But” comics continue to highlight the funny and strange contradictions of everyday life. With just a few panels, he manages to capture moments that make us laugh, think, and sometimes question the logic of the world around us. Gudim's minimalist drawings and sharp humor have made the series instantly recognizable to fans online, where people from all over the world share their own “Yes, but” moments that mirror real life in unexpected ways.
Gudim says his ideas often come naturally, without any big message behind them. “In the beginning, my comics were just a way for me to explore my imagination. But I'm happy that they can make others feel inspired and entertained,” he shared. Whether his comics spark laughter or thought, they always capture the small truths that connect us all.
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WindySwede 2 weeks ago
how many of influenzers are now on weight loss shots and now refusing to talk about this and etc? Being healthy is a good thing, and using medics is no shame.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 2 weeks ago
Hey, how do you think I AFFORD the good food for my dog and cats? I eat 99-cent packs of ramen, of course XD
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 2 weeks ago
When I was a (very strange) child, I used to get so frustrated with Starburst when I couldn't get the packet open that I'd eat the entire thing, waxed paper and all XD It was mostly to gross out my friends, I'll be honest >_>
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Bored Seagull 2 weeks ago
Thankfully keeping dogs permanently on a chain is no longer allowed here.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 2 weeks ago
This one hurts me right in the heart XD I moved back home and there's no bathtubs here. But there was a bathtub in my ex's house. I miss that bathtub.
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Virgil Blue 2 weeks ago
This is exactly what I thought after seeing the new thinnest ever IPhone.
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WindySwede 2 weeks ago
well he is not being payed to watch someone undress, but to do a health check for the v u l v a? But also, why does he have an lamp behind the screen? 🤔
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Laserleader 2 weeks ago
They dont normally feed animals intended for food, because you want their digestive systems to empty. That why when harvesting clams we let them sit in a bucket for several hours in seawater to expel.
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Laserleader 2 weeks ago (edited)
Is this a mother telling her daughter to have children so someone to sIave for of her in her old age? Because thats what my mom expected...until I grew up and realized I would never abusse a family member like that. Theres a reason my mom lives alone.
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Laserleader 2 weeks ago (edited)
Why would you have to kiII an animal for hair? Do they think a horse is kiIIed to harvest horsehair brushes?
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Ellinor she/they/elle 2 weeks ago
Women who shave shave for themselves, not for the public. Who cares if no one see that they got shaved ?
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