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Been there…
Making it to the shower is a victory on its own, try the bed.
I used to sit in the shower for 15 minutes or so before I could make the move out. Its a good place to meditate. This, like pretty much everything in this strip, rings so true. I’m amazed. These strips should be a book.
Keith E Gottschalk, I agree completely with the book idea.
I’d buy it for sure.
just everyday…..
hahaha… showering…
I hate the shower. It’s where I put on my mask every day. In some ways it’s refreshing, a rebirth, but it’s based on a lie. I am making myself presentable for a world that has no time for how I truly feel. It is where I begin not just lying to myself, but to others.
André Luiz Tavares
Carolina Santos ? Sorry?
Anyone else have the type of life where other than sleeping, showering or bathing is your only other enjoyable time of the day?
Jay understands this feel.
Stephania i shower at night (if even).
-jay was here!
A day can begin at night.
Stephania you are a real philosopher
hahaha faggot.
For me, it’s not the shower. It’s the bed.
Once I get out the bed, I have to brace the world once again.
You really successfully subverted the whole ‘channel your frustrations into something creative’ idea with this website, haven’t you?
I’m not sure what you mean by “subverted”.
Comics are the best http://t.co/VF8OXYGN2b http://t.co/3awZxVVvgu http://t.co/pI0Wvel6FI http://t.co/DcVz3v4EwM http://t.co/YEaeaI51s3
I feel like there’s a definite success in just making it into the shower. 176 http://t.co/mtG2Wcy0Di via @depressioncomix
if water was endless and was free i would not get outside that shower at all
I swear, taking a shower for me is an escape from the harsh reality of living with depression and SAD. (Social Anxiety Disorder)
I’m still not ready to begin yesterday.