It wasn’t an issue with the sound system.

This comic is about bullying. Not the outright, angry kind of bullying, but the little things here and there that drive you mad, then being gaslit about it. It’s things like your personal belongings frequently going missing or being vandalized, your work area getting trashed every time you look away, and yes, your playlist getting deleted. Then, when you try to address the issue, your told that it’s nothing and to just get over it.

Sure, it’s subtle, but it’s so damaging, especially when it’s happening everywhere you go. Over time, you turn into a person that is hyperaware, overly cautious, and hyperfixated on your own peace to the point where you don’t have any peace anymore.

If you’re going through this or have in the past, we see you. You’re not alone. You deserve a life where you feel valued and respected, not minimized and humiliated.

Drop a ❤️ to spread some love to people who are going through bullying.

To our followers: we will be posting a bit less than usual, as our financial situation has become quite precarious and we need to work more. But don’t worry, we’ll still try to post as much as we can. Our goal is to make art full-time one day, but until we get there it’s just going to be up and down. That’s life. What can we say? If you want to support our us, the best way is to join our Patreon. You’ll get to see new comics as they come out, exclusive content, and the option to get a few stickers twice a year. We appreciate every bit of support. You folx make our world go ‘round, and we’re so grateful to have this opportunity to share our art with you all. Thank you ❤️🥰

#ADayInTheLuna #Bullying #Queer #Neurodivergent #Disabled

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2025/6/23 Edited to

... Read moreBullying can often manifest in subtle ways that leave lasting emotional scars. Unlike overt harassment, subtle bullying includes behaviors such as mocking, passive-aggressive comments, and the intentional disruption of personal space or belongings. This article dives into the psychological toll this type of bullying can have on individuals, particularly those who may already feel vulnerable due to neurodivergent or other marginalized identities. It’s crucial to recognize the signs of subtle bullying, from witnessing your work area being tampered with to having your playlists mysteriously deleted. These actions, while seemingly minor, can contribute to a hostile environment and may lead to feelings of isolation and insecurity. Individuals experiencing this type of treatment often develop hyper-awareness and anxiety around their interactions, feeling they must constantly defend their emotional well-being. Creating a supportive community is vital for those affected by these experiences. By speaking out, you not only validate your own feelings, but also provide strength to others facing similar challenges. Sharing stories, whether through art or conversation, can cultivate understanding and empathy. Encouragement from peers and allies can significantly help individuals reclaim their sense of self-worth and normalize the conversation around mental health. Additionally, it's essential to promote kindness and support within communities to combat the impacts of bullying. Small gestures of solidarity, such as using a heart emoji or a supportive comment, can create a ripple effect of awareness and care. Whether through comics, social media, or face-to-face interactions, spreading love and understanding can help foster resilience against bullying. To engage in the conversation and learn more, you can follow platforms and individuals dedicated to discussing mental health and support for bullying victims. Resources available include forums, helplines, and local support groups that provide guidance and community for those in need. Every bit of awareness helps in the fight against bullying.