If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of SH or su*cide, call The 988 Lifeline toll-free by dialing 988. ————————— Tesla’s really are good for nothing. This comic was written by our friend, stand-up comedian and guest writer, Tim Harris. Check him out on Instagram at (at)Ti

…like waking your partner up at 1am after MONTHS of waiting just to watch a dinosaur documentary series together ❤️ This comic is an homage to all the quirky folx out there who love sharing their special interest with their special someone(s), and to the partners that nurture our souls. Y’all ma

If you’ve ever wondered if healthcare could be any worse in this country, well, it can. While the majority of doctors in the U.S. are already unqualified to provide true medical care, some of them also have god complexes. Forgoing the care of their patient, these self-appointed gods care only fo

Luna was just trying to walk down the sidewalk when a swarm of bees suddenly comes after her. Seeing the bright pink shirt Luna is wearing, the bees think she is a flower and naturally want to snack on her pollen. So they chase her. As Luna runs away, she screams “I am not a flower!” But Luna is in

Luna’s just trying to help a customer find their way when suddenly… the linguistics police arrive. The customer starts guessing where Luna is “from” based on word choice: first “the 405” (California?), then “pop” (Midwest?). But here’s the thing: being autistic means sometimes we pick up words and

Ever left a hateful comment on one of our posts and wondered if it bothered us? Even just a little? Or maybe that it would pressure us to stop speaking up for things we believe in? Well, sadly, it’s quite the opposite. When we get comments like these, it only encourages us further. It makes us w

“Do you have a paperclip?” Not a give-away. “You got a push pin?” Not revealing of anything. “You got a pokey-downy-thingy?” Yep, they’re one of us. If you’ve been part of the gardening community for a while, you’ve undoubetly heard this term or it’s abbreviation. While it may possibly be

Aya was just trying to have a little enrichment time with Harely, practicing some tricks that they work on occasionally. Then Leather comes over and decides that she’ll be a rabbit if it gets her some treats. You see, Leather, like many cats, will do anything for some food. Even abondon her own

Love when people try to guess why we use mobility aids. It’s a fun little game where we get to either explain the sotuation and have them criticize us or we don’t explain and they criticize us anyways. Luckily, Luna didn’t have to go through that. A sinple “no” with no other explanation went a l

Luna tried to say something. She knew what was happening to her was wrong. She sought help. But instead of care or assistance, she was met with gaslighting, disbelief, and criticism. This is not a unique experience. It’s far too common. And after it happens so many times, people like Luna learn

In this comic, Luna, her partner, and a couple friends are watching a movie. One scene comes up that garners a few different reactions; some are swooning, some aren’t feeling anything at all. And that’s the beauty of being in a queer-affirming space: no one has to explain themselves, feel broken, o

Aya was just hoping to enjoy a cup of tea. But Leather, being the cat she is, decided that her hooman musn’t do it alone. Whether or not she fully intended to to dip her tail in the tea, she did intend be there while it was consumed, and now her tail tastes like royal milk tea. This is a true s

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 awa

Max and Aria are just drivin’ and vibin’, not a care in the world (and honestly, they might not even have a destination) when, suddenly, they see a rainbow! They both love rainbows, but Max has a very specific love for rainbows; one that transcends their beauty and mystique. Max loves rainbows beca

In a salon that claimed “haircuts for everyone,” four different stylists said no to cutting one man’s hair: a polite, hopeful black man. He didn’t “seem aggressive,” or ask for a complicated style, he just asked for a haircut. This comic is based on a real event from my time as a hair salon r

Sometimes, the things people call love or friendship are the same things that hurt us most. This comic is about that confusion. That deep bone-level dissonance when someone insists they care for you while causing pain, control, fear, or lasting harm. For so many of us who grew up in abusive

Ever wish you had goggles that could see invisible disabilities? Luna did. So she built some. And she found what she was looking for: invisible disability ghosts. They’re not the spooky kind, just quiet reminders that people around her are carrying things you can’t always see. Chronic pain, mental

There’s something so special about waking up next to your emotional support void, even when she’s covered in allergens 😌🐾 In this comic, Aya wakes up snuggled up with her cat, Leather, only to realize they’re both rockin’ the exact same bedhead. If you’ve ever woken up with your pet molded to

Max was all ready for a chill late-night sesh on the couch. Aria says goodnight and heads to bed first, leaving Max to his own little vibe time. 🛋️ Or so he thought. Max checks his stash, hoping to do some more gardening, but the jar is empty 😭 And just like that, his solo night turns into