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30 Illustrations About Mental Health That Seem To Comfort Many By “Constant Bagel Therapy”
If you’re seeking some good old-fashioned light-hearted wit, look no further than Constant Bagel Therapy. (Disclaimer: this account has nothing to do with bagels and everything to do with wordplay.) The self-proclaimed ‘creative nit-wit’ (as told in the account bio) from Leicester City in the United Kingdom illustrates line drawings of comical puns and posts them regularly to over 400k of loyal followers on Instagram.
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Simple yet sharp, the account’s minimalism is precisely what makes it so appealing. Constant Bagel Therapy has mastered the act of creatively bringing together our collective feelings and experiences on Instagram in a way that feels relatable, and where each post makes you feel okay about being exactly where you are right now.
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The said illustrations explore topics such as anxiety, friendship, family, social interactions, and many more. Given that, we’ve collected some of the best one-paneled comics to bring a smile to your faces, so scroll down and let us know which of the oddly comforting drawings you loved the most and why.
With that being said, with these comics we'd like to remind you of a few things. Ask for help and support if you need it. It's okay to not feel okay: You don't have to struggle in silence. Go at your own pace, whatever that looks like for you. You can't pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself and have support for you too. You can be kind and still set healthy boundaries. Even when you're struggling: You are worthy. You are loved. You are Enough.
We all have mental health and it affects how we think, feel, act. It also helps determine how we cope and handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. When someone is struggling with their mental health, don't try to fix it. Be there and provide a safe and non-judgmental space—should they need it. We hope these minimal illustrations can help you or someone you love feel better.
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Lyn Moffett 3 years ago
I think the majority of us would love to be able to do this in certain areas of our lives
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Carmen Sandiego 3 years ago (edited)
And wake up covered in lemon juice smelling like lemons. Mmmmm.
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SweetCrescentMoon 3 years ago
I like how the rain doesn't really go away. This honestly make me feel not alone
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Lyn Moffett 3 years ago
Best way, just let others opinions, if uncalled for, go in one ear and out the other. Mystifies me why some people are only happy when they make others miserable. Live your own life and let others get on with theirs.
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jk nbt 3 years ago
better solution not depicted: GET OUT OF THAT TOXIC ENVIRONMENT WHERE PEOPLE ARE CONSTANTLY CRITICISING & ABUSING YOU.... go find or create your own surrogate family or support group that will treat you positively...
Raven DeathShade 3 years ago
But what if we are too scared? What if we feel that the time to escape has passed and this is just where we are stuck now? What if we believe that since those who hurt us have improved themselves so much that it would seem unfair to leave them? What do we do then?
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jk nbt 3 years ago
better solution not depicted: GET OUT OF THAT TOXIC ENVIRONMENT WHERE PEOPLE ARE CONSTANTLY CRITICISING & ABUSING YOU.... go find or create your own surrogate family or support group that will treat you positively...
Raven DeathShade 3 years ago
But what if we are too scared? What if we feel that the time to escape has passed and this is just where we are stuck now? What if we believe that since those who hurt us have improved themselves so much that it would seem unfair to leave them? What do we do then?
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