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Gudim shared that drawing wasn't his main job for a long time. He went to a technical university because he was good at math, which is why his drawings might seem very precise and not very emotional.

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

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158points

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Lily Anne 11 months ago

This! This must be higher!

38points

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

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126points

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Harley 11 months ago

My friend was doing laundry and tripped while taking a basket of ironed clothes upstairs. I wanted to help but unfortunately all I could do was sit there and just watch it all unfold.

87points

After graduating, Gudim worked as an engineer, changed jobs, and improved in his career. However, he often felt bored and unsatisfied with his life. That's when he realized he wanted to go back to the hobbies he enjoyed as a child but with "a more mature perspective".

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

Final score:

110points

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Ubedhheij 11 months ago

Marketing.

22points

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

Final score:

109points

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Harley 11 months ago

I like to set my WiFi password as…. 2444666668888888. That way when people ask me for it I can say it’s…. 12345678

118points

Gudim told us that he created "Yes, But" in 2016. It was inspired by thinking about how people handle conflicting things in their lives. "In fact, this format is the destruction of expectations, that is, a fairly standard humorous technique, but the signature 'yes, but' brings all disparate situations under one 'template,' showing how comprehensive it can be."

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

Final score:

109points

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Ubedhheij 11 months ago

It's for lefties.

37points

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

Final score:

108points

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Some Random Person 11 months ago

Or uncovered ankles at -20°C

48points

Constantly observing the world, Gudim notes intriguing or paradoxical moments that become the inspiration for his comics. Regarding his creative space, the artist told us that he finds peace in any calm environment where he can delve into his thoughts and ideas.

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

Final score:

98points

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Mohsie Supposie 11 months ago

Aspect ratio hell!

40points

"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

Final score:

97points

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Dash Junior 11 months ago

Dang. I have not given my phone camera lense much thought at all. My computer cameras lenses are covered.

32points

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"Yes, But" Comic By Anton Gudim

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90points

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Lexekon 11 months ago

You can be any orientation you want, but clothing sizes fit body types.

86points

for ducks sake 11 months ago

I hate the fit of mens, but "women's" fit don't work either since they're like 14 sizes too small, lol.

17points

Definitely a Human 11 months ago

Because we all know, there is only two body shapes

9points

Lisa 11 months ago

I would always prefer unisex.

4points

Bobert Robertson 11 months ago

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Tracy Wallick 11 months ago

Science has already stated many times that gender is not a binary. If you actually read scientific journals rather than just pretended to in order to vilify people whose lives have 0 effect on yours, you would know that.

11points

Violet Jensen 11 months ago (edited)

I cant reply to Bobert but let’s just point out that im intersex! :) how does that fit into your bigoted world view my man Edit: nobody here knows what intersex is. It’s a PHYSICAL difference, meaning my body lies outside of the typical borders of male and female! I’m a happy person who was simply born like this :)

10points

Adira Bennett 11 months ago

Intersex?! But how do you KNOW if you prefer pink or blue? /s I'm a human bio major and I wish more people could release their death grip on sex being a binary and accept that it's multifactorial and we still have so much to learn. Be you and rock on!

5points

Bash 11 months ago

I need Bobert to a) learn the difference between gender and sex, and b) learn that they are 6 genetic variations of human biological sex.

4points

PolymathNecromancer 11 months ago

I may have started something. I don't like calling attention to myself in this way, but sometimes it's too hard to look away :'-(

1point

MIR 9 months ago

Nobody cares about your intersex orientation

-1point

Bobert Robertson 11 months ago (edited)

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royal_antelope 11 months ago (edited)

Because the clothing is worn on the body not the identity.

8points

Zoey Rayne 11 months ago

In most cases I would agree that more than two gender options are needed, but it the case of ordering t-shirts, it is based around the different cuts/measurements, so it is about picking the best fit for your body type rather than letting someone know about your identity. Perhaps clothing companies could find a different way to label the two styles, but that doesn't change that they only have two sets of sizing options.

7points

eame 11 months ago

And there is no such thing as "unisex". "Unisex" = "mens" in the world.

5points

Tiffany R 11 months ago

Straight cut. No curve, no shape... What fits most, decently. Men have narrower hips and they don't accommodate that for shape. Unisex military uniform fits no one well, but everyone decently. My nephew, my husband and I wear the same unisex pants size(medium short), while my husband and I wear medium short blouses, my nephew would be medium regular, and they fit all of us decently.

2points

@Toadofficial 11 months ago

Me being nonbinary :|

3points

Bobert Robertson 11 months ago

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Mermeow Overlord (they/them) 11 months ago (edited)

I hate the transphobia on this site, do people really believe that teens with transphobic parents would deal with all that hate just for trend!? Do people also believe that it's a trend when trans people commit suicide or self harm!?

2points

Lemon_squeezy 11 months ago

Dear @bobertrobertson is that why so many schools still try to enforce religion into these so called schools of facts and learning? Are you still asking your imaginary man in the sky what to do?

2points

cherry~ 9 months ago

Not all conservatives are Christians, and I don't think we should treat other religions that way (do we also want atheism to be treated that way? Or Islam? Or so on) - better to attack the belief rather than the person.

0points

Ryan 11 months ago (edited)

Palpatine: "Ironic. They could save others from gender conformity, but couldn't save themselves."

1point

Comet 11 months ago

So real

0points

elizabeth lindor 11 months ago

Got 'em!

0points

Isabelle Lamarque 11 months ago

But which shape would non-binary be then? Don't mean any disrespect, I mean this as a genuine question. 🙈

0points

Alpha_Snail 11 months ago

It would still probably be (plz don’t downvote I’m trying to explain in the best way) the sex they were born as at birth.

1point

Ubedhheij 11 months ago

Guess who forgot to update.

0points

John Harrison 9 months ago

*shrug* What's the better way to do it?

-2points

Nick Boisjolie 11 months ago

Cringe

-2points

Candace Reagan 11 months ago

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Charlotte 11 months ago

People come in all kinds of shapes, not just “male” (carrot shape) and “female” (hourglass shape). For example with old age, I have become distinctly barrel shape

2points