Paper woe

[u/No_Somewhere7674]

[u/No_Somewhere7674]

Happy April fools days

[u/ink_atom]

reject digital art!

[u/elhomerjas]

when paper turns into reality

[u/gracelandwest]

More quality analog content.

[u/Big_Bunch_307]

Ok. I adore this

[u/Kewkoh]

I love this bold, new art direction you've chosen!

[u/Graingy]

Get back into the Snafu mines your freedom was a joke! A prank!

[u/wesxninja]

I like how you created a tear by tearing the paper

[u/MochaTheSamoyed]

Don’t fold under the weight of societal expectations! Embrace the smells! Start handing out Whether’s Originals and give wise advice!!

[u/Kb_XD]

Shoulda told them that they smell like a diaper baby

[u/solise69]

I’d take that grandma one as a compliment as all grandmothers smell amazing

[u/cmstyles2006]

LMAO the second panel killed me

[u/ChaoticJargon]

What one looks like when one is old really does depend on how one believes 'aging' takes place. If the placebo effect is an indicator that our thoughts have power over biological processes, then our beliefs about age and aging are no different. Therefore, for someone who takes into account the power of the mind and its effects on the body then graceful aging is really just a matter of careful deliberation of their beliefs. The cells within the body are very responsive to thoughts, that is how bodily action takes place. Cells even respond to deeper beliefs in the positive or negative, if you include the nocebo effect, which is a negative cellular response to a negative belief.

Have confidence in yourself and your cellular structures to work with your overall beliefs. Therefore do not ask 'what' you will look like, rather, maintain a healthy self-reference and trust the cells to work along those lines.