Artist Illustrates Hilarious Daily Happenings And Conversations That Are Frustratingly Relatable For Women
Don't worry, it's not just you. There are others too.
Brazilian cartoonist Deya Muniz has a knack for turning everyday frustrations into something funny, sharp, and instantly recognizable. Her comics capture the small moments that can feel oddly personal, from beauty routines to awkward social habits, and they land because so many women have lived them.
At 22, Muniz draws from her own daily life, using humor to talk about periods, appearance, shopping, and the little emotional spirals that come with being a woman in a world full of expectations. The result is a collection of comics that feels playful on the surface, but deeply relatable underneath.
Her latest illustrations are a reminder that even the most annoying moments can feel a little lighter when someone else has drawn them first. Read on.
1. Sometimes it takes one person to break down your walls
2. I will miss you so hard you will feel my heart eyes burning through you from the other side of the wall
3. Get some rest, get some food, get some water, and get back to life!
That kind of emotional whiplash is exactly what makes these comics hit so hard.
4. Cats are magnificent creatures who just happen to be top-tier jerks sometimes
5. Ellie wants to intensely show how well she is potty trained
6. Proceeds to question everything about life and dive into a spiral
7. *Cue a breakout that comes at the most inconvenient time*
8. When you find someone who's on the same wavelength as you and you never want to let them go
9. Your wallet is crying with you
10. When you put everything on for an hour and then proceed to wipe it all off until you're a tomato
11. Maybe they're roommates with one bed and a shared account
12. Write them all down, put them in a magic hat, and then ta-da!
13. There's no such thing as too many hoodies and sweatpants
14. You're not yourself when you're hangry
15. The call to join the coffee zombie nation is strong
She keeps finding new ways to make the chaos feel familiar.
Also, the office lunch fund fight over dietary restrictions feels just as exhausting.
16. How is it easy for some people when it's a quarter-life crisis for you?
17. It's cheap, practical, quick, and—wait.
18. Now it's time to match it with the kitchen walls
19. Ah, winter shows no mercy to anyone
20. "I would like to say 'I do' to the idea of a four-way wedding, or it could still be a two-way wedding, but for them, not us"
21. Don't worry; you can make the flowers look really pretty for them too, so it'll mask the sadness
22. Bored? Overwhelmed? Get those scissors out and give yourself a little trim! Then hide it under a hat when it goes bad...again.
23. What next? Are they going to tell you that you shouldn't freak out as well?
24. Must resist eating the other brownie. Must practice self-control.
25. Well, it could go both ways, and either would still work if you're adventurous enough
26. Top it off with sneezing, and you're a goner
27. Let's take our deep denial back in the closet—in a straightforward way, of course
28. That's my secret: I never smile
29. It's time to manage through your 15-step skincare routine
30. Got her wrapped around her little paws. Cue human manipulation.
If the comics made you laugh or made you think, 'Hey, that's so me,' then you'll know that you're not alone in dealing with those moments. You could be having a mid-life crisis in your kitchen with a glass of wine in your hand while contemplating cutting your hair, and another woman could be doing the exact same thing at that very moment.
What daily struggle do you find the most frustrating? You can share it with us in the comments.
And that is exactly why these comics keep working.
Ready for a different office blowup, read how a coworker kept stealing my meal prep and I finally confronted them.
