Being single and living alone can be pretty awesome, and these illustrations show why.
This series of illustrations pretty much sums up the joy and magic of living alone and being single. From escaping reality when and whenever you want, to having the bathroom your way from working whenever, wherever to enjoying a party to yourself. Living alone can be too much fun!
These illustrations Created by LA-based painter, illustrator, and occasional animator, Yaoyao Ma Van As, is spot on and speaks for many of us.
If you are living alone, I’m sure you can relate to it.
Scroll on to check these and don’t forget to comment and share the most relatable ones. You may also want to visit the artist’s website for more such mind-blowing creations.
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V. Dwyer
Ahem, she doesn’t live alone. She has a wonderful companion. Her dog.
Ever had an embarrassing moment in public? While embarrassing moments can really put us in a tight spot, these often add some color and spice into our lives and create the most memorable moments that we laugh at later. Let’s take a look at 15 most embarrassing moments that all of us have survived.
20 Embarrassing moments everyone has experienced
The most embarrassing moment in public make you feel awkward and cringe.
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