Missi M

Coming off your high horse is hard. It takes a moment of humility and openness to changing your perspective to step off it for a second.

So many churches never come down… You can guess what that means for their perspective if they’re above dialogue and discussion…

This cartoon addresses the systemic evil the Church struggles with. Yes, it is the people, but the system protects abusers and perpetuates abuse.

Hope you feel better soon. 💜

Two-panel comic featuring a fluffy black cat with big round eyes against a blue-to-purple gradient background. Panel 1: The cat looks directly at the viewer with wide eyes. Text reads: “With everything going on right now…” Panel 2: The cat gently closes its eyes with a calm expression. Text reads: “I hope life still leaves room for some goodness in your day.”

Todies are grody. 🤢🐸😹

Trans people exist! Of course they do.

Love says care for everyone.

Have you noticed it is most often the privileged and protected who say this?

Black fluffy cat lying completely flattened on the grass with wide tired eyes. Above the cat the text reads: “This year it feels like a decade could happen at any second, and that’s a bit exhausting.”

We all know what happens when someone says, “God loves you, but…” You’re about to be corrected, judged, excluded, or condemned.

What they really mean is that God doesn’t love or accept you the way you are. Period.

I did this as a commission for a woman who wanted a cartoon illustrating how she could now see Jesus cared for her as a child and affirmed her as who she was and who she would become. She had a Big Wheel that she loved to ride, so this is what I came up with and she loves it.

Google search for "but when is International Mens Day?" climbs as much as 8X on... get this... International Womens Day... because, it is concluded, men can't handle there being a day just for women, so we whine, "But when is MY day?"

Tumble Hog. 🦔

3 flavours pick your poison

There is so much beauty, grace, and strength that comes from life’s struggles.

My Survivors Survive Print is inspired by a tree near my home. No matter how many times this tree has been cut or broken, it still stands in all its glory.

It represents me. And I bet you too!

True about to rub the guy's nose in it. 🤭

Get Christian Nationalism out of the United States government!

#NoWarInIran
#NoMoreWars
#Peace
☮️🕊️✌️

Black wide-eyed cat holding a small yellow flower on a pink background. Text reads: “Just a little cat who doesn’t really understand what’s going on, but hopes that you’re okay.”

Um, why don't they just go back home if it's that bad! 🤔

When your mansplaining goes completely wrong. 🤦

Well, they are big words. 🤷

Nevermind. Ignore the words in parentheses. 😊

My cats Pikachu and Tigger lying down on a pile of dirty laundry. Pikachu is a black and white American Shorthair. Tigger is a black and tan Maine Coon tabby. In back of them are a plush panda, Winnie the Pooh, a floral patterned teddy bear, a rabbit, and the character Lambchop.

A #Caturday snooze with friends. 😸🖤🤍🖤🤎

#cats #CatsofBluesky

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A black cat with big round eyes looks up from the corner of a dark textured background. Above the cat, the text reads: “Hello, human..”.

A small moment of gentleness in the middle of everything. 🐈‍⬛🤍 (please open the thread)

My mom said her mom's favorite home remedy was cod liver oil. Doctors recommended it as a vitamin supplement for kids. She said it tasted like rotten fish.

I just read Virginia Roberts Giuffre's book "Nobody's Girl" and I'm devastated. Especially knowing now she's gone. I drew this cartoon almost 10 years ago to illustrate what women, girls, and men who care are up against: carelessness protected by power. Let's not give up caring.

Black fluffy cat with big round eyes peeking from the bottom of a soft pink background, with the text: “Just wanted to wish you a gentle day.”

Some abuse leaves no bruises, but the damage stays with you.

😢💔

A small black kitten with big shiny eyes sits with its paws together as if wishing or praying. Above it, the text says: “May kindness win in the end.” The background is a soft blue gradient.

In the 70's, my brother would send me to the corner grocery for cigarettes. My husband told me he used to, as a kid, escort his grampa to the bar. Grampa would get drunk, then my husband would take him home. He didn't care because he got free sodas.

A totally different time back then.