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Lately it seems like no matter how much I do, it never feels like enough. It feels like we'll all just spinning our wheels waiting for the world to go back to normal, not sure if it ever will.

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Rennie Knives

Reading this in 2025 sure is Somethin

Connor

Relatable

thehoddy

Hugs!! We’re all in this weird ass boat together.

Marc Robles

Relatable on so many levels....

Master of the Deck

do we have imposter syndrome in our own homes now, too

Closeface

But, we’re all just spinning our wheels waiting to die anyway *shrug*

ratkyu

It may not feel like you’re accomplishing much but the sheer amount of support you’ve gained on here is amazing! You’re an inspiration to young gay artists and I’m glad you make the content you do. Hope things start to feel better <3

Paris Deligiannis

I think it means you are ready to take on more stuff. You want a challenge, and that's healthy.

Alexia

I hope the world never gets back to "normal" again

S

I feel you... and I’m afraid we won’t go back to ‘normal’ any time soon... restaurants for instance will stay closed for a long time I’m afraid... In the meantime: let’s be nice to each other 😁

Anthony Maratea

Shakshouka! Life’s a strange little bitch so just try to take pleasure in the little things and spend less time analyzing the whole

Holly Brewer

I havent been able to work since last June and I've felt the same way.

Chris O.

You don’t have to feel accomplished and it’s okay. The pressure to be “productive” in all of this is immense but we’re in the midst of a traumatic experience and we have to be really kind to ourselves and each other.

AliceSh

I feel this. You're not alone, we're gonna get through this 👊

Jess Porter

Because we're conditioned to feel like if we're not contributing to consumer culture and capitalism we're not worth anything. You're killing it. Be kind to yourself x

Kevin

I desire a new "normal"...where artists are a significant segment of those that will lead the way...your work helps me smile and, to me, that's powerful...hang in there ❤️

Haikel

It may be due to your feeling you have not done enough for the world. You have done more than enough. You are more than enough. These are challenging times for the world, we are all affected psychologically in various ways.

Vagelis Apostolidis

Didn't we just "spend time" before the virus? I don't think it is about being productive or accomplishing something. It is all about feeling insecure and confined, as I see it. :/ Nice one in any case! :)

Benjamin Andrew Ross

You made some content for us today that we're all discussing! And it looks like you made shakshuka for dinner which is awesome!

Anders Mortensen

I think it’s the using a broom for cleaning that makes it all feel pointless ;)

Kyler Johnson

That sounds like one of the hallmarks of depression. I'd encourage you to reach out to trusted friends or a therapist if you have one. I'm here for you, too. ❤️

Marc

Your dinner looks good though!

Babygirl23415

God, I 100% agree. I'm at a point where nothing feels meaningful. I hate not knowing when this is all going to be over, and the worst part is in general I'm incredibly lucky and hardly affected. There are millions of people that are unemployed, while I sit at home playing Animal Crossing and getting paid as if I was working. Cleaning feels pointless, caring about my physical health feels pointless. And that's with medication. I wish I could have a face to face session with my therapist, but God knows when that will happen. They offered to do over the phone or over video therapy but I just don't think it would feel right.

Roger

Most often than not, a little is enough

Jason Bottiglieri

I know so many can relate to this content. But just know you do plenty just with your art! I'm part of the "essential worker" crew, so I go out into this madness on the daily. Just getting to take a moment and smile while reading, and seeing your work gives me a much needed little lift. Keep it going!

Kate Marshall

I feel this so hard. I’m lucky to still be working and to be able to work from home. I go for walks when I’m done. I started learning how to embroider (not well). And yet every day I feel like a lazy lump.

Robyn C.M.

This post is v relatable. Thank you for sharing. Kinda cathartic to know so many others are feeling the same way

Jac

I started doing video therapy, and yeah it isn't the same, BUT it is better than not going at all (or at least that's what I feel). My home situation isn't the best and I have to go park my car in our local shopping mall's empty parking lot during our sessions so I can use the mall's wifi and so I'm not overheard at home.

Saul Assuncao Bicca

Will I sound too much Marxist if I say that this feeling was planted in our heads by capitalism? Because, I can definitely say that you (me, everyone else) have that feeling because everything we accomplished during quarantine doesn't come with a pay check (a stimulation if you prefer) at the end of the day. Except for your drawings, of course, which are amazing. Keep the work! But don't stop cooking and cleaning please ^^

Sebas Andrade

I'm convinced artists in general get to see the whole picture while others just get a glimpse of it. That's why reading this feels so eye opening, but we do need this! Thanks for unlocking Pandora's box here Adam, your work is excellent

Seti

We're all in this together

Jeffrey Kontio

This one hit real hard... Thank you for sharing your talents; it's regularly a moment of levity during a time where the weight of isolation regularly drags me down.

Morgan Weilbrenner

There's no good response to this😔 hang in there, we have to make it through.

Benjamin Hawks

My roommates have to keep reminding me of the things I did in a day because I'll talk about how unproductive I've been even though I spent all day cleaning, cooking, and getting work done on my computer.

Rabbo

I totally understand that feeling. Sometimes we wonder if our efforts are ever enough.

cody Warren

Relatable, my isolation depression and anxiety have been growing more and more each day

Stephanie Goodner

We are the NPCs during a boss fight. It's no wonder we feel like we aren't doing enough... we literally cannot fight what is happening! But, we *can* stay home and prevent making the boss stronger. Just think of it... Billions of people are working in solidarity to beat this boss by doing "nothing". 💪Take care of yourselves. ❤

madscipanda

Thank you. I feel this so hard

Jennie Brown

I don’t think it will be normal, but that’s a good thing, a lot of things need to change and should have already changed so maybe this happening is the turning point

Beatriz Lara

This hits home. I'm struggling with my motivation to work from home and even so I still feel like I'm not doing anything. Lately I've found some satisfaction in doing 30 mins of exercise everyday, aerobics mostly. But that's it.

John Stevens

But have you made a fort and ate obscene amounts of candy?

John Stevens

In reality, it's all about perspective. Things will eventually seem normal again, but there will also be some sense of change. You could argue that we all have grown and learned from this experience. Some have suffered a tremendous loss. Others have sleeplessly faught the invisible enemy. Sure, things might eventually seem normal, but we will never forget.

Trey Johnson

For some reason I keep thinking you live in LA

Ochatori

Damn you got one of those fancy Smeg toasters?

Kate

🌞🌞🌞Does Adam have any experience working on any animated tv shows?? Cuz Bento Box (Bob's Burgers' animation house) is hiring freelancers. ⛅⛅⛅

Bruno BG

I think that because we're home all the time, there's a need to be productive and to do lost of things. But, in reality, we're doing what we can, and that's more than enough for now. =)

EvayArt

I definitely know the feeling. Not that this will make you feel any better, but I've been blown away at the amount of content you've been creating. You've been going above and beyond and we are all so grateful!

Trojanman

Why are you attacking me Adam?

Beat

Imagining getting four hours of real productive work in, making dinner, and cleaning even one room of my apartment is exhausting

MamaBearCat

Sometimes, we work hard, and even though we don't always do the work for the appreciation, it's nice to get that validation in person. When we don't have that human contact, it's easy to feel invisible, and what we're doing is just 'busywork' and doesn't matter. I've been feeling that myself. But you're not in a vacuum Adam - just look at how many of us see you xx

Christian Romero

You’re keeping people chuckling during quarantine, and some people are hard to make laugh, so don’t feel demotivated. This times, too, shall pass.

Brandon Vaughan

What dish is that? All of the food you draw looks so good

Elle

Brandon, I think it is something like shakshuka

Tyler O

This is spooky I just made shakshuka today, just like cartoon Adam.

Brian Michalko

I’ve been really struggling with this feeling too. Thank you for making this

Shannon

This comic really makes me feel less alone with how I’m feeling! Thanks!

Buttonetta

Ive been getting bummed out thinking “what’s the point” of doing anything....doing chores or making art.. 😓

Sapphire Sloane

Because our society has forced us to believe that if you aren’t doing something them deem “productive” 12-14 hours a day, and only in the house or in bed to sleep, then you’re not contributing to society or being useful in any capacity. I know this quarantine is making us all stir crazy, including my introverted ass, believe it or not. But no worries, you’re doing beautifully. 💙

Leanna S.

If this is shakshuka we made the same meal 😳

Gray L.

Sounds like depression, cause I do a lot but feel like a lazy fraud at the end of the day. Just gotta remind yourself any accomplishment, no matter how small, is still an accomplishment.