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10 Times Calvin And Hobbes Got Adulting 101 Right On Point
“Childhood is for spoiling adulthood” – We feel you Calvin.
Monalisa Das
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A comic strip of Calvin and Hobbes which defines adulthood.
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When I was a kid, all I wanted was to step into my teens.
When I was a teenager, all I wanted was to become an adult.
And now that I am a 20-something (and finally an adult) who has already stepped into the big bad world (a term quiet often used by parents and professors in the heydays when it absolutely made no sense at all), all I want is to go back to sleep and wake up.
Wake up to crease-less school uniforms, sharing lunch during recess, playing book-cricket, pen-fighting in the last bench (while the teacher is still taking a class on Pythagoras theorem), and evenings of Tom and Jerry, Scooby Doo and Dexter on Cartoon Network (when it was not CN).
A bit ironic, right?
Well, yes. Like every other millennial who is trying to figure out how to file taxes, pay the rent every month, wake up on time every day and take R-E-S-P-O-N-S-I-B-I-L-I-T-Y – in short the ultimate “adulthood” – here is a series of comic strips from our very own “Calvin and Hobbes” which define the pangs of adulting.
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So now, when you have a glimpse of what “adulting” is all about, kids out there, be careful what you wish for. Because you might wake up one day and BAM! You are an adult, grappling with everyday miseries.
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