Journalism of Courage
When you get into a relationship, you tend to pay attention to small details like dressing up before dates, constantly staying in touch, probably cautious while taking the second serving of food and much more. But over time, you settle into the relationship and become comfortable in each others presence so much so that silences don't feel awkward. Sarah C Andersen, a 23-year-old cartoonist based in Brooklyn, runs a webcomic called Sarah Scribbles and she decided to draw how relationships change over the time. Click through for her artistic take on relationships. (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
Prepping: Initially, you think about what to wear but then eventually, it's sweatpants all the way. (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
Cuddling: Yes, initially it happens all the time, but then laying next to each other but in your own space seems just fine. (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
Dining: In the beginning, it's a little weird eating in front of someone you don't entirely know but then comes a point when you eat an elephant and are totally cool about it. (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
Communication: Well, it starts with 'hey' and develops into a language that only you and your partner understand. (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
Honesty: Hah! This! (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
How you feel: If your partner accepts you the way you are, then you've found someone to never leave. (Source: Sarahcandersen.com)
