Nowadays, the freedom of living by one’s own choice as an independent woman means not being obligated by others and society. However, societal pressures still affect the majority of women. Be it the debate about abortion or norms of dating, there are plenty of troubles a modern woman encounters. Yet, few artists use independent woman comics to describe the situation, but one illustrator is exceptional, taking a different view on this matter.
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A 32-year-old single woman, Lainey Molnar considers herself a childless being. Never having run away from the criticisms thrown at women for not being as expected of them and the fact that she’s not averse to loneliness, she certainly has received all the criticism women get when they don’t live up to such expectations. Through her comic drawing, Molnar humorously illustrates issues such as stress regarding “getting the perfect body” and what success looks like for an independent woman. Her relatable comics resonate with many women who face similar societal pressures.
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She has attracted 990,0000 Instagram followers with her work. Molnar’s independent woman comics are the in-depth depiction of an idea: that adulthood is not about marriage or straining to fit into a distorted beauty ideal. She enforces the act of making women feel confident about their bodies and dress confidently, wearing societal norms as blindfolds so they forget about the things trying to mold them. Being free and living authentically is what being an independent woman in love or out of love is about, according to Molnar.
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Today’s women deserve to chart and write their own happiness, whether those choices of theirs happen through lifestyle or on the relationship side as a result of their independent woman relationship. They can look at some of Lainey Molnar’s comics about women in the most comedic yet empowering way because, on the other hand, they gain solace and inspiration to be independent just like the women in her comics. Her relatable comics motivate women to move beyond stereotypes and live boldly.
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