17 Funny Comics That Sum up Summer Life for Girls ...

This is totally and absolutely me... other people in the sun? A light, golden tan. Me in the sun? Apply sunblock, wear long sleeves, still fry.

I have NO PROBLEM with the man bun. But I'm even more of a fan of MAN Bun. My hero!

As if your day wasn't bad enough already, you summon your period just by being... late.

This is me, every day, with every deadline this summer. Ignore it as it bears down on you, and it'll go away... right?

Sure, I can now contour better than any Kardashian. And sure, my house is a wreck and my work's not done. But so?

This is so accurate it made me cry. Someone please tell me how to make it stop.

I know people like this. They frighten me. I mean, no one can really be that... good... right?

Ha! Well, how are we supposed to know what "natural" means when we're getting so many mixed messages?

And I thought I had my life together, until I saw everyone's engagement photos, baby bump photos, and ... new baby photos. *le sigh*

Stress really does feel like a heavy stone, one you can't ignore or set down... one that you pretend for the world doesn't exist.

Why is it that even when I've got headphones on, people STILL want to talk to me? I need to work on my bitchface.

I do and say stupid, socially awkward stuff like this all the time. It's good to know I'm not alone, I guess?

I'm growing my hair right now, so naturally I'm envious of every chic short hairstyle I see. If I cut it though? I'll suddenly want long hair again. I KNOW IT.

I'm not worried! Ever. Because I know if I'm late, all I have to do is wear white pants or shorts and leave all of my tampons at home, and it'll start.

I have no problem sticking to my awesome healthful diet all day long. But what happens at night? I eat everything in sight because I'm so hungry.

This happens all the time. Something bad will happen, but it's not just bad, it's the worst thing in the world. An hour later? I'm fine. Overly dramatic? Me?

This is honestly how I feel about my two favorite songs this summer, "Big Ideas" by The Boxer Rebellion and "Spirits" by The Stumbellas. Listening to them moves me. Singing along soothes my soul. Reading the lyrics? Meh.

To see more of Sarah's work, follow her at sarahcandersen.com