Ever take a step back from your life and wonder if you're just doing it wrong? It's easy to feel that way when you compare yourself to your parents. Many of us deal with these feelings, especially if we've surpassed the age at which our creators decided they were ready to bring life into this godforsaken world. A new Wojak comic meme completely excels at utilizing this theme, and the results are our favorite kind of self-deprecating humor. The meme basically compares what our parents were doing (making commitments, investing in the future) with what we're doing at that age. The punchline is that in 2020, we're doing shit that's way less mature. You know, making mistakes like eating pills of the ground or infantilizing ourselves with phrases like "I'm baby." While some of these memes hit home pretty hard, a couple of them are great reminders that progress is possible. It's also important to remembe that the world was a different place when our parents were our age. It's always better to focus on one's self and the possibilities we do have.
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Many of us were struggling with mental health issues before the world was singed by the relentless flames of 2020. But now? Man, now shit's gotten even more bleak. Without being able to see friends, go the the gym, go to therapy in person - and with many of us without a job, things are feeling kind of impossible. We're here (and so are these memes) to remind you that you're not alone. This mix of affirming tweets and relatable memes might make you feel a bit more seen. Hang in there. Here's hoping there's a light at the end of this long ass tunnel
Remember being an emo tween/teenager? Unfortunately, we do too. Listening to sad songs on repeat. Thinking we our first school relationships were "forever." Posting attention-seeking messages to social media, hoping someone notice all the pain. While the depression was often very real, there's a painfully cringey- and amusing - aspect to people who wear their hearts on their sleeve on the internet. Don't believe us? Scroll down and brace yourself for some serious discomfort.
We're not gonna sugar coat it: everything kinda sucks. But there's one bullet-proof defense us humans have against suffering, and that's humor. Humans are so damn good at laughing through the pain; it's remarkable really. Memes often perfectly reflect what we're collectively going through, and we've got some good ones that fit the profile. This batch also includes memes of encouragement, depression memes, absurd shitposts, and memes with dumb dad humor. An assortment of memes with one thing in common—funny.
These memes are for everyone who is miserable and not afraid to show it. For the downtrodden and depressed, the people who are somehow keeping it together for people other than themselves. The people who suffer through the trying routines and constant agony of existence. We see you. And you're not alone. These memes serve as proof.
If you're miserable and you know it, look at memes. If you're miserable and you know it, look at memes. If you're miserable and you know it, and you really can't be bothered to show it, if you're miserable and you know it, look at memes. The more depressing and self-deprecating the better.
Lockdown has made some of us depressed, while others have anxiety that's going through the roof. Everyone deals with things a little differently, and that's okay. We just want you to know that you're not alone, so we put together this gallery of highly relatable anxiety-related memes! Check out even more here!
Fresh out the meme oven. Just for you and out just in time, today's latest and memes all for you. Don't you feel special? You shouldn't. Funny memes are for everyone and will be shared as such. But you can pretend we made them for you, we won't judge you, much. But if you've ever wondered how epic memes can get these dirty and savage memes are truly glorious, and only the worthy can truly appreciate them. Or, if you are just looking for a laugh and a good time, these hilarious memes will have you reaching for a glass of water in no time.
