Most of us know how important good relationships are not just for our overall sense of happiness, but for our health as well. However, no matter how wonderful your family might be, you’re still going to argue, clash, and annoy each other from time to time. That’s just part and parcel of living with other people!
The members of the popular ‘Me IRL’ subreddit share some of the best memes on the internet. We’ve collected some of their wittiest and most relatable ones, related to family life, to share with you today, Pandas. Keep scrolling to check them out. Oh, and don’t forget to upvote your fave ones and to follow ‘Me IRL’ if you enjoy their content.
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Kids have weird obsessions, much in the same way that adults do. TLDR: people be weird
Nothing is more important than good people caring for you. If your family is not... Well you have to leave them. Best decision of my life to quit familly relations that were toxic as hell
My mother in law asking me why her phone is so slow... 125 apps opened, 400 mails, all notifications and spam attacking every minute.
I used to play hospitals with them (daughter wants to be a doctor) and be very, very sick and in a coma.
Sounds like a win. You don't even have to hang out with them unless you go to the beach or the labyrinth
Well yes, but if your partner sent you the picture, that's solid right?
Das me! 😂 My family would disown me if I told thwm just a quarter of my new worldviews since moving abroad 🙃
My dad and his mates when they were young had a "sh!tt!ng tree". Briefly...there was a fork in branch that was imaginatively used when caught short playing out.... This is a true story. My therapy is very expensive
I do this when my partner's son is winding the dog up: "I've told you not to play with that stupid animal", "She doesn't mind!", "I was talking to the dog".
"Ooooohhhh, okay." *Me missing the first dozen years of the gossip and pretending to understand it all from hearing five minutes*
I am one of those people with that annoying trait of having to know what things every actor was in before. I'm sorry.
Me to God: "hang on just a minute." *Jumps down from the pearly gates to fight ancient mathematician*
If you don't know, thw show is called Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix. I just finished watching it. It's somewhat odd, but funny at the same time.
That was my dad & me only with multiplication tables (9's). I'd be trying to catch my breath and he'd be yelling " Stop that f'n crying or I'll give you something to cry about !! " Lol 😜🤪
I need therapy beforehand and a follow-up with the therapist after seeing my mother (father dead).
Growing up, I thought my parents were working hard to support me, so I had to forgive the neglect and abuse. Then I became an adult and realized they were too proud to ask for help or rely on anyone. They actively chose to make things worse for our family in order to hide the abuse rather than seeking assistance.
James Stevenson, what are we supposed to do? Work a job by age ten? They had us, it’s their job to take care of us
If you're standing up, it doesn't count as watching telly. A bit like food eaten standing up has no calories
When I was on holiday with a friend in Albania, a country run on duct tape it seems, it was surprisingly difficult to source some to temporarily stick something back on our hire car. We ended up having to use kinesiology tape and sticking plasters, using our phone light and both on our backs under a car at night. We made it!
I remember this. I remember all of the super creepy animatronics they had. All the kids hated them.
Turn IRL down from 11 to about 7 and swap it with family and then you kinda got me
I hate when my kids’ schools do this. It always makes for a stressful morning.
Our parents never sought to get the two of us assessed for anything when we struggled and didn't fit in at school (The doctor told our mum that my then-toddler older sibling was the most anxious baby they'd ever seen) We figured out it was because our family is SO full of ADHD, ASD and AuADHD, that our oddities just never stuck out to them.
Our parents never sought to get the two of us assessed for anything when we struggled and didn't fit in at school (The doctor told our mum that my then-toddler older sibling was the most anxious baby they'd ever seen) We figured out it was because our family is SO full of ADHD, ASD and AuADHD, that our oddities just never stuck out to them.
