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Some women have a sassy side that occasionally shows itself. It could happen on a night out with friends, at home while watching reality TV, or during a lazy afternoon while browsing social media feeds.
Being fierce isn’t entirely wrong, especially if it’s all in good fun. And as the Queen Savage Instagram page proves, there is humor in having a bit of a spicy attitude.
Here’s our list of some of the best memes from the account.
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Michael Largey 1 year ago
I'm a tall person with a bad back. I get things off high shelves for short people so they don't have to climb. Short people get things for me off of low shelves so I don't have to bend over.
As of this posting, the Queen Savage account has 122,000 followers. While it is implicitly geared predominantly towards young women, most of these memes are relatable to a much broader audience.
Sassiness and “savagery” in this context are often linked to strength in a woman. However, being strong also has its downfalls, according to author and psychologist Dr. Marcia Reynolds.
In her article on Psychology Today, Dr. Reynolds pointed out how strong, independent women tend to ignore any support from friends and loved ones.
“We strong women often feel we need to tough it out on our own. We forget to give others the gift of letting them help us.”
According to Dr. Reynolds, many women perceive seeking assistance as a form of vulnerability. She instead views accepting help as a show of strength.
“You can accomplish more. You get better results. You are appreciated and respected for who you are as well as what great things you do.”
Mentally strong women aren’t just sassy talkers. They also hold specific traits, which psychotherapist and bestselling author Amy Morin enumerated in an article for CNBC. Recognizing flaws is one of them.
“Although saying, ‘I’m a bit of a perfectionist’ may feel like a badge of honor, true perfectionism will hold you back,” she wrote. “Establish high expectations for yourself while also accepting that mistakes are part of the learning process.”
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Many women are forced to keep silent about certain things. Some may be coerced, while others could feel that their voices aren’t worth hearing. But for Morin, a mentally strong woman speaks out when necessary.
“Choosing not to report an incident to the authorities or not standing up to someone who abuses their power doesn’t mean you’re weak—it’s up to you to decide what’s best for you. But staying silent can drain you of mental strength.”
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StrangeOne 1 year ago (edited)
I saw a guy drop and break all his bottles of beer in a crate like that walking to his car from the beer store. The F**K must've been heard throughout the whole city.
A study by UNLV revealed that many women between the ages of 35 and 50 make midlife career shifts. While some may feel bad about embarking on such changes later in life, Morin gave a reason not to.
“Whether you make a complete career shift at age 30 or you redesign your life at age 60, it’s important to engage in personal growth and pursue your dreams.”
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Little Wonder 1 year ago
Tragically, my dog ate my camera cord. Is what I tell people. For many years.
Malek Basata 1 year ago
My dark secret (i once went to the bathroom with the camera on, didn't show much though)
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Weim Central 1 year ago
Told my friend to dump his cheating a*s and still got invited to the wedding.
Rejection is a part of life, and many have trouble handling it. Morin shared an important reminder for women going through such hurdles: “You don’t need everyone else to believe in you as long as you believe in yourself.”
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Weim Central 1 year ago
What us it about adorable black kids that look like old men? It's sumpin!
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james stevenson 1 year ago
Right, so what I'm seeing here is someone who doesn't learn from past mistakes
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CrunChewy McSandybutt 1 year ago
I was never the "I love you guys" drunk; I was always giving unsolicited advice and taking off my top.
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Lil Miss Hobbit 1 year ago
It's not dumb. It's called being happy despite circumstances. It's a skill.
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StrangeOne 1 year ago
Meanwhile, she's waiting for you to get your act together so you can be a millionaire and hopes you'll spoil her, too. The cycle never ends.
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Jack Burton 1 year ago
My wife once bite me during sleep. I woke up yelling and she was mad cause i also woke up, she says i was fighting this b***h in a dream !!
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Barbara Wilcock 1 year ago
When you look at a man like that because he is a prince and has money. And your a Z list celebrity desperate for fame 😒🙄
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BewilderedBanana 1 year ago
Women should be doing this more often... equality and all that ;) i mean when it's their partner of course, not some random guy in the street
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Lil Miss Hobbit 1 year ago
And if you wear it and everyone agrees you look better in it, than you get to keep it! Fabulous.
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Suck it Trebek 1 year ago
Whatever. I'm 49 and I love playing with all my makeup and eyeshadow pallets for fun.
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Lil Miss Hobbit 1 year ago
The classic "I used to think you were annoying and stuck-up" while watching Gilmore Girls at 2am with crackers and cheese and chocolate
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StrangeOne 1 year ago
I get this treatment from my mom all the time. I know how s****y that feels on the other end. That's one thing I try not to subject my guy to. Just communicate what you want. It works better at the end of the day.
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Suck it Trebek 1 year ago
My best friend and I in high school had to call each other about what we were wearing because after a while we started showing up in basically the same outfit like the god damned Bobsey Twins.
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Jack Burton 1 year ago
i just received a text from my wife "did you kiss me before leaving this morning ?" I did not. But i'm not sure if i'm gonna lie cause she was sleeping or if it's a trap.
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BrunoVI 1 year ago
Why do women seem to consider it a flex to disqualify men based on a single physical trait? I mean guys care about looks, too... But this internet trend about hating on short guys seems so aggressively shallow. (I'm 5'10" and married, so I'm writing this merely an observer.)
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LillieMean 1 year ago
No unseen juice was needed this time, but my brain needs a detox. That's how toxic some of these were.
Jaya 1 year ago
To me, most of these weren't funny, just people showing how annoying or toxic they are. But I guess taste differs, maybe some people like those?
CanadianDimes 1 year ago
I’m with you. I find a lot of these make women look shallow and stupid
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LillieMean 1 year ago
No unseen juice was needed this time, but my brain needs a detox. That's how toxic some of these were.
Jaya 1 year ago
To me, most of these weren't funny, just people showing how annoying or toxic they are. But I guess taste differs, maybe some people like those?
CanadianDimes 1 year ago
I’m with you. I find a lot of these make women look shallow and stupid
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