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Memes have been a popular means of expression in the digital age. While they are primarily a source of entertainment, these images that quickly go viral have also been effective tools to promote political agendas, for better or worse.
Longtime Bored Panda readers, you know we’re more about the fun and laughter. You’re about to see content from the Zesty Supreme Facebook page, an online haven for 1.4 million people to relate with each other through humorous memes about the random aspects of life.
We’ve compiled a list of posts about the struggles of getting up early for work, using a word processor, and the ridiculousness of some TV ads. You will likely relate to many of these, so enjoy scrolling through!
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You’ve likely killed some valuable time scrolling through some of our meme articles. These images are instant sources of quick laughs when you need them. During the pandemic, experts saw them as a source of positive emotions.
A 2021 study by a Penn State University research team found that memes boost good vibes, which helped people deal with COVID-related stress at the height of the pandemic.
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Remi (He/Him) 1 year ago
The one dandelion that grew happy last summer in the gutter above our laundry room wins
Another 2021 study shared a similar finding, noting that memes were beneficial for people suffering from anxiety during the pandemic. These images often had a humorous take even on serious issues, adding some much-needed levity during a stressful time.
The researchers described memes as a “therapeutic” and “beneficial coping mechanism” because of their relatability.
“The use of humor itself may down-regulate negative and up-regulate positive emotions,” an excerpt from the study reads.
Since many people see them as a tool to find solace and humor, memes create a shared experience. Strangers online develop connections with each other. As pointed out by psychologist Dr. Mark Travers in an article for Forbes, they “foster a feeling of ‘I’m not alone in this.’”
Dr. Travers used the famous “distracted boyfriend” as an example of a relatable meme that depicts human relationship dynamics in a way that resonates with many. You’ll see it in the multitude of versions online.
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Ali H M Salehuddin 1 year ago
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In his article, Dr. Travers noted that memes are an effective way to express difficult emotions. He mentioned a 2020 study that revealed how people with depression find humor in memes that draw out their pain points and struggles.
“The use of dark humor in memes helps individuals confront and share challenging topics in a less threatening way,” he wrote.
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Damned_Cat 1 year ago
Artists and media managers were non-essential? Then where did all of those COVID-19 informational commercials, PSAs, brochures, websites, posters, etc. come from?
Dr. Travers concluded that memes can make a “surprising difference” to your day. However, he also mentioned an important caveat: memes aren’t to be solely relied on for connection and support.
He noted that relatability and humor can “provide a momentary escape” to remind us that we “are part of a larger, supportive community.” This makes them a “timeless coping mechanism.”
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We’d also like to hear from you, readers. Which of these memes connected with you most? Did any of them express what you’re feeling at this moment? Share them in the comment boxes below!
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Remi (He/Him) 1 year ago
Option two is they show gameplay in the ad that doesn't resemble anything like the actual game. Bonus points if the ad mentions how some games do that but not us
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OneWithRatsAndKefir 1 year ago
Fake or not, at least the landlord knows rats can be pets! Though, uh, rats usually wouldn’t be in the bathroom unless you’re running a hot shower (rats NOT in the shower) for them so the steam helps with any respiratory issues.
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He's a nut 1 year ago
"Oh I haven't played in FOREVER" proceeds to whoop your a s s in five different languages
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Paulo Antonio Moreira 1 year ago
English is not my native language, so at first I liked the melody, then I saw the lyrics. Pretty disturbing.
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Alex Kennedy 1 year ago
I know this is absolutely not what I am supposed to feel, but I see that picture, and think if I had my phone with books on it to read, and could close the door and fit in there, it seems like heaven.
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Lowrider 56 1 year ago
I know it's their job to ask and hopefully get a good tip. But yea it can be a nuisance sometimes.
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I need a nap. 1 year ago
The grace of these people is what gets me through life. I need that some days, y’all.
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General Stukov 1 year ago
I had to lift that exact model onto one of those swivel wall mounts, it was such a Hassel to get it up there i just left it when we sold the house
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ʁɨɂɥɒ 1 year ago
I came to comments to search this otherwise i would have posted "pew-pew,pew-pew"
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Samsquatch & Monko 1 year ago
Me and my friends: wands, swords, building materials, whips, food
Terri Rowland 1 year ago
Sticks are amazing, we would have a stick gathering session at the start of the day before registration, then at first break we would see how many things we could use them for before we had to go back inside..
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whiterabbit 1 year ago
This is exactly why I don't watch competition shows anymore. Everyone's life has trauma, I don't care about yours, just sing or dance or do whatever your talent is and get off the stage.
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CC McSniggles 1 year ago
That was half a lifetime ago. By these standards, I'm pretty sure I died 4 years ago.
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TruthoftheHeart 1 year ago (edited)
Cigarettes are something society could actually stand to ban. They serve no purpose besides poisoning people and the planet, they are literally just an addictive cancer stick.
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Auntriarch 1 year ago
It's kind of true though, we have a photo of my grandfather when he was in his 30s and you'd easily put him in his 60s. Which he never reached, sadly.
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featherytoad 1 year ago
Dont forget, hacks all her hair off with a pair of kitchen scissors and has the cutest hair cut ever.
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cerinamroth 1 year ago
It’s the other way around at our place. Guess who turned red on Yom Kippur when her little boy loudly said ‘F**k’s sake!’ when he dropped the toy cars he was playing with 😳🫣🤣🤣
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Delta Dawn 1 year ago
My local barista shop just got shut down for hosting after-hours BDSM sex parties. True story.
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Farah the Turtle 1 year ago
This happened on Wednesday (sorry for the long rant but I gotta vent to someone): I find out that the guy I like (Lets call him Tom) likes this other girl (Lets call her Emma). Tom actually sends his cousin to Emma to ask her out for him. Emma says maybe but not now. I hear the convo and boom I run away like Lightning McQueen. I reach my class and burst into tears. My first ever heartbreak! Especially because me and Tom were really good friends and I had his number and we texted and talked alot, so I thought there was a chance but whatevs. ANYWAY I go back home, and text him that I heard him and his cousin and that I like him. Tom responds rly nicely and says that no he doesnt like me and that he likes Emma. I said yea thanks for being nice and we can still be friends yadayda and he fcking leaves me on read that pos ANYWAY cue the next day I have volleyball training. Hes on the guys team, and Emma's on the girls team. I couldn't focus. This happened 5 days ago. Thank u for listening :)
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Upstaged75 1 year ago
My little brother literally did this to all my year books. He was going through a graffiti phase. I recognize that stupid S/dollar sign. He had his own "tag" too.
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The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago (edited)
I'm one of those embarrassing old people that prints out memes and posts them on a bulletin board. I'm seeing a therapist for it.
Apatheist Account2 1 year ago
Not that I prefer to face struggles seriously, I've just never "used" a meme.
The Phantom Stranger 1 year ago (edited)
I'm one of those embarrassing old people that prints out memes and posts them on a bulletin board. I'm seeing a therapist for it.
Apatheist Account2 1 year ago
Not that I prefer to face struggles seriously, I've just never "used" a meme.
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