Nowadays, memes have become an essential part of the internet culture. They cover nearly every possible aspect of life, as people use them to express everything from humor, to sadness, and beyond, which is what makes them so relatable; often to the point you might even feel personally attacked.
One place you’re bound to find such memes is the private Facebook group titled ‘I feel personally attacked by this relatable content, damn’. If the expressive title is not clear enough, the description emphasizes that “If you do not ‘feel personally attacked’ by the content you are about to post then it is not relatable content, damn!”, making sure that every post shared in the group will make at least some people go “been there, done that”.
Today, we have gathered some of the group’s best memes for you to browse, so wait no longer and scroll down to see if the situations depicted in them are something you can relate to.
In order to delve deeper into why we enjoy relatable content, Bored Panda got in touch with a former clinical psychologist, Leon F. Seltzer, Ph.D, who was kind enough to answer some of our questions. You will find his thoughts in the text below.
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And either crazy run-on sentences with an insane number of commas, the kind that turns into a full paragraph, even though it is all the same thought, or a series of short declarative sentences that you send one sentence per, instead of typing out the full thought and then hitting send. That happens.
As a professional overthinker this meme is so accurate. I feel personally attacked.
I saw a mosquito sitting on my arm helping itself while my hands were full, so I ate it. Got my blood back as a bonus!
sounds like me right now... just made a second coffee to track down the first one and find out why it isn't working
In Chinese, the standard greeting is not "how are you?", but "did you eat?".
I've never known how big Burt was in real life. Now I do. Thanks again, banana.
Me at 64, mom please come to the doctor with me, I'm really frightened.
I cry then I apply eyeliner and think I don't look like I have cried so much.
