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Life can sometimes feel overwhelming, confusing, or just downright absurd, but here’s the thing, you’re definitely not the only one feeling that way. Thankfully, we’re living in a time where people are talking about mental health more openly than ever before. And when words fall short, memes come to the rescue.
There’s something oddly comforting about seeing your most chaotic thoughts turned into hilarious pictures with captions. It makes you feel seen, understood, and somehow a little less alone. So today, we’ve rounded up some of the most painfully honest and hilariously relatable mental health memes from a popular Facebook page. Keep scrolling for a dose of humor that might not fix your life, but will absolutely help you laugh your way through it.
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Forrest Hobbs 4 months ago
sbj: that's Jeremy Corbyn - one of the most decent men in British politics. Because he's so decent, *of course* the right wing press was always attacking him. Perhaps your problem is that you fell for the propaganda?
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Bored Sailor 4 months ago
About two years ago I started having bad anxiety issues in certain situations and now I know and can say I understand this.
childish gambling addiction 4 months ago
I only have one of those. and they it doesn’t belong to a billionaire
Mary Peace 4 months ago
Me too. I think getting the other one would make things worse.
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Geoffrey Scott 4 months ago
My response is 'adequate' whoever seems disappointed by that, I say "better than INadequate". IT guy at work liked this so much he would reply 'nominal'.
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SchadenFreudian Psychology 4 months ago
To quote Pink Floyd: Older, shorter of breath, and one day closer to death.
Multa Nocte 4 months ago
The Outer Limits - "The Invisible Enemy" (1964) - Adam West (who then played Batman in the TV series).
Load More Replies... No matter what your job title says—whether you're clocking in at 9, juggling clients as a freelancer, or going viral on social media—work stress spares no one. Sometimes it’s something as small as accidentally hitting “Reply All,” or watching your to-do list grow legs and walk away. Other times, the stress seeps in deeper and starts messing with your peace of mind. It might show up as irritability, fatigue, or the classic “I can’t even” mode. Work can be both a blessing and a beast, and that balance is tricky to get right. But here’s the good news: we’re finally talking about it.
According to the World Health Organization, decent work can actually protect your mental health. That’s right, when your job respects you and your time, it can be more than just a paycheck. Think about it: steady income means stability, and stability often means less mental chaos. Plus, having work gives people a reason to get up and show up. It’s not just about ticking tasks off a list; it’s the structure, the social interaction, the rhythm. So, when done right, work really can be good for your brain.
#4
Nikole 4 months ago
Same. Come over and break down my many cardboard boxes, please.
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
I never get into a deep clean mood. I only get pîssed off with moving stuff so clean up so I don't have to move stuff...
Rick Murray 4 months ago
...then immediately make a mess because I can't find anything. This place might look disorganised, but cat pills are there, candles in that drawer, UK to French plug thingy is on top of that, paperclips there, spare harddisc there, toner for the printer under there, clothes pegs over there. It's only when people (including myself) think they're helping by tidying up that it all falls apart.
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Uncle Panda 4 months ago
That's the moment I shift into Donation Mode. Decisions come much, much faster when you 'have a good place for things to go.' The trick is not repurchasing them later.
BookFanatic 4 months ago
Yep. Decided over the weekend that I'd reorganize the spare bedroom. Pulled everything out of the closet, got overwhelmed, and went off to make coffee instead.
Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
This is ADHD. You get overwhelmed by the big picture and it paralyzes you from doing the next thing. Try just doing the thing right in front of you. Wait for the minor dopamine rush. Do the next thing in front of you, whether it's related to the first thing or not. Things will get done. It may not be how other people do it, but who cares? You got stuff done, right? Good is not the enemy of perfect.
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Remi (He/Him) 4 months ago
Starting previous evening when you try to sleep
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Reemerger 4 months ago
There is another, and a few million more I suspect.
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I had to be in Rennes for 1.30pm for my residency permit. I had organised everything with a plan, a Plan B, and a Plan C in case France was on strike or something. I was there a little before 11am and wasn't sure if I would have enough time to prepare myself. As it happened the people in the Prefecture straight up did NOT want to speak English, and there were a lot of old people that could barely manage a word beyond "Bonjour" so I internally amused myself listening to each side calling the other side useless, and, of course, old Brit bloke so The War was invoked. I actually facepalmed myself when he started on about that. When it was my turn, all done in French - my French is pretty crappy but it's functional - I said "you understood everything that old git said, didn't you?". She smiled. Yes, a public official actually smiled. But there's a world of difference between "doesn't speak English" and "cannot speak English" and it's good to know which before saying rude and dumb things.
Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
ADHD again. If you try to do other things, you might forget about the appointment until you can't help but be late.
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Agfox 4 months ago (edited)
Captain's Log Stardate 2749.16: Day 3 of thinking about what I'm going to do to the transporter operator when I get back to the Enterprise
BrunoVI 4 months ago
Yes! I thought it looked like Picard, but you came up with the perfect joke for it.
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When your job encourages your growth, gives you responsibility, and trusts you to deliver, it naturally boosts your confidence. There’s pride in knowing you’re capable and valuable. It makes you feel like your presence matters and your effort counts. Purpose and achievement don’t always come from grand gestures; they often live in the little wins throughout your workday. That one email you finally sent, the pitch that got accepted, or even just surviving Monday. All of that fuels your sense of accomplishment.
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farbenzirkel 4 months ago
Funny how everyone else forgets it in five minutes, but my brain files it under “eternal cringe” and sets a daily reminder.
LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
I still remember the end-of-school-term yearbook signing the year I was in third grade. The most popular boy in class (who was also cute) walked up to me with his yearbook in his hands. I thought he wanted me (nerdy, weird, outcast, curly hair like a rat's nest) to sign his yearbook, so I snatched it out of his hands and shoved my yearbook into his hands. He said "...oh, I was just going to ask you if you'd seen Ryan..." [his friend, another popular kid in class] I think I died inside that day and I've never recovered XD I'm 43 now, so that happened 35 years ago and I still remember the cringe VIVIDLY.
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Karl der Große 4 months ago
I used to obsess about little mistakes I made for years, sometimes losing a lot of sleep over things that only I remember. In the past couple of years, it has become a little better. I just found out that starting to let things like this go is actually a sign of intellectual decline, so it is impossible to win in this world.
Rick Murray 4 months ago (edited)
I would love to tor*ure myself like that, and I might remember it twenty years down the line at the worst possible time, but sorry, I simply won't be remembering it for the rest of my life because my attention span can just about manage this sentence.
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Kim Steffen 4 months ago
I've always wanted to procrastinate, but I never seem to get around to it.
JK 4 months ago
I wrote my best college papers by procrastinating, while I was actually thinking them through and looking at some related topics. Then 36 to 48 hours before it was due, I would strategically blitz the library, and do the final review on due day. Never had a B paper.
Beyond confidence, having a job helps build structured routines that can support emotional well-being. Knowing when to wake up, when to eat, and when to call it a day gives your brain a rhythm. That predictability can feel grounding, especially during stressful times. When life feels chaotic, your workday becomes a kind of compass. It’s the daily structure that can bring some much-needed calm.
For people with existing mental health conditions, having decent, meaningful work can help with better social functioning. It offers a place to connect, a task to focus on, and a rhythm to move with. Work can reduce isolation and provide a sense of belonging. It’s not about pushing people to perform; it’s about including them in spaces that value their contributions. Inclusion goes a long way in helping someone feel seen and supported. And when that happens, everyone benefits.
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Layla Holston 4 months ago
Quokka? As in the animal or as in Han Jisung from Stray kids?
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I'm absentmindedly doing this because... [looks behind me at the bag of shopping and the dishes and the recycling bag that annoyingly fell over again to vomit wrappers onto the floor] ...there's nothing else to do.
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Dragons Exist 4 months ago
agreed, I like the brown-blue-white color combo (/s)
Load More Replies... The Majestic Opossum 4 months ago
So I just stay silent... Then they either get mad or think I'm dumb. It's fine. Just fine.
Auntriarch 4 months ago (edited)
You surprise me. It must just be talking out loud that trips you up. Because you are indeed majestic here. And you don't talk cráp or cause trouble.
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import pandas as pd 4 months ago
ESPECIALLY trying to say it in a foreign language, it's a disaster!
But let’s be real, not every job is sunshine and ergonomic chairs. Poor working conditions like discrimination, unrealistic deadlines, and insecure contracts can take a serious toll. Constantly feeling undervalued or overworked chips away at your sense of well-being. When your inbox is bursting and your efforts go unnoticed, that stress starts creeping into your personal life. Mental exhaustion becomes the new normal, and that’s not okay. The workplace should support you, not slowly drain your soul.
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
Fear, fire, it's practically the same word. It just depends what side of the flame you're looking from, right?
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Enlee Jones 4 months ago
Being an adult is paying bills and trying to decide what to have for dinner until you die.
BeesEelsAndPups 4 months ago
When my kids tell me how hard they have it, it takes all my will power not to laugh. Kid, you have no problems that can't be solved by eating ice cream, and there's some in the freezer.
Ylime 4 months ago
That's ignorant. I dealt with c**p in my childhood that definitely couldn't be fixed by ice cream.
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Shelley DuVal 4 months ago
I don't really believe in reincarnation, but I am willing to suppress this belief right now, that I might have a better childhood and a better adult life in the next life.
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Gia SDP 4 months ago
I'd rather press it on someone else's forehead to make them stop talking...
Mreoww 4 months ago (edited)
I’m not sure why that made me actually snort XD
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 4 months ago
I'm prone to migraines so I actually DO do this to myself in public XD As long as you sort of do the side-grip on your head (thumb on your temple, fingers on your forehead) and don't just jam a finger into your forehead like in the illustration, no one looks at you XD
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According to the WHO’s stats, around 15% of working-age adults had a mental disorder in 2019. So many more people are silently struggling through their daily grind. And if you’re reading this thinking, “Yup, that’s me,” you’re far from alone. Maybe you’ve cried in the office bathroom (no shame), or maybe you've lost sleep over a Slack notification. It happens. And it’s time more workplaces started recognizing this reality and doing better.
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Tim Gearing 4 months ago
Riding around a local subdivision with acreage blocks. Always say G’day or maybe a little hand wave to walkers. Gave one yesterday, then realised it was a schoolgirl in her mid teens.
Mreoww 4 months ago
I also sometimes zone out and don’t wave at people who ARE waving at me and then get worried I hurt their feelings.
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hillybilly gourdess 4 months ago
Why did I see the first picture as someone had a book stuck in their butt cheeks
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BeesEelsAndPups 4 months ago
Meh. It's easy to confident if you remember nobody cares about you or what you think. In the grand scheme you're as important as a grain of salt in the sea. When you leave the room, nobody will miss you, or recognize that you were even there. It's liberating.
Workplace stress can show up in all sorts of ways. Sometimes you feel underused, like your skills are gathering dust while you’re stuck doing repetitive tasks. Other times, it’s the opposite—you’re doing way too much with way too little support. You might feel like you’re drowning in deadlines or like you're on a treadmill with no pause button. Either way, the result is the same: burnout, frustration, and a growing sense of “what’s the point?” Nobody wins in that setup.
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KatWitch57 4 months ago
Stuck is not the problem. Stuck with other people is the problem.
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Me: *pushes button for my floor* Also me: *immediately speed runs pushing the "close doors" button*
MalayDragon 4 months ago
Claustrophobics, Look at all this room for activities. (Joke Obviously)
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There are also those physical conditions that silently pile on the stress. Poor lighting, no ventilation, or a desk chair that feels like it was made in medieval times. Inflexible hours that make it impossible to attend a doctor’s appointment or pick up your kid from school. And let’s not even talk about unsafe environments or managers who act like they invented the concept of urgency. When the basics aren’t right, mental strain isn’t far behind. It’s the small stuff that adds up.
#22
Michael Largey 4 months ago
My last boss was very involved with his employees' mental health problems. Being the cause, and all.
Geoffrey Scott 4 months ago
"So, if you get bored in retirement, you can come back and fill in when needed".."who would I be working for?".."Me".."Nah, you're why I retired in the first place".
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Uncle Panda 4 months ago
"Look, you know how it ends, I know how it ends. Why bother running? You'll just die tired."
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SchadenFreudian Psychology 4 months ago
“ It's my life / Don't you forget / It's my life / It never ends….”
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 4 months ago
Yup. Throw in quotes from some obscure movie or TV series and books written by people long-since-dead. I think my crowning moment of awesome was managing to quote Queen, Blake's Seven, and Lovecraft in the same run-on sentence. Unfortunately, whooosh. Oh well, I tried.
SchadenFreudian Psychology 4 months ago
I’m turning into one of those old people who can remember obscure alternative songs from the 1980s, but not when my next dentist appointment is.
Reemerger 4 months ago
Me: Wake up (wake up) Grab a brush and put a little make-up Hide the scars to fade away the shake-up (hide the scars to fade away the-) Why'd you leave the keys upon the table? Here you go create another fable, you wanted to Grab a brush and put a little make-up, you wanted to Hide the scars to fade away the shake-up, you wanted to Why'd you leave the keys upon the table? You wanted to Anyone else: Ah, yeah. Good Morning to you too.
Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
Stop spying on me. Oh, and I will sing those lyrics out loud, embarrassing both of us.
Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
I mean, let's be fair. If someone says, "We're halfway there," how do you NOT sing, "Whoa oh, livin' on a prayer!"
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To actually protect and promote mental health at work, companies need to do more than just host an occasional webinar. Regular training for managers and staff can go a long way. Encouraging open conversations, offering flexible work policies, and building supportive systems can shift the entire atmosphere. Even something as simple as recognizing good work or encouraging time off makes a difference. When employees feel safe and seen, they show up better. And that’s good for everyone.
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Intangible Panda 4 months ago
Friend: "How's it going?" Me: "I'm alive." Friend: "Good for you!"
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Billo66 4 months ago (edited)
Weed and Xanax help a lot. Edit: Not advocating substance a***e. I have cancer, I'm fine for now, It's is remission. Multiple Myeloma.
Load More Replies... BeesEelsAndPups 4 months ago
Sure, but then they accuse of nihilism. I'm not a nihilist. It's not that I don't care or don't believe anything matters. I just expected this to happen, so it no longer surprises or bothers me.
Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
Looks out at the world; recoils in horror. Looks around room; smiles and relaxes.
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DennyS (denzoren) 4 months ago
Just goes to show how hard it actually is to be neurodivergent, you get an Oscar if you can pull it off.
Thanos'Fingers 4 months ago
I knew an Oscar who could pull it off very well
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Greyskull 4 months ago
Leonardo DiCaprio is mega famous, but I'm only one behind in Oscar count.
Peter Bear 4 months ago
The really fun thing is that so-called 'neurotypical' people are in the minority.
Of course, work isn’t the only reason people struggle with mental health, and not all stress comes from a job. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, reaching out to a mental health professional is always a good idea. But in the meantime, it’s also okay to laugh through the chaos a little. That’s where such memes come in—they’re painfully honest and wildly comforting. Which one of these hit home for you? Maybe it’s time to send it to a friend who gets it.
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Doug Moyer 4 months ago
Have you tried drinking until you pass out daily? It really cuts down on the time you can devote to being depressed...
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Dragons Exist 4 months ago
the "help" is someone saying "just deal with it", "you have it so easy, stop being depressed", and "nobody cares about your problems" (or at least that's what the "help" was in my case)
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SchadenFreudian Psychology 4 months ago
Ignore is always your best option.
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This panda says ur worth it 4 months ago
🎶 it is what it is what it is what it is what it is 🎶 ‘ it is what it is’ by Jenna raine if ur curious about a random pop song 😃
BeesEelsAndPups 4 months ago
I joke that "whatever will be will be, will be" means "life will be sh*t one day, so enjoy it while you can". And "it is what it is" means "life is sh*t, so learn to enjoy the smell".
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
Isn't it cool that we have Artificial Idiocy that pillages the internet and can still manage to create pictures of cars like this?
Jedi Panda 4 months ago
I have no Idea what I'm looking at, and yet relate to it on a deep level.
Philly Bob 4 months ago
My wife. I just rolled out of bed and she wants to start a 3 hour seminar on world finances and it's effects on the honeybee population in relation to the feral hog dilemma....
Colleen Glim 4 months ago
I am capable of functioning on just waking up, but it makes me extremely b*tchy. I prefer a zombie like state with a mug of caffeine for the first hour or so
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Tom Hardeveld 4 months ago (edited)
no no no, "I " talk to peopele, they do not talk to me! That was not the arrangement
Billo66 4 months ago
I twitch if someone comes near to touching me except my family, but I jump when the phone rings too. I'm pretty high strung I suppose.
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Peter Bear 4 months ago
Dude, Death, if you need someone to just chill with, I'm available. Not, like, permanently or anything; you'll get to me when it's my turn and I respect that. But like, off the job? You're probably pretty cool and I bet you tell the best stories!
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Brian Droste 4 months ago
I have a difficulty getting up after I wake up sometimes. Especially after I take a nap.
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Nikki Sevven 4 months ago
Part of fibromyalgia—as if chronic pain, muscle fatigue and spasms, brain fog, etc. weren't bad enough—is that the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal cycle gets stuck in an endless loop, literally resulting in being in fight or flight 24/7.
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NapQueen 4 months ago
"If you want to lose weight, you actually have to try." - bane of my life!
Reemerger 4 months ago
It's tried. It's true. It's something we have in the bag. Success!
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 4 months ago
No, changing means its going to be worse. Evidence? When has "New and improved recipe" ever *tasted* better? It is improved, certainly, it's been tweaked to be sort-of-the-same with cheaper ingredients so it'll make them more money, and since far too many people are really dumb, they'll just hint to them that it tastes better by sticking an "improved recipe" label onto it, even if the improvements were financial in nature and for their benefit not yours.
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BrunoVI 4 months ago
Whenever I hear this, I want to post a meme like, "Hey, you guys got mania?"
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 4 months ago
Hey, look on the bright side. If you're oversharing then you've found somebody to talk at.
Stardust she/her 4 months ago
I hate meeting up with friends as I always get extremely depressed around the middle of the conversation because I feel like I’m oversharing so then I just sit silently or leave the room all while criticising myself. Isolation is so much easier
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Auntriarch 4 months ago
I find it helps if after the third time, you look them in the eye and say "I think I'm going to fart". Then they generally forget what they were trying to tell you.
Digital Fantasy 4 months ago
After not hearing for the 3rd time, I just sit there and stare. The horror gets very real when I realize the other person is actually waiting for a response, so I have to say "what?" again after 20 seconds of silence.
Michael Largey 4 months ago
Hearing what they said is not the problem. Believing that they actually said it is.
Geoffrey Scott 4 months ago
..Said the person who does NOT live in the US and is apparently independently wealthy. Speak UP GD it!
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
Mine rings silently. And if you aren't in my address book, it won't ring at all. Unfortunately there's no such luck with the landline phone, but that rarely rings, and I've found that outright screaming (like horror movie scream) followed by hanging up mid-scream does tend to stop unwanted callers. It's also remarkably cathartic. Sometimes when I'm having a bad day I pick up the phone and scream even though there's nothing there but the dial tone. Once I made the dial tone stop. My poor ADSL box was probably "Dafuque DTMF tone was THAT?".
Load More Replies... Thanos'Fingers 4 months ago
I enjoy talking with strangers. Provided it happens only once and I never see them again. Even better if I don't even have to see them the first time. Hence BoredPanda.
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childish gambling addiction 4 months ago
On one hand, negative emotion. On the other hand, no emotion.
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Kristiina Männiste 4 months ago
I usually counter these by imaging smutty fantasy stories with silly plots. Helps in my case
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Uncle Panda 4 months ago
My Word-a-Day calendar popped up Perdition on the day of my thesis defense: "the utter loss of one's soul and happiness." I took the page to my defense and used it as my intro.
Mimi M 4 months ago (edited)
I think it's 'Suffern' on the LIRR, but missing the last letter. Either way, it's apt.
David 4 months ago
Suffern on Metro North. LIRR is long Island, Metro North is North and West of NYC. There is a hub for Metro North that connects to NJ Transit in Suffern, in Rockland County, right off the NJ Border. It connects the Metro North Port Jervis Line (from Port Jervis, NY where NY, NJ, and PA meet) with the NJ Transit Main Line. Also Suffern in a hub for the Hudson Link, a regional bus network that connected 3 counties of the NYC Suburbs run by NY State and the local Rockland Bus Network. It is a big hub for the Rockland/Orange County region in New York
Load More Replies... farbenzirkel 4 months ago
Me: looking for hope, peace, maybe a little encouragement. The universe: best I can do is “suffer.”
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April Pickett 4 months ago
Oh good, I knew there was a reason I never finish anything.
Load More Replies... Rick Murray 4 months ago
Starting is cool. Finishing is nice. It's just that tedious eternity in between that I don't like.
Doug Moyer 4 months ago
If you're finished, people might judge the results. If you never finish, you can say, 'it'll be great when it's done!'
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
If I opened up you'd get a long, detailed, info-dump that would make you more confused than ever. Just be aware before you begin that my mind would output a story that works like Season One of The Witcher, that is to say highly non-linear and several different storylines in parallel which may or may not be related. Oh, and it's on you to work out how all the bits fit together with no map or clues. And maybe, if you make it to the end, you'll realise that while you technically have an entire puzzle, it's a third of the pieces from three different puzzles. Good luck!
KDav 4 months ago
That's first level friendship. You have to earn the right to second level trauma dumping.
BeesEelsAndPups 4 months ago
nah. I like my friends. I save trauma dumping for anonymous strangers
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April Pickett 4 months ago
There are certain areas of my mind that are that closed off and will never be opened. I've lived with it, I'm o.k. with it.
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import pandas as pd 4 months ago
She's just decided to become a submarine, her life, her choice!
Dragons Exist 4 months ago (edited)
Someone: "are you ok?" Me (as far from being ok as possible): "yep, I'm fine"
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Nea 4 months ago
I have really f****d up mental health- extreme fears, anger related to OCD and anxiety. Therapists keep looking for a childhood trauma but I dont have any. i had what I would call an easy childhood. I have a great adult life, objectively. Sometimes I wish I could blame my problems to a childhood or sth.
Dragons Exist 4 months ago
Same, I'm not an adult yet (16) but my childhood has been great, which is why I'm afraid do go to therapy or tell anyone about my problems because there's not really any reason for them
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Chihuahua Mama 4 months ago
D**n, this image might be a new bad memory my brain clings on to. So creepy
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Tom Hardeveld 4 months ago
these days, what's the difference? Go all out and tell them the life action snow white version
Michael Largey 4 months ago
Considering what Disney was actually like, go for the Springer one.
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KatWitch57 4 months ago
This is what you gift to the idiot who says "Oh, I don't have phobias."
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
Photo caption: Woman lying awake in bed, staring blankly [etc etc]. Me: You thinking about Spike again, Buffy? Or was this back in the Angel era? Either way, a vampire *slayer* shagging vampires maybe isn't the greatest career move, huh?
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Maggie Fulton 4 months ago
I feel like the word I want is right there but it but it zooms away the moment I reach for it and doesn’t come back until five minutes later when it can laugh in my face. I know what I want to say! It’s right there! Just not when I’m talking to someone. This is why I prefer writing.
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Space Invader 4 months ago
Maybe I would like for things to matter. To me. To anyone. Being lost in a void of irrelevance is hardly uplifting....
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BrunoVI 4 months ago
And yet I know, "Do you hear the words coming out of my mouth" was a very different movie.
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import pandas as pd 4 months ago
To be fair, usually it's more interesting not to have plans - there's a room for adventure. Like wandering around the city with no destination
Hassel Davidhoff 4 months ago
I swear by this. Leave room for spontaneity.
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 4 months ago
"If I'd known I was gonna last this log, I'd have taken better care of myself." - Mickey Mantle
Rick Murray 4 months ago
The problem with making plans is having to remember them, enact them, and not freak out if/when things go off the rails. Which means having a Plan B ready, and to keep the anxiety in check, the safety blanket of a nice comfy Plan C just in case. All bases covered, all reasonable eventualities foreseen and accounted for. But that's a lot of work. Sometime better to go with no plan at all and yoyo between the glorious liberating freedom and the atavistic existential dread.
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Auntriarch 4 months ago
"Because a vision softly creeping, threw up dust while I was sleeping..."
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Stardust she/her 4 months ago
Each moment I spend outside my room is a moment where I’m on the verge of tears
Auntriarch 4 months ago
You will be strong Stardust, maybe not today or tomorrow, but you will.
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detective miller's hat 4 months ago
This happened to me one day last week at work, and of course it had to be in the middle of a phone call with a judge.
Geoffrey Scott 4 months ago
Or, you are in the middle of a story, and get to someone's name..(let's see, first name, NOPE..last name..NOPE) fade into the woodwork.
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import pandas as pd 4 months ago
this may still have healing value - looking at problems from a different, funny perspective may help in some cases
Michael Largey 4 months ago
Outrunning is not the problem. Keeping up with myself is the challenge.
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
Eff off, I had an entire childhood of people I don't know saying horrible things about me. Not only have I *earned* my weird, but I'm done trying to alter who I am to fit other people's notions of who they think I should be.
Robin DJW 4 months ago
I never did figure out what it was that they thought I should be. ("They" = everyone except my daughter, husband and brother.)
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detective miller's hat 4 months ago
My brother's girlfriend got me that exact Care Bear for this exact reason. xD
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Lace Neil 4 months ago
"In the beginning, the universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move".
Reemerger 4 months ago
"Our whole universe was in a hot, dense state Then nearly fourteen billion years ago expansion started, wait The earth began to cool, the autotrophs began to drool..."
Paige Merlin 4 months ago
Neanderthals developed tools, we built a wall, we built the pyramids…
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DennyS (denzoren) 4 months ago
Daryl - "It's four leaf clover. Make a wish" is the line before this and it never fails to make me laugh lol
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Stardust she/her 4 months ago
I genuinely hate it when people start making small talk with me as they’re obviously not interested in knowing about me and they’ll anyways forget everything but they still keep talking
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Rick Murray 4 months ago
How do I cope with stress? Let's see... it involves matches. And petrol. Lots of petrol. Pretty.
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Auntriarch 4 months ago
They missed out the the part where you wake up the next morning and don't recognise the t shirt you're wearing.
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Geoffrey Scott 4 months ago
Imagine..not fitting in with the conservatives, or not fitting in with the liberals either...(sigh)
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Auntriarch 4 months ago (edited)
They don't hate you. They're just nasty rude fückers who don't know how to behave any different.
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Learn the lesson from that Pandora chick - if there's a box, and there's maybe something nasty in the box: Dig a hole, bury the box, salt the ground, sacrifice a small furry critter, salt the ground some more just to be on the safe side, walk away, never look back.
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Stardust she/her 4 months ago
This thing f****d with my brain for many years which is why I never got enough sleep growing up. Now I just overwhelm myself with homework so that I get in the mood to sleep
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Rick Murray 4 months ago (edited)
Luckily I don't speak French quite well enough to say what I'd really like to say half the time, and I've taught myself to swear in Canadian so they don't tend to get what I say in replacement: Osti de Calice de Ciboire de F*****g Tabarnak! [and PMSL that BP censors the *tamest* part of that sentence!]
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Schnitzel 4 months ago (edited)
It’s healthier not to care; about anything! I don’t care if I die or live. I don’t care if I’m broke or rich. I don’t care where I live and I certainly don’t care what people think or say. It’s heaven!! I sound depressed but I’m not. I. just. don’t. care.
Mimi M 4 months ago
I get it. The prettified word for it is 'equanimity'. Aka not giving a shite.
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Stardust she/her 4 months ago
Ever since I was 5 I’ve been looking forward to retire. I’m still stuck in school and I’m so tired of life and myself that it feels like there’s nothing special anymore as each day feels like it’s bleeding into the next. When will it all end?
Schnitzel 4 months ago (edited)
It’s healthier not to care; about anything! I don’t care if I die or live. I don’t care if I’m broke or rich. I don’t care where I live and I certainly don’t care what people think or say. It’s heaven!! I sound depressed but I’m not. I. just. don’t. care.
Mimi M 4 months ago
I get it. The prettified word for it is 'equanimity'. Aka not giving a shite.
Load More Replies... Stardust she/her 4 months ago
Ever since I was 5 I’ve been looking forward to retire. I’m still stuck in school and I’m so tired of life and myself that it feels like there’s nothing special anymore as each day feels like it’s bleeding into the next. When will it all end?
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