“My Therapist Says”: 50 Relatable Memes From The Legendary Instagram Account (New Pics)
In today's world, the phrase 'my therapist said' is a pretty strong one. With more and more people deciding to attend therapy, we're hopefully entering a world with improved mental health.
There's an Instagram account called 'My Therapist Says' and it's full of catchy, thoughtful and funny posts all related to daily struggles and folks being a bit of a mess. Whether you're a mental health professional or just a person enjoying deeper thoughts, you might find some cool stuff there. We've handpicked our favorite posts from the account, so don't hold back and scroll on!
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No i refuse to lower my snackspectations so I just close the fridge and then go back an hour later when I’m so hungry I can’t function and expect there to be different items in the fridge this time.
Lol I had that same thought. Nothing against grapes though.
Load More Replies...Always have some pickles. Not the world's greatest snack but cheap and long lasting. Generally, don't binge eat a jar of pickles.
I do, I like pickles so I usually eat a whole jar because I like them so much. I don't need to watch anything, just give me my pickles!
Load More Replies...I love a pinch of parmesan cheese! Sometimes a pickle or pickled jalapeno
I always have good snacks cuz I’m rich. My butler fills up the fridge trice a day and readies my space ship so I can fly to sun every night with my good old friend Elvis.
Sometimes I don’t even have cheese and the dog is looking at me and saying WTH, those are my snacks. Not when I’m out of cheese, they’re not.
But I keep going back to the same refrigerator every hour, just to see if anything has changed in there. Like maybe some chocolate cake just happened to drop out of the sky, in the last 45 minutes.
Yes, and as of this point on, i decal are that snackspectations is officially a word
A slice of sandwich meat with mustard on it. Started that habit over 10 years ago and going strong. 😂
I try to always have Pink Lady apples and precut cheddar in my fridge at all time. My dog goes crazy because she knows the sound of cheese!
A lot of the time those are specifically the snacks I am looking for (for me tho that's likely because I'm autistic and eating random comfort foods is soothing).
My depression meal is having a single slice of stale bread, not even toasted.
I had a spoonful of apple butter yesterday for a snack. Figured it was lower calorie to skip the bread....
Last week I microwaved a tin of sweetcorn (in a mug, not a tin) with the intent of adding the last of the cheese, but the last of the cheese turned out to have been the previous days snacky snack
2:00 am sweet corn. Done it many times!!!
Load More Replies...Wanna hear a super sad story? I grew believing that adults were perfect and never made mistakes because that's who my mother was. Little did I know that she was a liar, mean, manipulative, negative and so on. 38 years old now, still can't seem to undo the damage she caused me. I still believe that adults should be good people. Every day I'm humbled and reminded otherwise every day. Thanks mom for the permanent disappointment.
"Snackspectations" wherein Pip, a young man of humble beginnings eats the crumbs of ancient wedding cake because there were no cheese slices and not a random grape nor any kind of small soft fruit to be found.
Me eating three crackers and a banana because we had no snacks at home.
Not in the last two hours. I made some popcorn so I'm chill for now...
I have this thing I don't go for a snack unless I know exactly what I am going for.
Cheese and mayonnaise on white bread is my go-to. Or mayonnaise and saltine crackers.
Not quite the same but, I just ate the radishes and chips/crisps left over from my lunch from several hours ago that were still on the side table because I'm that lazy.
Occasionally I will take a slice of bread, spread some mayo on it, then put a slice of cheese on it and eat for a snack.
One I really hate is when you go for a bowl of cereal. Then there is either no milk or no cereal.
Since when is cheese not snackworthy? Caro Caro you've been away too long!
When Joh Bjelke-Peterson used his catchphrase "don't you worry about that", he was giving himself advice.
When people ask me if I have plans for the weekend. You tell me first and then I'll decide if I have plans. Maybe my plan is to just sit with my cat and do nothing
I'll go to sleep as soon as I'm done with this episode/level/chapter... will I have to watch/play/read the next cuz I can't sleep not knowing
I hate overthinking, it tries to ruin everything that is finally good in my life right now.
... and then I attend a family reunion and suddenly I'm the most sane person amongst all of them 😬
After a fight with my husband I went to a friend's house he asked if I wanted solutions or to just vent. More people should do this
This was the game we all played on my moms side. And everybody laughed. It was fun. It did nothing for my sosial skills or ability to converse normally with grown ups. Turns out not every sentence is an invite to insult or be crass 🦧
Turns out eating real food will give you energy. One of the life lessons lost on me until my neighbor asked about my low energylevels and I made a concious effort to eat every day 🤪
I recently read a wonderful sentence: "I need you to help me understand this".
Cartoon I saw: "I'm going to have a nervous breakdown, I've worked for it, and nobody's going to deprive me of it".
Oh my yes. All the stuff I absorbed as child that was soul-chillingly frightening still disrupts my peace today.
I live for finding the job that doesn't ask if I can work well under pressure.
I sometimes overshare with strangers .... Hey Bored Panda people.🙂
I know, me too. I think, no matter your age, sex, "race", or religion, most of us "regular" people can relate to these. It's just like that nowadays.
Load More Replies...What stage of adulthood is it when you eat a pickle and ten minutes later your insides are on fire? Because that’s where I’m at right now.
I know, me too. I think, no matter your age, sex, "race", or religion, most of us "regular" people can relate to these. It's just like that nowadays.
Load More Replies...What stage of adulthood is it when you eat a pickle and ten minutes later your insides are on fire? Because that’s where I’m at right now.
