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Memes help people to not only make sense of their experiences but also to relate to one another. They serve as a universal language that contributes to a shared cultural experience, transcending our individual perspectives.
So in order to remind you that the universe isn't fixated on hurting just you but is, in fact, after all of us, we invite you to take a look at the Instagram account 'Neurodivergent Memes,' which tackles everyday problems with a healthy dose of humor.
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GoGoPDX 1 year ago
I loved when I worked the graveyard shift because there was just something about the stillness of the night. Though, as an ER nurse, that stillness would be interrupted quite often, it still had a different feel than any other shift.
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Linda Gilliam 1 year ago
I'm up from 1:00am-5:00am because my husband snores like he sawing down the Redwood Forest. 😴😴🖕🖕😉
Bored something 1 year ago
I know how you feel. I go to bed earlier than him now and use headphones with an audiobook playing. I also wake at 6 and have my peace for an hour before anyone else is up.
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Wondering Alice 1 year ago
I love it so much, it's a shame to be tired and not get the full benefit. I go to bed as early as I can so I can get up in the middle of the night and enjoy this.
Epona 1 year ago
I agree! I just wish the people that live/care for the people that live in the group home below me didn't get up at 5:30 and talk in the common area underneath my bedroom. I live in an apartment building that has a group home in it and the carers are there 24/7 (shift work, I presume) and I guess they get up early in case the tenants need them. I don't mean it to sound rude, I just don't want to hear talking in the suite below my bedroom at 5 in the morning, when there isn't any other noise. I'm a night owl and I was awake when it happened this morning, but I wasn't talking (I live alone). The group home goes from one end of the building (the back) to the other (the front), they could be in the other end of the suite at 5 AM and not be bothering me. I don't want to have to wear earplugs at home.
StretcherBearer 1 year ago
I am most productive between 10pm and 9am. My schedule is nonsense.
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#4
Potterhead934 1 year ago
Sometimes I am reading and I completely zone out and think about other things and I have to reread the whole paragraph again
Internet memes "are one of the clearest manifestations of the fact there is such a thing as digital culture", said Paolo Gerbaudo, a reader in digital politics and director of the Centre for Digital Culture at Kings College London.
Gerbaudo describes memes as a "sort of a ready-made language with many kinds of stereotypes, symbols, situations. A palette that people can use, much like emojis, in a way, to convey a certain content."
#9
Carole 1 year ago
I'm not a gifted kid, but I've always been a bookworm. I did have a period where I lost interest in reading and it made me so sad. Fortunately, I was able to overcome my slump and I've come to realise that I'll always go back to reading even if I take a lot detours with my other hobbies. Reading will always be my favourite thing in this world.
Memes tap into our collective online consciousness and because of that, they have also been referred to as digital folklore – or "Netlore."
"We can see not just the new ways people do things or the new ways people express themselves in public but also some of the themes, some of the anxieties or desires people have. All of these complex issues are reflected in things like memes," Gerbaudo added.
#11
Lauren S 1 year ago
Not only do I get anxiety about that but I stress about not knowing if I’ll have to make a left turn without a traffic light, that I won’t know what lane I need to be in and which lanes end, wondering how many u-turns I’ll have to make when I screw up the GPS’s step by step directions, will there be a roundabout? I could go on.
If you're still scrolling this list, chances are, you are part of the meme subculture.
Gerbaudo thinks that if you're looking at a meme and "you get through the kind of enigma or mystery around that at face value" you are probably part of the group it is aimed at.
"You understand [the] language, you understand the assumptions of the group," he added.
#15
michael Chock 1 year ago
People say I am smart, then I look around at my life and think "prove it"
#17
D. Pitbull 1 year ago
Or... you start it in private and tell NO ONE because she raised you to believe that no matter how well you did, that it was a failure anyhow - so now you're in constant paralyzing fear of 'failing', and that NOTHING you do is good enough. Then ... you see random-others on the internet posting/selling/advertising ridiculously sub-par garbage... and you wonder "I can NOT possibly be that bad. How are these people getting away with it?"
Oftentimes the most viral, most loved memes are memes that are about things that are very recent in public memory. However, there's something timeless about 'Neurodivergent Memes.'
#23
UnpopularPanda 1 year ago
If I say I am in Paris and you see me in the local market next day, you're in Paris too. No need to make it complicated.
#24
UnpopularPanda 1 year ago (edited)
I got misophonia (Idk, self diag'ed maybe) and I can't watch anything on phone with sound. If it ain't have subtitles I am not watching it however if it's on TV or big screen and the sound volume is just enough I don't get that mad. I tried to work on it and normalize after being married but couldn't pretend to be okay so my wife understands it and doesn't play videos without headfones or going to other room. I sometimes feel bad for her :( I read people getting irritated by other people's loud phones in public all the time but that makes me extramad and I have picked multiple fights for this very reason because asking nicely didn't help.
#30
Soozie Poozie 1 year ago
Yes! I rarely ever ask for help and then get completely overwhelmed and stressed out trying to do everything on my own.
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Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
You can always fall back on "I pulled Excalibur from the stone", because everyone will start making Monty Python jokes and forget you exist.
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michael Chock 1 year ago
I get very comfortable around people when I am tired, listen to me then.
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Sunflower Moon 1 year ago
The mortifying embarrassment of knowing that other people know how you really feel is terrifying. I always know this and yet still do it randomly for some unknown reason.
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michael Chock 1 year ago
I am obsessed with new skills until I am good at them, then they are mind numbingly boring. I have a hard time in interviews explaining I am good at everything I have done but only want to do what I haven't done so I can be good at that too and move on.
#51
Moosy Girl 1 year ago
Let me save everyone the trouble: penguins have legs, and knees, and femurs, tibias and fibulas. I didn’t check if they have elbows though… :p
#54
Leslie Gully 1 year ago
The ones who aren't doctors are the girls with undiagnosed ADHD. Or was that just me?
#61
Blaze Onyx 1 year ago
This is me right now. I have an assignment due in like 2 hours that I havent even started but instead I chose to listen to a new musical my friend sent me (Epic: The Musical) and rambling about how good it is
#63
michael Chock 1 year ago (edited)
Do both to be safe. I like green and my dad was getting his testicle cancer removed a couple of rooms down while I was being born.
#65
josh Mcnally 1 year ago
I have two strategies: don't talk and hate myself after, or talk and hate myself after. Yaaayy
#66
Robert Beveridge 1 year ago
I worked in various forms of customer service for a couple years in my twenties. I quickly learned that if I thought I hated everyone, I was either at work or commuting.
#72
BPisaddictive 🇮🇹 🤌 1 year ago
If you have an explanation, I would love to hear it. This is me rn
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#83
OneHappyPuppy 1 year ago
I am actively trying to avoid this exact thing in every. damn. conversation I have. I did it again though didn't I?
#86
Norm Gilmore 1 year ago
But when your friends are of the same mind the results can be hilarious..
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Mrs. Ginger McSarcasm 1 year ago
Couldn't get that out of my head as a teenager. I'm a lot happier now. (Hint: it's because I don't live with my parents anymore)
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I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 1 year ago
Did we not literally just have a post about people hijacking phrases like mania which totally diminishes what actual mania is? Some of these are very relatable but not because I'm nuerodivergent. Come on BP do better
Gracie Lou 1 year ago
A lot of these had to do with depression and anxiety. I've heard and read of people including depression and anxiety as a type of neurodivergence now. I'm a person with depression and anxiety, and my kids are all neurodivergent, and I don't agree with this emerging theory, but it is it there.
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MayaGeGe 1 year ago
I don't get the 'neurodivergent' point, and how any of the memes are representative of it
LB 1 year ago (edited)
Yeah, disappointing. I don't find these that relatable, or mostly it bugs me that they are super unspecific.
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LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago (edited)
Yet another bunch of stereotypes from BoredPanda.Stop posting harmful c**p like this BoredPanda. Not every neurodivergent person hates people, is antisocial, and doesn’t like doing things. These sound more like stereotypes about depression and agoraphobia than neurodivergence. I honestly don’t even think BoredPanda reads the crud they post anymore.
v 1 year ago
Here is another example of how social media does more harm than good. People latch onto a word (nuerodivergent, genocide and antisemitism are popular right now) and use it because they think it makes them sound cool or better informed and they're too lazy to take the time to learn what the words actually mean and how/when they are properly used.
Freya the Wanderer 1 year ago
I can relate to some of these, but was hoping for more that deal with autism
SilverSkyCloud 1 year ago
sometimes i make up scenarios in my head and end up hurting my own feelings
Renee Prete 1 year ago
Somebody has been spying on me and just told the world about what they saw!!
Everest Hernandez He/She/They 1 year ago
Being autistic and depressed and anxious, these hit quite close to home
Lame Llama 1 year ago
I think it's time we move on from bp? The "writers" don't seem to understand the words they are using.
Gozer LeGozerian 1 year ago
Can we stop using neurodivergent about every little thing people think they're the only ones doing? Absolutely insufferable the desperate reach to be unique.
Happy to be a wallflower 1 year ago
These are not a sign of neurodivergence, just a sign of being alive and a human.
I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 1 year ago
Did we not literally just have a post about people hijacking phrases like mania which totally diminishes what actual mania is? Some of these are very relatable but not because I'm nuerodivergent. Come on BP do better
Gracie Lou 1 year ago
A lot of these had to do with depression and anxiety. I've heard and read of people including depression and anxiety as a type of neurodivergence now. I'm a person with depression and anxiety, and my kids are all neurodivergent, and I don't agree with this emerging theory, but it is it there.
Load More Replies... MayaGeGe 1 year ago
I don't get the 'neurodivergent' point, and how any of the memes are representative of it
LB 1 year ago (edited)
Yeah, disappointing. I don't find these that relatable, or mostly it bugs me that they are super unspecific.
Load More Replies... LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago (edited)
Yet another bunch of stereotypes from BoredPanda.Stop posting harmful c**p like this BoredPanda. Not every neurodivergent person hates people, is antisocial, and doesn’t like doing things. These sound more like stereotypes about depression and agoraphobia than neurodivergence. I honestly don’t even think BoredPanda reads the crud they post anymore.
v 1 year ago
Here is another example of how social media does more harm than good. People latch onto a word (nuerodivergent, genocide and antisemitism are popular right now) and use it because they think it makes them sound cool or better informed and they're too lazy to take the time to learn what the words actually mean and how/when they are properly used.
Freya the Wanderer 1 year ago
I can relate to some of these, but was hoping for more that deal with autism
SilverSkyCloud 1 year ago
sometimes i make up scenarios in my head and end up hurting my own feelings
Renee Prete 1 year ago
Somebody has been spying on me and just told the world about what they saw!!
Everest Hernandez He/She/They 1 year ago
Being autistic and depressed and anxious, these hit quite close to home
Lame Llama 1 year ago
I think it's time we move on from bp? The "writers" don't seem to understand the words they are using.
Gozer LeGozerian 1 year ago
Can we stop using neurodivergent about every little thing people think they're the only ones doing? Absolutely insufferable the desperate reach to be unique.
Happy to be a wallflower 1 year ago
These are not a sign of neurodivergence, just a sign of being alive and a human.
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