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50 Funny Memes From This IG Page To Scroll Through Instead Of Doing Literally Anything Else
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One of the great things about memes is that they help us stay connected. When life gets in the way, weeks can go by unnoticed without us texting a friend, "Hey, how are you?” But as long as we receive a meme from them once in a while, we can rest assured that all is well.
Today, we have a collection of memes that are perfect for this purpose. Provided by the X page “Spill the Memes,” they are guaranteed to make anyone chuckle with their relatability. To find them, all you have to do is scroll down!
While you're busy sending them to your pals, don't forget to check out a conversation with expat friendship coach Sarah Siegert, who kindly agreed to tell us more about maintaining friendships with memes.
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According to expat friendship coach Sarah Siegert, memes can be a great way to stay in touch, as long as they're not the only way. “Sharing memes is fun, easy, and quick. It's sending the message of 'I saw this and it made me think of you' or 'I saw this and you would like it' which in and of itself is its own small communication,” she told us.
“At the same time, I think it is a relatively superficial and indirect way to communicate (using a medium - the meme). That means that the quality of the connection could be less deep, and the quality is poorer.”
Taking into account both sides of the coin, she says that using memes to stay connected with friends in a pinch can be better than nothing, but she also recommends planning in-person quality time meetups to maintain deep friendships. “Don't try to replace true human connection with memes,” she adds.
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tuzdayschild 1 year ago
I grew up thinking this is how noses work. Then I swapped carpet for hard wood floors in my bedroom and discovered both nostrils really could work at the same time.
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Jason 1 year ago
Ah when you get older you will understand! Though I may be too old to be alive
Red PANda (she/they) 1 year ago (edited)
I dont like how people just shrug this off as “you’re too young to be tired” when in reality the age where you can “be tired” is slowly moving down the line as the youth mental health problem increases
Riley Quinn 1 year ago
People confuse chronological age with biological age. There are people in my building who are 25-30 years older than me who always poo-poo me when I comment on feeling old and tired. Honey, I'm privy to my medical records and what they're telling me is that a few of my organs are a hellava lot older than my birthday age.
Nikki Gross 1 year ago (edited)
The only time I say anything about being older is when it comes to pain, especially if you have arthritis or other joint or bone issues. The older you get the more wear and tear your body unfortunately goes through. I spent 26 years straight standing and running around on concrete floors, even when I was a lab tech I still had to stand and move quickly all day. Sitting down at any job I've had was not an option, add all the BMX biking, Skateboard, Roller Blades, Street Hockey, Football and every other sport you can imagine. It accumulates damage in your bones, joints, tendon, muscle, ligaments, etc. over time which, yes it will make the pain worse because the older you get the more trauma your body has gone through. I turn 47 on May 24 and I wish to God I had the same energy, less pain and recovery time as in my 30's because it takes a hell of a lot longer for my body to bounce back from pretty much everything.
ManuelQue 1 year ago
Have you seen a doctor? Please get a checkup if you can. Tired is one thing; being on the floor - literally or not - is another.
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th3_rur4l_jur0r 1 year ago
it's an honor making it to old age, being a whiny young person doesn't mean s**t.
Zoey Rayne 1 year ago
I've always considered this an odd thing to say, especially considering how much sleep babies need.
FoxEcoLimaIndiaCharlieIndiAlfa 1 year ago
Pretty sure human beings get tired for their entire lives. Of course there are levels to it, but still.
Dan St John 1 year ago
The old saying is true. If I would have known I would live this long, I would have taken better care of myself.
Betty Vanderhooven-SchmaaSchmaa 1 year ago
When I was young I could keep going even when I was tired. Being older, I just can't.
Betty Vanderhooven-SchmaaSchmaa 1 year ago
Ouch. That wasn't nice. There's a different kind of fatigue that I feel as I age.
Siegert further tells us that sending memes is most appropriate when the connection has already been established and people are trying to maintain it. “Building a new connection solely through sending memes is also possible, but the connection will be less deep and the quality of the connection will be poorer,” she says.
“Sending memes as a way to stay connected is also most appropriate when you have a busy period of time and you want to show your friend, 'Hey, I'm thinking of you!' without investing a bunch of time talking or meeting up. It's a tool that's most appropriate to tie things over in between the high-quality ways to connect (meetups, phone calls, etc.).”
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SirWriteALot 1 year ago
Every time I see that meme I wonder what caused this little girl to cry so heartbreakingly.
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madeleine f 1 year ago
I once had a cat that actually said mmmnnn nom nom nom mrrrr' every time he got fed. Made me laugh so much.
However, she warns that relying solely on memes for communication can make the connection superficial. “You can still use memes to express yourself, but they won't replace a vulnerable conversation with a friend. So the negative impact could be that you feel less connected to your friend and that the connection will be of poor quality because you both share less about what's really going on for you and so the connection fades away.
It's a light-touch form of communication. If you want a true, deep, and real friendship, you'll need to put in more work than solely sending memes. You need to speak to your friends, share information, ask questions, deeply connect. That's not possible solely through sending and receiving memes."
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While sending memes is a quick way to connect and, at times, might even seem lazy, it’s comforting to know that it still counts as a genuine way to maintain relationships. This is especially helpful when our social batteries are empty or we are too tired to properly reach out, but we still want to express that we care about them.
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Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago
My bro in law has that pizza slicer! It was a present from me and he instantly loved it. :D
Sometimes we just don’t have the psychological power to answer a text, even though we’re mindlessly scrolling online. Lifestyle coach Dr. Mary Kempnich explains that this is more common than we might think.
“Responding to a message of a friend you care about actually takes some time and requires you to put in some effort especially if they’ve asked you questions that are not very easily answered in a minute or two,” she said. Whereas, passively scrolling is a more relaxing and distracting activity, especially if the person had a draining day or even a week.
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Spittnimage 1 year ago
She has to hold the pizza in her lap or the cats will run off with most of it.
If you find yourself avoiding committing to answering a longer text, Dr. Kempnich advises leaving a little comment or a like. This way, the friend is aware of your presence and informed that you’re not ready to reply properly just yet.
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Luckily, in many friendships, there’s this unspoken mutual understanding that a person should not take it personally if the other doesn’t have the emotional capacity to send a text as usual. If memes are all we can do in the moment, that’s quite alright, said psychologist Andrea Bonior. It is certainly better than silence.
“When demands get in the way of us keeping up our relationships in the ways we’d like, we feel guilty and pull a disappearing act altogether,” she told HuffPost. “Or we think we have to do some big grandiose ‘catch-up’ since it’s been so long, whereas in reality it’s the little things that can matter most.”
After being MIA for a longer period of time, it can also feel a little uncomfortable to send an apology text, whereas sharing a good meme, an X post, or a TikTok can be a great icebreaker. “Sometimes having smaller, more fleeting interactions can keep things feeling more natural and connected than putting undue expectations on yourself that will only feel burdensome, or will lead to further growing apart,” Bonior said.
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Robert Trebor 1 year ago
I cook the whole package of linguini, and used to take the whole bowl to the table and force it all into my gaping maw, but now I take a reasonable portion in a smaller bowl, and most of the time there is another meal to put away. Hooray for portion control will power. It only took 74 years of (not) trying.
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Katie Lutesinger 1 year ago
When my battery runs out, you *really* do not want to be around me.
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Firstname Lastname 1 year ago
I can remember if I locked it because of the *beep beep* but can't recall if I turned off the lights and wipers unless I say the word as I do it.
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Kobe (she) 1 year ago
That is why you carefully pick up the snack, pretend to eat it and than give it back. Double win for the toddler. You "ate " their snack and they get to eat it for real.
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SirWriteALot 1 year ago
New camera ... or plumber. New camera ... or plumber. Do I REALLY need to fix my toilet? I mean ...
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