Adulting can be quite challenging (and rewarding, of course). One minute you're acing a presentation at work, the next you're drowning in complicated tax forms. And just when you think you've got your act together, life throws another challenge at you. Suddenly, you need to deal with tight deadlines, bills, and the occasional existential crisis — all while trying to remain sane.
But worry not, because in all this chaos, there's one thing that can surely lighten the mood: humor. And, the subreddit named “r/twitter_memes” is all about hilarious memes. They share relatable situations from everyday life that hit close to home. So sit back, relax, and get ready to chuckle your way through these jokes about scenarios we all experience (or at least relate to).
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Poor Hamster Lmfao
Gatherer
This is like “I don’t call my bills bills anymore, they’re so big I call them Williams”
Well Theyre Not Wrong…
Such comical posts instantly put a smile on our faces, but creating a meme is not an easy task. It’s a creative process. And while we often associate creativity with artists like writers, painters, and actors - known as "Big-C" creativity for their professional-level work - it's also part of our everyday lives.
Psychologists call this "little-c" creativity, and interestingly, it's something all of us possess. Whether it's cooking a new dish, building something from scratch, or telling jokes, it's all about being curious and inventive.
Evolution
He Ain't Wrong
This Always Happens To Me!!!
But how do we get innovative ideas? Despite the common belief that it happens spontaneously, results from psychology and neuroscience experiments indicate that it actually takes real mental work to be creative. This is mainly because our brains need to push the boundaries of what we already know and understand. It involves stretching our thinking and exploring new possibilities.
Dam Dude Xd
Why Isn’t It Spelled Like
Hmm
Dude, which half of you was eaten, and which half yeeted itself off a cliff?
Load More Replies...Everytime I take my dog in a lift I tell him "ooooh it's the magic box!" and he gets super excited and does tippy-tappies & tail wags
An elevator is a robot we allow to eat us and then trust it will spit us out later.
I use the vacuum hose to catch houseflies, wasps, etc. I like it because to them, a big black hole suddenly appears, it's drawing everything into it with irresistible force, then they travel through a wormhole in space, and wind up in a universe made of dust. If you are the fly, what are your first words on arriving?
Depends ont he vacuum. A Kirby will smack them on the way.
Load More Replies...i guess they feel the thing move, so they're not that astonished. " It moved, i'm somewhere else " , my two cents
I think some dogs understand spatial relation better than others. I had one dog who seemed to work out the elevator sorcery on his own (long story). And I had another dog who couldn't even figure out how doors to the outiside worked (He thought I could make a door open to a place where it wasn't raining during a storm). I just know the second dog thought elevators were magic portals. Luckily, he didn't seem to mind.
One of the girls in my class just laughed really hard as soon as i read this and i think its fitting
Lol, took friends from an island jungle to Hawaii. We got in an elevator. When the door opened on the 12th floor, they said in amazement "The room outside changed!"
All the stored memories in our brain serve as building blocks, allowing us to draw inspiration from past knowledge to generate new ideas. However, creativity also requires the ability to control and manipulate our thoughts effectively.
For instance, when a writer is tasked with crafting a compelling story, they may be motivated from their own experiences, recalling events, emotions, or characters. But to create something original, they go beyond mere recollection and actively manipulate these memories. They might exaggerate certain aspects, add more drama or imagine alternative scenarios. This process of cognitive control helps them transform ordinary moments into extraordinary narratives.
[cries In Working Class]
Very True Indeed
They Had Us In The First Half Not Gonna Lie
In essence, memory helps by providing the knowledge and expertise we possess, while our mental control lets us think in new ways. But it’s not just our past. Our ability to imagine future scenarios also plays a vital role in the process. The hippocampus, a seahorse-shaped region in the temporal lobe, helps us piece together details from our past experiences while envisaging future scenarios, providing a rich base for generating new ideas.
Ya Gotta Pull The Boys Back Home
The monsters can't grab my feet if they are under the blankets. It's just physics
He Must Be Proud
🦆ing Relatable
Sorry Ed Fans But It Is True
True
She Sees Something
I recommend you guys check out the Bollywood movie “Darlings”. It’s a movie on domestic violence against women and it’s good
Imagine you're planning a surprise party for a friend. You instantly think of all the celebrations you have attended, recalling what worked well and what didn't. You decide to include a particularly fun game from a previous party or a certain type of music that got everyone dancing.
By piecing together details from your past experiences, you create amazing ideas for the party. The process of drawing from the past to inform the future helps you generate creative concepts. This connection suggests that when we remember things vividly, we're able to focus on new possibilities. This is because both memory and imagination require us to combine details in a flexible way, which is the key to creative thinking.
Why?!
True
In 2022 We’re Not Fake Laughing
A network of brain areas, which includes regions like the medial prefrontal cortex, posterior cingulate cortex, and medial temporal lobes, activates during creative tasks. To put it simply, when you're not laser-focused on any activity, your brain goes into daydream mode and thinks spontaneously.
That's when all those memories and random thoughts start mingling together, creating new and exciting combinations. So, next time you catch yourself drifting off, remember, your brain might be coming up with something relatable and hilarious, just like these memes. Comment below and share some random incident that made you chuckle. Have you ever wondered if others have experienced something similar?
Memories
At the deep end of the pool I have to hold on for dear life as I’m way too short to stand there or bob up and down . Our swim coach makes us swim in the deep end every class
Follow The Beacon
Cuz I'm A Mf Tmnt
Facts
Lol, Same
Wanna Be Cryptorich?
I'm not a crypto fan and have never own even a millionth of a bitcoin, but seriously. When it's down you should put money in, when it's low, you can take out money. Same thing with any regular investments. Same thing when you're grocery shopping. You buy when it's cheap, you sell when it's expensive. Many people lose their invested money by cashing out when the value is low, thinking they are actually preventing money loss. This is why financial literacy should be taught in schools.
No Tears Left To Cry
Perspective Changer
Why Are Dads Like This?
I also read it like that. Makes it way easier to memorise numbers