74 Hilariously Relatable Memes For Adults Who Still Don’t Know What They’re Doing
Many kids find the idea of being an adult glamorous. Grown-ups get to stay up as late as they want, eat ice cream for dinner, watch R-rated movies, and if they don’t want to make their bed, they don’t have to!
But reality can hit you like a ton of bricks when you turn 18 and find out that being an adult is actually a lot of hard work. And you do have to get plenty of sleep and eat healthy, unless you want to feel terrible the next day. The good news, however, is that we’re all in it together. Bored Panda has compiled a list below of hilarious memes about the realities of adulting, so enjoy scrolling through and be sure to upvote the ones that you find painfully relatable!
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Me watching YouTube videos about fan theories for games I've never played (back in the FNAF pits again)
You start looking at daybeds for the lounge instead of a replacement sofa.
Like... being an adult isn't all that rage but there's no way in the fuㅤck I'd be willing to go back to school
And I am drinking a glass of wine so I don’t feel hungry since I spent my grocery money on a cheap bottle of wine
Until that becomes your every day reality and you can’t do much else because your body is too broken to do anything. And you literally have to set goals like, stand up for 10 seconds, step outside at least once, tell yourself you are good enough…..
But are you at the age where you think, "WHY THE FÙCK DOES A TOASTER NEED AN APP?"
And work advil and car advil and that advil you keep at your parents house.
Wow,I've got £1500 and my bills are already paid! *dashboard warning light* MWHAHAHAHA!
“Wow! I’ve never been called an adult before. I’ve been tried as one” (Otto Mann, “The Otto Show”, The Simpsons 0322)
Cooking after a gym visit...could explain why so many just have protein shakes these days instead of cooking.
Doesn’t everyone do this? I swear I can remember doing this as a teenager.
After work you can do whatever you want after; shopping, cooking, cleaning, laundry, and sorting the kids. Welcome to the "sleepkills" zone.
The most exciting school trip I ever had was to the Ideal Homes Exhibition, in Earls Court, London in the 80s. And that was only because the trip had been officially cancelled due to the IRA starting their Christmas bombing campaign,but, we all went anyway. The highlight being the look on the faces of the shop assistants as a a group of Black Country comprehensive school kids piled into shops on Oxford Street that were selling grossly overpriced tat. Such as a string vest for £50.
It's usually that moment when you look in a mirror and think, "Who t f is that old bástąrd?" .....ooooh!
Or,for the first one, going straight to work after clubbing because you didn't have time to go home.
My brain thinks I’m 18. My body thinks I’m 108. I’m 53 so it averages out, I guess.
Oh yes. Payday. The day I check my balance and subtract all of my bills to find out how much I can spend on groceries, only to realize they need to pay me for my groceries because negative numbers don’t spend
Yep. That is me. And I will continue to bump and thump my music till I d*e. Mostly because I’m half deaf from listening to really loud music in the car and in the club when I was barely legal
Home schooling end result. The kids have been raised in a protective bubble, usually religion is involved in creating a deluded version of what the world is like. So they never learned a single practical way to deal with the real world.
Stop pretending. Everyone knows that everyone else is bùllshìttìng, just like they are.
When you are very old you can start to behave like a child again ....
As soon as I left the corporate world I stopped drinking coffee. I love the smell, but don't really like the taste. However I drank it by the bucket in office jobs because Monster energy wasn't freely available in the kitchen but coffee was not only free, but part of my job to order so we always had the blend I liked best.
These are literally all young person issues. Try misplacing your brain for a week, getting up at 5 am because of a doctor's appointment, and falling over for the second time this week. And work that should take one day takes over a month to complete.
… and the next day you realise it is not completed…🤦♀️
Load More Replies...These are literally all young person issues. Try misplacing your brain for a week, getting up at 5 am because of a doctor's appointment, and falling over for the second time this week. And work that should take one day takes over a month to complete.
… and the next day you realise it is not completed…🤦♀️
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