This Family’s Christmas Card Goes Viral After People Notice One Savage Detail
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Ah, Christmas time. It’s a time when families come together, lost connections are reignited, and siblings report what they’ve accomplished thus far to their eager parents. If you’re ‘that sibling,’ the one who can only get a “that’s nice, dear” out of mom, this post is about to be more relatable than you can probably handle.
Twitter user Emily Seawright recently posted her family’s Christmas photo for this year, and it’s as savage as it is hilarious. One of her sisters? Engaged. The other? Expecting. Her? Well, there was really the only word to describe her relationship status and yearly achievements, and we’re guessing it made her parents a lot less ‘excited’ than the other two. Sometimes, you’re just too damn you to ever match up to your siblings in a silly family photo. Sorry, mom and dad.
The seasonal family portrait has gone massively viral, so now you’re pretty much obliged to scroll down and see what all 317 thousand people who liked it are laughing about, and why everyone is now tweeting ‘I am Emily’ in response. If you, yourself, ‘are’ Emily as well, or have had a similar experience with your family over the holidays, tell us in the comments below.
This is Emily Seawright, and she’s… Well, Emily. Keep scrolling and we promise it will all make sense
Emily recently shared her family’s Christmas card for this year, and when you see it you’ll start laughing
People found the post shockingly relatable…
And some revealed that they had even done the same thing with their families
Are you Emily? Have you had this experience with your family around the holidays? Tell us below!
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I don't feel sorry for Emily. She's young, single, attractive and appears to have a supportive family. Not to mention she is brilliant at self-marketing. She's got a lot going on. Yay Emily!
She's also probably under a lot less stress than the others.
I don't think anyone is meant to feel sorry for Emily, it's just humour. You might have heard of it?
I also don't think Last2Know meant she feels "sorry" for Emily in the traditional sense rather the more lighthearted way we say it more in keeping with the mood of this thread so.....
Humour (British English) or humor (American English; see spelling differences) is the tendency of particular cognitive experiences to provoke laughter and provide amusement. The term derives from the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks, which taught that the balance of fluids in the human body, known as humours (Latin: humor, "body fluid"), controlled human health and emotion.
I am such an Emily....
No. You're such a Lara!
Um, No, John Digiorno. Compliment. I get what Lara meant when she said she's "such an Emily". I was complimenting her, saying she's, unique, one of a kind. While everyone's else is "such an Emily", there's only ONE Lara B. ; ) Get it?
Rude!
As the mom of an Emily, I can attest that they're very wonderful and unique personalities who don't go with the crowd.
Wow crimson it seems you've got some major attitude issues
Crimson Kyoko, is it necessary to be that rude towards people that you don't even know in person?
Uh, is it neccessary for you to stick your nose in other people's business?
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Don't torture us by posting stupid shit on the internet
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Fuck Emily. She's a bitch. Tell her to close her legs a little better.
I don't feel sorry for Emily. She's young, single, attractive and appears to have a supportive family. Not to mention she is brilliant at self-marketing. She's got a lot going on. Yay Emily!
She's also probably under a lot less stress than the others.
I don't think anyone is meant to feel sorry for Emily, it's just humour. You might have heard of it?
I also don't think Last2Know meant she feels "sorry" for Emily in the traditional sense rather the more lighthearted way we say it more in keeping with the mood of this thread so.....
Humour (British English) or humor (American English; see spelling differences) is the tendency of particular cognitive experiences to provoke laughter and provide amusement. The term derives from the humoral medicine of the ancient Greeks, which taught that the balance of fluids in the human body, known as humours (Latin: humor, "body fluid"), controlled human health and emotion.
I am such an Emily....
No. You're such a Lara!
Um, No, John Digiorno. Compliment. I get what Lara meant when she said she's "such an Emily". I was complimenting her, saying she's, unique, one of a kind. While everyone's else is "such an Emily", there's only ONE Lara B. ; ) Get it?
Rude!
As the mom of an Emily, I can attest that they're very wonderful and unique personalities who don't go with the crowd.
Wow crimson it seems you've got some major attitude issues
Crimson Kyoko, is it necessary to be that rude towards people that you don't even know in person?
Uh, is it neccessary for you to stick your nose in other people's business?
This comment is hidden. Click here to view.
Don't torture us by posting stupid shit on the internet
This comment is hidden. Click here to view.
Fuck Emily. She's a bitch. Tell her to close her legs a little better.