People Share 50 Painfully Hilarious Memes To Sum Up Adulthood

Just subscribed to his YouTube page

this is not a "painfully hilarious meme to sum up adulthood" it's a wholesome post about a kind dad

I've been following him on youtube for few years now.

I wish all fathers were patient like this. My own father expected perfection from the beginning. His attitude seemed to be "I can do it, so you should be able to." F*****g awful teacher, and coach.

I always love seeing this posted in things. It's such a sweet and very meaningful thing to do. I mean instruction videos are cool but I feel he probably talks to you like he's your dad which makes it more appealing; plus his reason for doing it touches even my black heart

Insta-Gran!

Ohmygosh, this is actually a fantastic idea! Gives the elders an expressive outlet, teaches the rest of us and an opportunity to share those bomb-a*s recipes! 😀

Knittaz4Lyfe

Yeah and then we could start one for the 25-65 y/o whos always super busy and with no time to relax. Onlyplans

Need. I want all the pickles. Make it global!

Especially shoeboxes. I have to go thru my "stash" every once in a while and take them out to the recycling bin. They always seem to be good to have to store misc stuff in, but I rarely do.

I've given up debating this topic. The part of me that wants to keep the box always wins anyway.

Amen amen we could be related ,why throw it out when I could let it clutter my house ,take ,space and then throw it out and think I could have used it for something

If you have a cat, the decision will be made for you.

And there is my mom, who really wanted to send me cookies in time before Christmas, but just didn´t manage to, because she "didn´t have a fitting card board"! It´s not a matter of money, it´s more like there seems to be a secret rule not to pay for a box...

So true x

I've been a mom for 21 years now and this one hit me right in the heart. I adore my kids but miss my mom!

Let me tell you, as a child, remembering coming down on Christmas morning just knowing Santa had come the night before was the most magical experience in my life. But then I became a mom, and it is SO much better. So much more magical knowing you created that sense sense of wonder and magic in your own kids.

Or a dad

Higher this

Looks familiar. And it worked out well.

This looks cozy :) the sock in the middle of the floor completes it. Home!

I slept on worse matresses than this one in my 20s without any issues. Now, in my 40s, I would be bent for a week after sleeping on that for one night only...

It's more than fine and even exciting!

Soon-to-be me!

Sadly accurate. Some of the same kids who were like this in high school are going down the insane Facebook conspiracy route.

"I'll never use any of this stuff-" Yes, you will. You may not use those details exactly, but you will use the skills you gained in learning about it. You won't solve algebraic equations, but you will learn to problem-solve with a set of steps to take you to an answer you can check. You won't write the great novel, you won't read poetry for fun, but you will understand how to recognize and read a variety of genres, how to concentrate even if you don't "like" it and glean information, how to analyze a text and its resources, and how to ask critical questions. You won't necessarily become a theorist or historical researcher, but you will learn to recognize tropes, patterns, lies, shifts. You won't play clarinet professionally, but the hours you spent practicing and learning musical scales helped your brain develop more complicated thinking. The brain's second-biggest growth happens during ages 12-25ish. Yes, you need to learn "this stuff" b/c you need to learn how to LEARN.

This should be much higher.

On that note, can we mostly teach things that are useful? In one of the required-to-graduate math classes at my school, we had to learn a type of equation that's pretty much only used in the field of light science, so unless you plan to become a light scientist, it's practically useless. But would be useful is like, idk, a sewing class. Do they have that? Ofc not. (Granted, with this generations obsession with fast fashion, we'd probably just throw stuff away and buy new :/ )

But trigonometry?? Algebra? I've still yet to find any purpose for those in life.