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We all need to occasionally be reminded of how wonderful the world is, and how kind and caring people can truly be. When you spend too much time watching the news and browsing social media, you can come to the false conclusion that life is horrible. That’s far from the truth. Life is very nuanced. And there’s plenty of good to outweigh the bad.
That’s where the ‘Wholesome Memes’ account on X (formerly Twitter) comes in. The project does exactly what it says on the tin and shares memes about all things wholesome. We’ve collected some of the best ones for you to enjoy and share with your pals. Scroll down to check ‘em out. This might be the mood booster that you need today!
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#1
Wholesome Moments
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#2
The Real Hero
#3
Anything Is Possible
The ‘Wholesome Memes’ project was started in early 2017. Over the years, it attracted a community of 38.7k loyal followers who love what the account stands for. However, at the time of writing, it appears that the curators have taken a break from posting new wholesome memes.
It’s easy to see why so many people love the content shared by the project. It’s lighthearted. It’s fun. It offers a nice contrast to a lot of the emotional ick you watch and read about every single day. We all need a pick-me-up from time to time. Sometimes, a handful of memes are enough to (slightly) restore our faith in humanity.
#4
Some People Opt For Kindness As They Wake Up Kudos To Them
#5
Don’t Let Others Tell You What To Do
Angeldust McQuade 2 years ago (edited)
Your smile is absolutely infectious, Nothing more beautiful than that in this word
#6
As Wholesome As Can Be
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
Outstanding! Good on you for giving him this opportunity to get his life back!
Human beings are fundamentally social creatures. Our ancestors needed to form strong, durable social connections in order to survive, as well as to thrive.
Though our level of technological development has soared over thousands of years, our innate drive to connect and relate to others hasn’t gone away. It’s still very much present.
#7
Wholesome Mafia
#8
Now Don’t Go Spending It All In One Place
#9
I Thought You Couldn't Celebrate Lunar New Year Unless You Had A Moon?
One way to connect to other people is through memes. At their core, memes are what we share and reshare. They can be ideas, funny pictures, or even attitudes. So when we laugh at memes or spam our social circles with them, we’re actively participating in the culture of a particular group of people. The only difference is that this is mostly done online now, rather than in person.
#10
Wholesome Moved In Together
#11
Lots Of Details Put On To This
David 2 years ago
I went to high school with a guy named Mark Weatherby. He drew on desks but was good enough he mostly got away with it because folks liked what he drew. He also got snagged by the cheerleaders to draw banners and such for homecoming games. Early on his work was super detailed doodles. Think "Where's Waldo" sort of stuff. Later much of his art became photorealistic. One example in link. TDLR: Encourage the artist. -= il_fullxfu...5_i2c8.jpg 
#12
Here A New Challenge To Make The World Clean
It’s nice to stay in touch with your friends through cat memes and silly little Instagram reels. And remote communication is certainly better than being completely isolated and alone. However, online messaging will never replace quality meetups in person. Usually, people are busy with work, studying, parenting, and a dozen other things.
Some of them forget that relationships—like our health and skills—need consistent attention and nurturing.
#13
Since I Was A Kid I've Always Wanted To Get On Fire Truck. Are You Wanted???
#14
Just Happy Being Included
There are very utilitarian reasons to genuinely invest in building deep connections with other people. To put it bluntly, folks who have lots of meaningful, positive relationships in their lives live longer, have a higher quality of life, and are way happier.
So even if you prefer to be by yourself, it’s well worth consciously reaching out more often to the people you care about the most.
The Harvard Study of Adult Development has been running since 1938 and has been extensively covered in the news and by content creators in recent years. The 8+ decade-spanning study has come to a very simple, common sense, but important conclusion. Namely, that good relationships lead to health and happiness. However, The Atlantic notes that you must actively nurture those relationships. Hoping that they’ll turn out alright won’t be enough.
#16
Pavlov's Daughter
#17
It Has Pockets
Multa Nocte 2 years ago
What do we want? We want pockets! When do we want them? We want them now!
#18
Everyone Should
Lauren S 2 years ago
Everyone plays an important role in a company. There’s a story of a US pres (I want to say JFK maybe?) visiting NASA and asking the janitor what he did there. The man answered that he is helping put a man on the moon. Thank you to the janitors, maintenance workers, landscapers, etc who are behind the scenes yet making things beautiful and smooth for us.
Alexandra 2 years ago
Can you imagine what the world would look if they went all on strike for a few days???
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DJ B 2 years ago
And why wouldn't you? Why is that even a question? The people that don't do that are morons.
benstella 2 years ago
Yeah lol the fact you even SAY that shows how you think!
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Michael Largey 2 years ago
The CEO can go AWOL for a month with no effect. But if a janitor did that, ...
LovingKnuckle 2 years ago
One of the things I really loved when I lived in London was we would have after work drinks at a bar near the office and everyone was there. From the person who served you lunch or cleaned the bathrooms to the global CEO everyone talked to each other and no one batted an eye.
Gardener of Weeden 2 years ago
I have More respect for the Janitors than I do the ceo. The Janitors/ Maintenance etc. WORK for a living.
Mabelbabel 2 years ago (edited)
I used to work in a building built in the 1930s-it was art deco in style, and full of mahogany wall panels and brass fixtures. The dept cleaner, Marie, took huge pride in keeping the building perfect-it was never-ending, always polishing and buffing. Seeing how hard she worked made us treat the place more respectully and look after it. And then the department brought in money saving practices, and Marie was replaced by a external company who won the tender. Except the person in the dept responsible for the contract made a mess of it. All the new company did was basic cleaning, they emptied trashcans and cleaned the bathroom, but polishing brass and mahogany was separate, and had to be additionally funded. Very soon, the place looked awful, shabby, dull and uncared for. It was frightening to see just how much having a grotty workplace contributed towards low staff morale and reduced output.
JayWantsACat 2 years ago
Even if my mom didn't work in hotel housekeeping for 3 decades. Even if I didn't spend my summers in junior high being a janitor for a ship cleaning company. Even if those didn't happen I'd still treat people the same regardless of their profession. It's basic human decency and it's so weird to me that people treat other like s**t because of the work they do.
Ban-One 2 years ago
That's Radio Man on the left. The guy has quite the life story. And now over 300 cameo appearances.
Love it or leave it 2 years ago
I was recently a patient in a hospital for 8 days so I saw a lot of staff repeat. One was a housekeeper "Ronnie". I made sure Ronnie got all of the respect and kindness that every nurse and doctor did. After all, each and every job in a hospital is to enhance your health. If Ronnie hadn't cleaned my room, bacteria could have proliferated and harmed someone, perhaps even tragically. We all must remember that EVERYONE'S job in any facility is for the good of the people! Ronnie had no less importance than my surgeon.I
Richard Graham 2 years ago
Actually, in a just society the janitor (productive and essential) would get much more respect than the CEO (paper shuffler).
Brie Sansotta 2 years ago
I have never seen Tom Hardy look so good! Usually see him as grungy, pudgy, growly in movies and TV. This Tom Hardy is yummy!
Naomie Moore 2 years ago
Absolutely agree. The unsung heroes. People fail to realize that we need these people. Everyone has an important occupation.
Diana Hansen 2 years ago
As a retired RN I can attest to this! If the cleaning persons did not clean the rooms, we couldn't do our jobs! All workers are precious and it seems that the more basic the job, the more important it is!
Blondie23 2 years ago
I always try to be nice to everyone... regardless of their jobs we are all humans. The cleaning crew at the company I work for are some of the nicest people! I found out years ago that one of the guys has the same birthday as me and now when he sees me he calls me his birthday buddy and we laugh. It just makes life better!!!!
WayoftheStarPrincess 2 years ago
My mum always told me that in school and work it was important to be close to the cleaning staff, maintenance, janitors and the lunch people. I respect most people, but if I had to speak up for someone, it's more likely the janitor than the boss.
BrownTabby 2 years ago
“C’mon dude, I’m not going to guillotine the janitor” - Someone on Tumblr
S R Godwin 2 years ago
Remember the Hospital porters and cleaners - good on you, Tom Hardy. Brilliant actor btw.
Candi B 2 years ago
Tom Hardy is my favourite actor and human being in general. He had it rough when he was younger but has changed his whole life and become THE Tom Hardy. As a recovering addict myself, I can’t tell you how much it means to know if Tom and Davina can do, so can I! Love this man!
As Forbes comments on the Harvard study, supportive and nurturing relationships protect us against the stresses of life. Folks with strong(er) social connections have lower rates of diabetes and arthritis, as well as cognitive decline and other chronic conditions. In effect, these meaningful relationships help calm us down during turbulent times.
#19
Grandpa Always Has Candy
#20
Wholesome Duo
It’s not just positive relationships that are good for us: their lack is horrible, utterly horrible, for our physical, emotional, and mental health. To be very clear, social isolation is a massive problem that wrecks people’s quality of life.
The US Surgeon General’s advisory made it clear that social disconnection is as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. However, once again, these connections have to be meaningful to improve our lives. Superficial chitchat at work or elsewhere doesn’t count for much.
#24
When You Try To Take A Picture
“To be clear, social connections don’t just mean happy hour or the water cooler chats we’ve mythologized since Covid killed the traditional workplace. True social connection is about creating moments of meaning that drive aligned purpose and belonging. Small or large affirmations that your voice matters, your colleagues trust you, your organization needs you. Social connection, or social capital, is the glue that holds your workplace together,” Ann Kowal Smith writes on Forbes.
#25
We Can Use Social Media As A Force For Good
#26
It's Trying To Learn
#27
Let's Keep Being Ourselves Till The Good Things Start Coming
Social disconnection affects more than just individual people’s lives or local communities. It costs American businesses roughly $154 billion a year. Employees who are socially connected are more productive. On the flip side, workers who find themselves isolated are not engaged. And they’re not happy. This leads to a lot of misery at work… and worse results for companies.
#28
No Talk Me I Angy
#29
Made My Day
#30
Such A Helpful Grandfather
There are very clear reasons to foster meaningful connections and empathy, for individuals and businesses alike. And they’re easy to see whether you think altruism and relationships are valuable in their own right or if you’re looking at productivity spreadsheets. It sometimes takes a handful of silly memes to remind all of us that wholesomeness is a single kind act away.
Which of these memes did you think were the most wholesome, dear Pandas? What have you done recently to be kind to others? Share your thoughts in the comment section at the bottom of this article.
#31
Gift That Keeps On Giving
Upstaged75 2 years ago
My mom once bought a life size Dracula with glowing eyes for a Halloween party. I had the best time posing him all over the house for her to find when she wasn't expecting it. :)
#32
First Person To Fall Asleep Experiences Wholesomeness
#33
Protects Against Monsters At Night
#34
He Just Need A Hug!
#35
Possibly Not Wholesome, But Clearly Benefiting Some Folks
TruthoftheHeart 2 years ago
We shouldn't have to do this, men if a woman says no or acts uninterested just go away we don't owe you our time or attention.!!
#36
Please Do Not Wake Up Sleeping Sky Squeaker
#38
Well Come On Then Buzz Him In!
#39
Duolingo Can Be Good Sometimes
Cyber Returns 2 years ago
Later that night Duolingo took the lives of 40 people who failed to log in and learn Spanish
#40
Now That's A Good Kid
Erla Zwingle 2 years ago
Yes kids can be sweet but we forget that they can be amazingly powerful. Do not be fooled by their small dimensions, they have the universe inside them.
#41
Are We Joke ?
#42
Wholesome Jellyfish
#43
This Poor Man Hasn't Had A Good Night's Sleep Since 2014
Robert Trebor 2 years ago
I saw a dad with three identical little boys in the shopping cart, and I asked if they were discounted in quantity, and he said in a whisper, >sometimes I want to try to get a refund."
#44
This Is Pretty Wholesome
#45
Lemon Meringuin
#46
Wholesome Text
#48
Baby Hippo!
#49
Wholesome Neighbour
#50
Despicable
Toasted Applesauce 2 years ago
Elevenses? Luncheon? Afternoon tea? Dinner? Supper? He knows about them, doesn't he?
#51
An Accidentally Cute Love Story
#52
Look At His Smile :)
#54
4 Year Old Pretends To Be A Hired Cleaner And Shares About Herself
#55
Adorable Little Thing That I Wanted To Share
#56
Otters Are The Best
#58
Legendary Dad
#59
That's What I Call A True Love
#60
I Feel Like Every Region Has Their Own Version Of This
Emotionally unstable elephant 2 years ago
Me, having a gender dysphoria day. Person I've never met before automatically calling me by my preferred pronouns:
#61
The Best Of Friends!!!
#62
Plate Of Food With Love
#63
More Than Expected
nomnomborkbork 2 years ago
Especially wonderful when you consider all the 100yr old's friends are likely long gone. Horribly lonely to outlive everyone you loved except your children.
#64
Froggo Go Brrr
#66
This Is The Way
#67
You. Are. Important
BarkingSpider 2 years ago
I liked one, I think it was the old Monkey Island on PC, where if you fell off the cliff, you bounce back up and he said something a out rubber trees haha.
#69
Is It Though. Seriously Tell Me
#70
Wholesome Korok Lookalike
#71
I Don't Like The Ocean Anymore
#72
Fancy Roomba
#73
Have We Got Any Of That Pie Left?
#74
A Three Year Old's Answer In Mother's Day Card
#75
Literally A Good Person
#77
My Mom Sent Me This
#78
Let's Always Be Liquid And Solid, Never Gas
#79
Why Do Dads Love Playing Solitaire So Much?
Cobalt Dagon 2 years ago
My dad has three siblings, and when they were all kids, they would all play solitaire on the family computer. they had played solitaire on the computer so much that the computer could no longer generate a solitaire game that you could win.
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Mermeow Overlord (they/them) 2 years ago
I love the wholesome content, it makes me feel so much better about the world.
Mermeow Overlord (they/them) 2 years ago
I love the wholesome content, it makes me feel so much better about the world.
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