That's enough now

Another memory to bring up in therapy

Supremely awkward.

“Don’t get married… or move your coffee machine”

No-one wants to be the blue

Typing is hrad

Haha, weird animal

Ah, the great communicators.

Australians, man.

The Ring doorbell strikes again

Hopefully he learned a valuable lesson

It's not that deep...

Anyone who has been single in the last decade or so probably understands just how bleak Tinder can be. It's filled with strange, lonely people. Some prospective suitors are intensely creepy, and make your skin crawl. Others are try-hards who seem to have stalked your profile and are suddenly interested in all of your hobbies. If we're being real, though, 90% of Tinder exchanges are generally just boring. Once in a while, thanks to subreddits like r/tinder , we get to witness those strange and a…

It's hard to read someone's emotions through text. In fact, sometimes it's damn near impossible, especially if you're speaking to someone with particularly dry humor. Even the most subtle facial expressions can give us hints about the intention behind words. Without emotional cues, anything said is left up to blind interpretation. That's why people often turn to emojis and initialisms in text to make up for the missing facial expressions. When @SpookyGothLoser posted a meme criticizing the use o