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Let's pour one out to all the meme posters and meme-makers of Reddit. Without their hard work, we'd be much more bored and much more depressed than we already are. This gallery is filled to the brim with amusing memes from Reddit's many amazing subreddits. From relatable jokes to dank nuggets of humor gold, the website never fails to keep us entertained. We hope these memes do the same for you.

Happy Friday, y'all! It's time once again for the weekly Dank Drop. This week's installment has a little dose of PS5, 2020, and other things we think you'll thoroughly enjoy. So scroll through these and then check out last week's Dank Drop!

Reddit's r/relationship_advice community has been especially active these days - mostly filled with people coping with coronavirus lockdowns and the relationship issues that go hand in hand with being quarantined with someone. Dating is never easy, but the threads that become popular on this subreddit sometimes show cringier dilemmas than we ever thought possible. And that's definitely the case for this unlucky couple. As the frustrated man explained to the community late last night, his girlfriend recently "came out" to him as an otherkin. After eight months of dating, she revealed that she feels she is a cat in a human's body. 

His partner, who believes she can communicate with cats, went as far as to quit her job. Why? Because cats don't work. The whole thing sounds excruciating, and redditors were quick to respond with both earnest advice, and some seriously hilarious comment gold. And we've included both category of response for your convenient perusal. Here's hoping he gets out of this one relatively unscathed.

It's that time of week again! The time where we bring you our favorite dank memes of the week, fresh from /r/DankMemes! Now kick back, relax, and enjoy some strange humor. And be sure to check out last week's installment too!

It may not be Halloween, but that doesn't mean we can't get our fix of spooky stories in the off-season. Scary stories are one of those things that most people enjoy hearing, but not experiencing themselves. They may give you nightmares but at the end of the day, that adrenaline rush is totally worth it. Now onto the creepy stories! And check out even more on eBaum's World!

We know that all women are different, but there are certain things that most of us understand universally. So whether you're a woman or femme person, we think you'll relate to the following memes we curated just for you. And check out some more feminine memes here if you're so inclined!

We've been seeing a lot of wholesome content lately. It makes sense. When the world feels bleak, most people need a little positivity to remind them that even the pain is temporary. This post is not for these people. Reddit user u/mc_gnome took to r/AskReddit requesting people share some 'unfun facts' on the thread. The responses weren't just 'unfun,' they're actually mind-blowingly morbid and depressing. But some people, like us, enjoy learning of the cruelty of nature. And these posts are for you.

Commenters might not make the world a better place, but they definitely make it a whole lot more interesting. The r/cursedcomments subreddit is dedicated to the brave souls who go out on a limb to ruin our day - and we feel absolutely indebted to 'em. Where else can you feel nauseous, impressed, and horrified, all at once?

Thank God memers seem to be less interested in coronavirus and quarantine content nowadays, because honestly we were getting pretty tired of it. So please enjoy this week's COVID-less installment of the Dank Drop, and check out last week's drop here!

It seems like every week dank memers get less and less inclined to create content about coronavirus, which we're extremely okay with. And in case you missed last week's Dank Drop, click here! (The memes are still good, we promise.)

Some of our favorite content on the internet has to do with Lord of the Rings. And that's not terribly surprising. It seems that it's possible to relate pretty much any meme format to J.R.R. Tolkien's well-loved series of books and the movies they inspired. Better yet, there are myriad communities dedicated to the memes on Reddit and Facebook. And that's where we find quality "shireposts" like the ones below.  

While we're happy for all anyone who has had a "successful" friends with benefits situation, but in our experience someone almost always gets hurt. The current climate is an especially weird time for "no-strings attached" lovers. While some people are going months without seeing their sexual partners, others have instead decided to shack up for quarantine. This r/relationships post  (since deleted) deals with the latter. After a couple years  of being sexually involved, and finally after quarantining with her, this guy has started to catch feelings. The confused dude took to Reddit to express his conflicted feelings, and after the post was shared on Twitter, many users decided to share their two cents. While we think it is rotten to string someone along, it's important to remember these people are in their early twenties. It's normal for a 21 year old to be somewhat immature in love. We're just glad he seems to be wising up emotionally. 

Hooray, it's the moment of the week that you've been waiting for! If you aren't familiar with the Dank Drop, it's where we bring you our favorite dank memes from the past week. Check out /r/DankMemes and last week's installment for more!

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is reportedly in "grave danger" after a botched heart surgery. The rumors began circulating after he missed his grandfather Kim Il-sung's birthday celebration on April 15th. Since then, there have been various conflicting news reports, some claiming that Kim may have died, while others say he is "alive and well." Predictably, memers have taken the opportunity to make a plethora of morbid jokes. 

All we have left to say is, rip to the guy who performed the surgery.

For those of us who aren't professional comics, attaining perfect comedic timing and delivery is a moment to be relished and appreciated. Unfortunately for the Redditors taking part in this thread, their brilliance went woefully unnoticed. We're here to bring them the glory that they so deserve. 

The Dank Drop means two things: firstly, it's Friday and secondly, you get to see the best dank memes of the week! Sounds like a pretty good deal, doesn't it? Check out last week's installment, and /r/DankMemes for more!