depression memes

There are certain unalienable facts about the internet that nobody can argue with. Rule 34 comes to mind. If it exists, there's a porno of it. Another internet "rule" is that Spongebob memes will never, ever, stop. This new format that's popping off on Reddit pretty much proves this to be true. This format features a still of Spongebob getting up from a chair, accompanied by the text "Ight Imma Head Out." It's being used to convey situations we all want to leave, or situations in which some people are more likely to leave. The memes are great, and there's a crap ton of 'em floating around all our favorite meme subreddits. Here are a few that we were particularly excited about. 

These memes are for the downtrodden and the depressed. The lonely and the anxious. They're also for people who are normally happy and bubbly, but are now feeling a case of the summertime sadness. We see you, and we hear you. And you're certainly not alone. 

We talk about this sh*t a lot, but life is hard. It often feels like we're living in Woman In Dunes, toiling away in futility, constantly trying to dig ourselves out of the wake of a sandstorm, only to be buried again, and again. The Sisyphean nature of our daily struggles is tragic. That's why we deserve the momentary solace of scrolling through stupid memes.

Some people watch sad movies when they need to have a good cry. Other people turn to depressing memes. These sad pictures and dark memes are for the latter group. We're here for you.

Happy Sunday, y'all! If you're like us and prefer Sundays of the lazy variety, these memes will help provide you with sweet, sweet respite from any sort of responsibility. You should be doing laundry? Choose memes. The dishes? Choose memes. Feeding your family? Definitely choose memes.

The internet, and especially memes, have done wonders for demystifying and destigmatizing mental health issues, especially depression. While many people see memes as a frivolous or purely comedic outlet, the truth is that they both clue people in to the true nature of the illness, and remind those who suffer that they're anything but alone. Here are some memes that do just that.

While depression, anxiety, and other forms of mental illness are anything but a joke, sometimes it helps us to laugh about our problems. There's also a great deal of comfort in the fact that there's an entire internet of people who feel the way we do. We're in this together - we might as well have a chuckle along the way.

Are you still reeling from the pain of Monday? Dig into these silly memes and you'll find yourself forgetting the responsibility and pain in absolutely no time! 

Ever feel personally attacked by relatable content? It's a constant struggle over here. But there's something nice about knowing that your struggles aren't necessarily just your own. These 280 character tidbits are a comfort to behold.

Hump Day is finally here. Let's get through the last leg of the week with some seriouslystupid memes, tweets, and Tumblr posts! 

These memes aren't cheerful, but they're definitely a good reminder that you're not alone with the melancholy.

We know that some of our issues can be classified as first world problems, but mental health issues are really no joke. Even if you have every reason to be grateful and happy, those damn chemicals manage to get in the way. However you're feeling, here are some memes that will reassure you that you're sure as hell not alone.

Bored? Try memes! The only side-effects we know of are depression and possibly laughter.