It's all fake. All of it. None of it is real. It is all a mirage you must see throughץ
These things would be the perfect gifts to get someone you hate. For example, your boss who won't give you a raise, your weird uncle, or that annoying neighbor kid who always wants to hang out with you. The list is endless, depending on how many people you hate! Which is probably a lot of people!
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Attention baristas: this is a safe space for you. What do we mean by that, you ask? We mean that you're free to take off that fake happy mask here, because we understand how awful it is to feign sugary-sweetness all damn day. You're free to be your unapologetic self, no questions asked.
From start to finish, it's very clear that Alamar_IV's lengthy Reddit thread is the work of a blatant troll. And we do not mind. This masterful redditor pleads with ther/relationship_advice community, asking them to provide guidance after his well-meaning girlfriend decided to bake all his beans. After just 24 comments, the post was locked. But boy is it a fun ride.
Twitter user Bolu Babalola tweeted a very obviously photoshopped pic of her and actor Michael B. Jordan together, claiming that she had lost his contact info. While she was apparently joking, people on Twitter still took it upon themselves to roast the photo with fake photos of themselves and various celebrities.
Bolu got the last laugh in the end, however, when she got an actual photo of her and Michael B. Jordan together.
Feast your eyes on @YouDidntEatThat, a fantastic Instagram account dedicated to highlighting the things that gorgeous models and celebrities definitely did not eat.
And be thankful that you (hopefully) don't have to regularly pretend to eat delicious food for photos, only to throw it away.
Pretty much everyone is aware that not everything you see on Instagram is real, but sometimes it's hard to remember when you're constantly bombarded with photos of gorgeous models sipping cucumber water while on vacation in Bora Bora.
German Instagrammer Geraldine West photographs herself in those hilariously stereotypical shots that you see all the time on Instagram, next to more realistic pics of her doing the same thing. They serve as a good reminder that people aren't as perfect as they might seem on social media!
