Just when you thought we'd moved past the Avengers: Endgame memes or at least Steve Rogers memes, another dank format starts popping up around Reddit and 9gag. This particular meme features an old ass Steve Rogers saying "No, I don't think I will" following an emotional exchange with Sam Wilson regarding his choice to spend his life with Peggy. As can be expected, memers have taken the sweet line and turned it into something a lot more funny.
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We complain about our families a lot - from the trope of the dreaded mother-in-law to sibling rivalry. Some of these relationships are as bad or worse than the stereotypes, but a lot of the time we're just so lucky to be around these people who love us unconditionally. We're even more grateful for all the hilarity that our funny families provide us with for free.
The love of grandparents is a very special type of unconditional. Many times they won't even flinch at something your parents would absolutely freak about. If you're lucky, they would slip you money or feed you dessert for dinner. Even if your grandparents are spoiling you from the afterlife, these posts are sure to bring you back to a simpler time when you were "looking a little skinny" or needed "just one more helping."
When life gets you down, sometimes you just need some aww-inducing content to warm your cold heart. Because at the end of the day, life is all about seeking happiness and living to your fullest potential. It might seem bleak and hopeless at times, but we promise, it gets better!
We all have those family members or older acquaintances on Facebook who discovered memes a little later in life and just don't quite...get them. You know, the ones who love minions and the second-amendment? We can't be too mad at them for it though because meme-ing really is an art form that took most of us a bit of time to master. Regardless, here are 15 memes hilarious for their gargantuan amounts of cringe!
It's no secret that dads have a very special sense of humor; they have an entire category of jokes named after them! These tweets and moments are proof that their skill isn't dying down any time soon. And thank god for that, because we couldn't handle just having good jokes to make us laugh. We need the bad jokes. Bad jokes are the best kind of jokes and everyone knows it, especially dads.
If you're unfamiliar with the term "toxic masculinity," this post is for you. As most people know, we're a huge fan of webcomics. But a webcomic that teaches the world about important issues? That's where Luke Humphris comes in. The artist manages to present a primer on toxic masculinity that is heartfelt, sympathetic, and very, very personal. Men need to know that it is okay to feel and express things that fall outside of patriarchal norms. If you like what you see here, consider donating to Humphris' Patreon.
