If you're on our boring life schedule, it's Friday night after an unbearably long week of work. And Fridays are for fun. Or at least tiredly scrolling through funny shit in an attempt to feel something, anything. These memes and dumb tweets might help you crack a smile.
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Sometimes smart people do very stupid things, and that's okay because we can't all be geniuses in our off time. Everyone's injured themselves in moronic ways, such as sneezing and hitting your head against the sink and ending up with a baseball-sized goose egg on your forehead. True story, sadly.
Listen, we can't pretend to be professionals, but we can almost guarantee that these memes will have no lasting impact on your mental health. They're not going to be your anti-depressants and they definitely won't solve your problems. But they might cheer you up for a brief moment. And you know what? That's something.
One thing that pretty much all of us Millennials can come together over is our deteriorating mental health. The planet is dying, our parents ruined the economy, and none of us will ever be able to retire. It's no wonder that many of us have to see therapists. The good that's come out of that, however, is that we've managed to de-stigmatize therapy - there's certainly something to be said for that!
Some say that the Millennial generation's greatest contribution to society has been memes, and honestly we can't say we disagree. That might sound silly to people who are members of older generations, but young people know the importance of memes in today's dismal world. Memes are an art form, dammit.
Ever have those days where you want something to do but you don't want actually think? That's when we start to re-watch The Office for the sixth time and zone out on our phones. This selection of memes and tweets is perfect for anyone looking to mindlessly scroll through content while pretending to do something like watching tv or catching up on work. We got you.
A Robert Pattinson fan account spawned some hilarious tweets yesterday when users began saying the star looked like a 'potions seller' in photos where he's wearing a drapey Dior jacket. People were spouting out nerdy references to games and fandoms such as Harry Potter. Pattinson, who actually played Cedric Diggory in the film adaptions, isn't one to shy from the fantastical, judging by his appearance as Edward Cullen of the Twilight series. It's nice to see him back in the supernatural fantasy world.
If you ever need a reminder that there are many, many unstable people in this world, just hop on the internet. From Facebook comments to mind-boggling flat earth tweets, there's evidence of psychosis all around us. And we have to admit, it's kind of entertaining.
