isolation

Many of us have been in quarantine for nearly a month now, and we're starting to see the effects of our slow descents into madness. Time isn't real and having a "night in" just doesn't seem like fun to nearly anyone anymore. We've all resorted to some pretty ridiculous things to keep us entertained while we're stuck sitting in the same spot in our homes for possibly months on end. We hope you can at least find some joy out of these memes!

We have to salute anyone who can keep plants alive for a prolonged amount of time. It's like having an extra pet or something, and that's too much damn work. So have some plant content below, and click here for some memes for people who love flowers, more specifically!

These are for teens, or anyone really. We just wanted to give you a little entertainment while we're all suffering inside, bored as absolute sh*t. Want some memes that roast celebrities whining about being quarantined? Click here.

If you have cats, then they're probably really confused (and maybe a little annoyed) as to why their human is suddenly home all day, every day. Well, more time to bother you about getting fed, right? Anyway, please enjoy the following memes!

A host of publications like Time and the Philadelphia Daily News have been reporting that millennials are spreading coronavirus with their careless spring break partying. There's just one issue: the spring breakers are actually Zoomers. And millennials are pissed about it. As the patronizing reports beg millennials to stay inside, the generation is fighting back with tweets aimed at educating writers who are too lazy to check their facts. 

While the exact age range differs, it's generally accepted that the millennial generation was born between 1981 and 1996. That would make the youngest of the generation 23 or 24. A little old to be partying while on break from school. And on Twitter, the generation is determined to make it clear that they'd rather be baking bread in isolation than taking shots in Miami. Plus, most of us simply can't afford it. 

We may have to be here, but we don't have to be happy about it.