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Sometimes they are so imperfect they are doomed to fail. It is a mystery sometimes how people come together, and how they stay that way longer than half a second. And sometimes they are so imperfect in the best way. Those goofy couples that are simply adorkable together. With almost vomitory cuteness and endless photos on social media expressing themselves as only they know how. Or, behind the scenes the girl is yelling at the guy to smile right and complaining that the side she's on doesn't compliment her, even though she took 20 pictures on that side that day. Either or, it's your own perception. These memes are for all the couples out there. Whether you wanna make your boo smile while they are at work, or laugh after you've had a fight, there are some gems that'll do just the trick. 

If you ever wondered what really goes on when it gets hot and heavy at home for couples, they may not be exactly what you are looking for, but these hilarious sexual relationship memes will give you a peek at what is really going on. Or these relationship memes that are way too accurate for comfort, and will definitely have you comparing to your own happily ever after story. And finally, some more relationship memes that your special someone will appreciate getting.

There's been a lot of talk about toxic masculinity over the last few years. And while we are in no way arguing that it's not a real issue, we do believe in positive reinforcement. These heartwarming and totally wholesome moments are a glimpse at the amazing ways some men show up, show vulnerability, and make the world a better place. Bravo.

We hear a lot about toxic masculinity these days. But what about the dudes who consistently life people up and set a good example for the rest of the "male" world? We think they deserve some respect. These posts and photos highlight decidedly positive behavior from men - men who are a breath of fresh air in a society that all too often demands stoicism and macho behavior. Enjoy the wholesomeness.

Winter is coming and we all know what that means...seasonal depression! We're gonna need all the warmth we can get, and one easy way to absorb those much needed good vibes is through wholesome images and stories about people being compassionate to others. We've got just the batch of feel-good content to warm you up inside as the days grow darker. If you're in the mood for even more wholesome goodness, we're one step ahead of you.

The world, especially this year, is an absolute garbage fire of failure and pain. Between the election and the pandemic, we're barely surviving this hell. To make it all a bit more palatable, or at least to distract you, we've put together this healthy gallery of pleasant memes and tweets. We may not be able to pull a coronavirus vaccine out of our sleeves, but at least we can smile a bit while we wait.

Oh, February. The month when classrooms transform into a pink, red, white, and heart-covered nightmare. While it started out as a minor Christian holiday, Valentine's Day has gradually morphed into a celebration of love and affection over the last 1,500-ish years. The festivities became more akin to current day in 18th century England, where people began exchanging trinkets, sweets, flowers and, of course, greeting cards with their significant others. This iteration spread rather quickly, and by the 19th century people began to abandon handwritten notes and cards for the mass-produced variety. So, as much as people enjoy blaming Hallmark for commercializing February 14th, they were just going along with the times. 

These days it seems like people are either for Valentine's Day or against the holiday. Some people relish the opportunity to dote on their beloved - showering them with lavish bright red bouquets, boxes of fine chocolates, and maybe breaking out the bubbly. Some couples have even come to expect expensive gifts on the 14th. But there are also a lot of couples who reject the date for its commercial connotations. They find it hokey and unnecessary. Why should there be one specific day to celebrate a connection? They kind of have a point. Strong and healthy couples should be celebrating each other every damn day. 

This year, though, many people will have to forgo the expensive dinner prix-fixe or weekend mini-vacation. This marks the first Valentine's Day where much of the United States is still grappling with the Covid-19 pandemic. What once meant a night on the town has become more of the same: cooking dinner or getting takeout, sitting in front of the TV, and maybe getting lucky. While that may not seem very exciting, it does give couples a chance to reflect on what makes their relationship great - or what makes relationships in general work. 

Twitter's way ahead of everyone in that department. On the site, a meme about "perfect couples" has gone viral over the last week, allowing people to share mostly-wholesome stick figure memes, labeled with traits that seem to fit well together. You know, one person who hates cooking, and another who loves to fatten their partner up. The trend started on February 3rd, when user @obiwanfroggi tweeted the happy stick figures with the labels "can't do math" and "can do math." The tweet quickly went viral, inspiring many more of the relationship-centric memes - many that are much, much funnier than the original. Sorry, @obiwanfroggi. While some of the memes stick with the straightforward theme of compatibility, some of them are pretty absurd, or make references to recent pop culture events, such as Phoebe Bridgers trying and failing to successfully smash her guitar on SNL. We're fans of both iterations and we've rounded up the best right here for you. 

It's important to be able to share things with your partner, whether you've just started dating or have been coupled for what feels like an eternity. This means sharing hopes, dreams, fears, and most importantly, sexy relationship memes. These particular specimens range from sappy relationship memes to savagely relatable relationship memes and they're sure to make your significant other or crush smile, laugh, or feel personally attacked. All good options. Oh, and one more list.

This selection of tweets, memes, and pics is for anyone who is having a bad day or needs a little pick-me-up. Sometimes when you can't see the light at the end of the tunnel you need a little bit of warmth and perspective.

Y'all ready for a little holiday season tearjerker? While this wasn't the best hormonal read in the world, it's definitely nice to read something heartwarming in the midst of life's craziness. This feels-inducing Twitter thread comes to us courtesy of writer and historian @garius. His tale of a grieving widow's connection to the tube announcements has gone viral - and with good reason. It's a refreshing and emotional reminder that people really do care for one another. You're going to need tissues.

With all the darkness and gloom seeping into our lives lately, it's more important than ever to appreciate what we have and strive to show compassion. People often forget that anyone around them could be potentially going through something really difficult. So even just those small shows of benevolence can make a big difference in someone's life, whether it's a stranger or someone close to you. We've got a great collection of stories, images, and screenshots of sweet moments and human beings caught in the act of being good to others. 

Married life isn't always what it's cracked up to be. While it's great to have the undying love and support of your spouse, there are also instances of grating annoyances and rage-inducing behaviors.  These memes really say it all.

While we're happy for all anyone who has had a "successful" friends with benefits situation, but in our experience someone almost always gets hurt. The current climate is an especially weird time for "no-strings attached" lovers. While some people are going months without seeing their sexual partners, others have instead decided to shack up for quarantine. This r/relationships post  (since deleted) deals with the latter. After a couple years  of being sexually involved, and finally after quarantining with her, this guy has started to catch feelings. The confused dude took to Reddit to express his conflicted feelings, and after the post was shared on Twitter, many users decided to share their two cents. While we think it is rotten to string someone along, it's important to remember these people are in their early twenties. It's normal for a 21 year old to be somewhat immature in love. We're just glad he seems to be wising up emotionally. 

We're not crying, you're crying! These wholesome moments and tearjerking posts might restore your faith in humanity. Let's face it, the world needs a little more happiness and humanity these days.

As we enter yet another phase of lockdown and power through this total dumpster fire of a year, it's becoming understandably more challenging to stay positive all the time. It's as good a time as any to reach out to the people we care about and let them know how much they mean to us. Whether it's a significant other, a sibling you haven't spoken to in a while, or a lonely single friend, everyone needs some love. We've got an adorable collection of lovey and wholesome memes that make perfect little virtual hugs to send to someone you've been thinking about lately.

If you've been on the internet at all over the past year, chances are you've seen a meme or tweet about how people "attract what you fear." It's a meme that started back in 2017, but only started to become popular in 2019, when memers started delving more into ironic shitposting. While a few of these memes and tweets appear to be in earnest, there are other (very specific) examples that are just obviously heading into memepilled territory. When stacked up against memes about predictable and sexual yearnings, it's really no contest. We've put together some of our favorite examples of the format for your easy perusal, but you can read more about the meme (and enjoy more macros) over at Know Your Meme. Happy scrolling.

Neither dating nor being in a relationship is always a walk in the park. While hopefully a partnership provides you with intimacy, friendship, and (most importantly) attention - there are almost always little squabbles or partner-specific tics that might irk you. We think it's important to laugh about that kind of stuff instead of dwell on it, and based on this Twitter meme from the last week, other people seem to agree. 

The tweets follow a format that states "A relationship is 50/50," which is then followed by a an astute dating observation or a sarcastic joke. While some dudes (and ladies) are using the format to talk up their dating styles, most people are using the meme to poke fun at our slightly toxic tendencies. And we're totally here for it.