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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.

As the weekend comes to a close, it's important to treat yourself kindly and relish what little time you have to yourself. Our favorite form of self-care is scrolling through memes. This is something you can do from a bath (if you're careful) or from the couch as you sink deeper into a vegetative state. Either works. Just have some fun.

The last time we were talking about Adele was after she revealed photos of her dramatic weight loss back in May. The internet is yet again talking about her appearance, except this time it's in a far less favorable light. The award-winning singer-songwriter is facing some serious internet criticism after donning Bantu knots for Notting Hill's Carnival. The occasion is a celebration of Caribbean culture, and many felt that Adele's use of the hairstyle was more cultural appropriation than appreciation. As one can imagine, Twitter users were very quick to jump on the look, to admonish the singer, defend her, and (most humorously) meme the shit out of her. While we've included some of the more serious takes in this gallery, we've chosen instead to focus on the humor. Cultural appropriation isn't funny, but mocking people who are guilty of it? Bring it on.

Anyone else dealing with a mighty strong case of the Sunday scaries? We have a feeling we're not alone. The phenomenon is real, even if you have to work remotely. To ease you into reality, we've put together this big batch of relatable memes about toiling away for the man. We'll get through this together.

Want to kill your boredom without committing to a crap ton of reading? These tweets were made for you. Short, sweet, and jam-packed with clever comedy, these humorous tidbits are a wonderful way to keep yourself entertained. Happy scrolling.

If you haven't been in a coma for the bulk of 2020, then we don't need to tell you that shit is MESSED UP. And people are coping with the year's joys in different ways. While rich folks have packed their families up to country homes, most of us are stuck escaping through television or the internet. And some of us are just wasting away in the most depressing corners of our brains.  And there's a new Twitter meme that kinda sums up all of that.

On the site, savvy twitter folks are using the text "mentally i'm here" to show their followers exactly which route they've taken. While some users are choosing to mentally transport to, say, Star's Hollow (the fictional town in Gilmore Girls), others are depicting some pretty bleak Spongebob grabs or other solitary, soul-sucking scenes. Here are some of our favorites. 

If you're feeling incredibly bored these days, you're definitely not alone. Hobbies and cooking can only take up so much time. What to do with the rest? Our best recommendation is scrolling through these memes and tweets. Definitely beats twiddling your thumbs, and you might actually have a laugh as a bonus.

Twitter is a lot of things: a political nightmare, a sea of bad takes, and also a place where some funny individuals shoot their best jokes and observational humor into the abyss. Only the latter category is of use to us (unless we're making fun of people). And it's especially useful when we're trying to scroll the time away. We hope these tweets give you the solace from reality that you need.

Have you run out of Netflix shows to binge watch? Do the walls seem like they're closing in on you? Are you out of recipes to try? You're definitely not alone. When the going gets tough and it feels like there's nothing to do, we always turn to memes. And we've got a whole lot of 'em right here for you. 

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Well. It's August 1st and we're sad to say that things are still pretty much as shitty as they were in March. There's not much we can do about this but try to stay sane and take care of our loved ones. We can't help your families and friends, but we can make sure that your brain feels a little better thanks to these memes.

Twitter has a knack of taking those little tics we thought were weird and unique and helping us realize that we're not alone. While these tweets may feel (to some) like a personal attack, to us they're a much-needed reminder of the normalcy we miss so dearly. 

Poor Prince Philip. It feels like the ninety-nine year old Duke of Edinburgh has been the subject of a bit of well-meaning jokes about his appearance for much of the past year. The latest batch is inspired by a Daily Express tweet in which the publication claims
"Prince Philip 'looks several decades younger' in latest snaps." The photos accompanying the text say otherwise. 

Prince Philip 'looks several decades younger' in latest snaps https://t.co/Xc8ZYIXetx pic.twitter.com/Z3DzzzzQ7o

— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) July 28, 2020

While he is looking quite chipper, many Twitter users were quick to point out that "several decades younger" might be a bit generous. And as mean as some of the tweets feel, they're actually extremely funny. We've put together our favorites for the enjoyment of morally ambiguous people such as ourselves. And we hope that Prince Philip feels as good as his smile is telling us - and that he and Queen Elizabeth are enjoying themselves while they can.