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It's been a few months since he blocked and then unblocked you. A few weeks since he watched your Instagram story. Does that mean he still cares? The truth is that doesn't even matter. It's time to stop investing your time and emotions in someone who went out of their way to hurt you and who doesn't want to be in your life. It would be better to invest your time loving yourself, and looking at dumb memes. We're here to help you with that second part.
HBO's Game of Thrones may be off the air, but the memes the epic fantasy show inspired are still going strong. These trending memes feature Bran Stark, the show's wheelchair-bound psychic. The image of Bran saying "You're a good man. Thank you." comes from the show's final season, after it becomes clear that Theon Greyjoy is about to die to protect the young Stark. In these Game of Thrones memes, the quote holds a less dramatic, but still complimentary meaning.
Matthew Green got a little more than he bargained for when he tweeted that his son wanted to dye his hair blue, but only if Green would also do it. Another Twitter user replied saying that if Green were to follow through with it, they would donate $300 to RAICES, an organization that provides free and low-cost legal services to immigrants and refugees.
Sometimes you gotta make yourself look stupid in the name of a good cause!
As we grow older we start to understand why parents occasionally lie to their kids; 1.) because it's funny as hell, and 2.) because sometimes you just don't have the patience to explain things to someone who will either not fully understand or throw a temper tantrum over it.
These poor Twitter users are describing the ridiculous lies their parents told them as kids!
Twitter mogul Chrissy Teigen asked her fans about their most embarrassing experiences ever, and we gotta say, they're bad. We mean like, never show your face to the outside world again bad. Read through them and laugh, but most of all, be real glad you aren't one of these people!
The NYPD's search for 29 year old Desmond 'Etika' Amofah has come to a tragic end. The New York Police Department confirmed earlier today that a body found in the East River was that of the allegedly troubled Youtuber. The police began searching for the popular live-streamer on June 20th following Amofah's disappearance, and before that, the uploading of a chilling video in which he revealed his suicidal thoughts. Many fans were hopeful that this was a moment of being "overdramatic," similar to a stunt he had pulled in 2018.Things began taking a less hopeful turn when his belongings were recovered, scattered around the Manhattan Bridge.
Following news of Etika's demise, many peers and fans took to Twitter and Youtube to share their shock, stories of happier times, and to implore people to pay attention to mental health.
If you are struggling with mental illness or suicidal thoughts, remember that help is available. Talk to someone.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 1-800-273-8255 or chat.
A very enthusiastic tweet about Ed Sheeran's appearance has inspired a ton of roasts on the social media site. User @snollygoster111 started the fire when they tweeted two shirtless photos of the pop star captioned "GUYS ED SHEERAN GOT HOT". Sheeran is a frequent victim of internet mockery, so other accounts were very eager to roast the tweet and the musician by pairing the text with pictures of other popular and unpopular gingers. It's a simple meme, but incredibly effective.
Congratulations on making it through Monday without killing someone (we hope.) To assist you on braving the rest of the week's arduousness, we've put together this comprehensive list of moderately amusing memes and tweets for your viewing pleasure. Don't say we never gave you anything.
If you've ever spent time on social media, you're probably aware of the existence of "Reply Guys." The term refers to men who go out of their way to reply (unsolicited) to women's tweets or slide into dms with comments that are generally very inappropriate and very horny. While we're sure these messages are generally disturbing and annoying to recipients, we have to admit that the cringey ballsiness of the senders is incredibly entertaining. Twitter account @guyinthereply has set out to document these creepy messages, and their archive is filled with pure gold. We've put together some of the more tame examples but you can visit their twitter for the stuff that is decidedly NSFW.
The most pointless superhero.
