Once again, we could all use a good hearty distraction from all the BS happening in the world right now. So let's not think about that and instead scroll down for some more uplifting. Click here for more!
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If you clicked here then it's likely you're looking for a little pick-me-up and distraction from this awful existence we call "life." Not to worry, we think these memes will put a little smile on your face and distract you, even if just for a bit! Check out /r/WholesomeMemes for even more!
Sick and tired of seeing incels and reply guys everywhere you look on the internet? We suggest you take a look at this palate cleanser. It's filled with wholesome moments of bros setting good examples and putting positive energy into the world. If you like what you see, you can check out our other gallery of decidedly non-toxic masculinity. There's still work to be done but let's give these dudes a little positive reinforcement.
Actor Chris Evans of Marvel fame has a reputation for being a do-gooder dude. His Twitter account is a constant source of wholesome amusement, and fans are particularly fond of his adorable obsession with his dog, Dodger. Earlier this week, Evans attempted to groom Dodger - an attempt that many people have had to make during quarantine. The Captain America star ended up botching the doggy haircut, and shared a photo of the aftermath on Twitter and Instagram. Fans were absolutely charmed, offering messages of support (mostly for Dodger) and sharing their photos of own dog haircuts gone wrong. We've included some of our favorite responses, but you can check out more (and creep on his amazing tweets) on his account. We really hope Dodger forgives him.
We're here to give the elderly some serious props for trying to figure out technology. But sometimes (often) they fail. And it's so, so, so, entertaining. This may sound like some light bullying, but we are coming from a place of utmost respect, a place of undying appreciation for their ability to accidentally create the kind of wholesome content that the rest of us just need.
There's been a lot of talk about toxic masculinity these days, and honestly, our cringey neckbeard galleries are ample proof of its existence. While the cringe factor can be fun, we thought it would be refreshing to give some credit to these wonderfully non-toxic and wholesome moments of dudes being dudes.
With much of the world feeling alienated right now, it's nice to read happy and wholesome stories of how people are managing to connect with one another despite the isolating effects of the pandemic. Twitter user Hugh Weber took to the site with a heartwarming tale about his eleven year old daughter, Emerson. The girl has a love for writing beautiful letters, and after thanking her local mailman for his duties with a decorated message, she attracted the attention of his supervisor, Sara. The supervisor shared Emerson's story with USPS workers all over the country, and now Emerson has a few hundred pen pals. The story is a an inspiring reminder of how important it is to maintain connections with our fellow humans - now, more than ever. It's also a reminder that analog methods of communication can mean a hell of a lot more than a text, if you're able to write out a real letter.
If you're feeling down in the dumps or you just need a quick reminder that life isn't out to get you, there's no better person to turn to than Bob Ross. The Boss of Wholesome may have passed years ago (RIP) but his life-affirming, smile-inducing quotes live forever.
If you want some more happy tree content, check out these Bob Ross memes we put together.
If you're feeling a little down (because let's be honest, we all are), we've got just the solution to help cheer you up: it's animal memes, because it's literally impossible to scroll through adorable animal pics and not feel a little better about the world.
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Is there anything better in this world than having a cute, floofy dog to cuddle with? We think not. Especially in this horribly uncertain time we're living in right now, we can always count on dogs to get us through it all.
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Everywhere we look there are reminders of all the terrible things our world is dealing with right now. Even most memes are about coronavirus. We've put together some happy, wholesome feel-good posts that will remind you that even when stuff has gone to shit, there's still some good in the world.
Every family does weird stuff; it's just a fact of life. Actor and writer Bridie Connell shared an adorable, yet nonsensical game that she and her dad have been playing for 15 years called "pinch and a punch, first day of the month." Neither of them have any idea how it started, but it's cute and amusing nonetheless!
