There's no shortage of thirst traps these days on the internet - and maybe, just maybe, people are starting to call their posters out. This weekend Twitter decided to f*ck with one such busty broad. User @_michellecjj learned this the hard way after posting a very revealing photo to the site, captioned "I look like all you need." While some people opted to berate the woman, others decided to mock her by claiming she looks like anything but whatever it is they truly need. For example - a good job. These are some of our favorite of the zingers.
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Anyone who gets a period is a fricking badass, no exceptions. Seriously, if you've never dealt with the hell that is "that time of the month," then you are blissfully unaware of the annoyances that come with it. Always be thankful for that. Now have some memes for those times that you might be...ovary-reacting.
If you're bored out of your mind but still have standards, these are the memes for you! From fresh and dank memes to horny memes, there's something here for everyone. And if this selection doesn't satisfy you, there's way more from where the laughs came from.
Popular Twitter account @HashTagRoundup struck hashtag gold yesterday when they called for people to "Mansplain Women Problems" on the social networking site. The game, while considered an obvious trap to some men, has resulted in some insightful and very amusing tweets. Many of the tweets come from women repeating the dumb sh*t men have said about their periods or childbirth, but some brave men are stepping up to the plate and making fun of their own kind. it's all in good fun, and hopefully for some men, educational.
Being a woman can be pretty rough. People can mock PMS and teary outbursts, but these hormones are NO joke. In this very enlightening Facebook thread, a bevy of women share their most insanely irrational pre-menstrual moments. We doubt you'll take this sh*t lightly after some of these wild anecdotes.
Hey ladies! If you haven't had a girls night in a while or are need of some #relatablecontent or a good self-drag, these are the memes and tweets for you! From spending your entire paycheck at Sephora to pining over a dude that doesn't deserve a second thought, this collection of memes is sure to hit home.
Nickelodeon's Spongebob Squarepants should probably win an award at this point for being the most meme-able show of all time. The latest Spongebob meme to blow up on Reddit is so spicy we had to leave a lot of them out of this gallery. The meme, which features layers of the yellow sponge laughing hysterically, gets really edgy as it calls people out on their hypocrisy. The targets range from women to anti-vaxxers, and they're probably going to make people MAD. For some of the spicier memes, visit Know Your Meme or the r/dankmemes subreddit and for much less spicier memes, check out the classic Spongebob meme list which is way more toned down than what you are about to read.
Communication is truly the most important part of a relationship. The way you speak to your partner will certainly make or break a partnership. The texts, while all pretty hilarious, give you a little bit of both sides of the spectrum. These texts exist to remind you of what to say and what you should never, EVER, ever say. If you like these textual tidbits, give @weshouldbreakup a follow on Instagram. Their account is perfect.
We're not ones to play into stereotypes, but they're pretty hard to avoid. Especially on sites like Twitter. Even well-meaning observational tweets can come off as obnoxious political and gendered takes. Comedian Lane Moore started this meme with a tweet about how women put a ton of work into their appearance, while men are more likely to take the three-in-one body wash route. The tweet quickly took off, inspiring other funny Twitter folk to make their own versions. As you'll see below, the joke has kinda spiraled out of control.
Relationships and marriages certainly have their ups and downs. Along with the intimacy and friendship come stupid fights and a lot of sass. There's also some hilarious inside jokes and those stereotypes we all pretend aren't true. These tweets definitely paint a pretty accurate picture of the glamour.
