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50 Hilarious Memes For All Of Us To Relate To, As Shared By This Facebook Group
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By now, we can all admit that, at some point while scrolling through random memes, we've stumbled upon ones that describe our lives perfectly, resonating at 100 percent accuracy. Relatable memes often evoke the biggest laughs because they enable us to look at ourselves objectively, realizing that what seemed unique and exclusive to us is essentially a shared struggle or source of humor for everyone.
Despite its niche name, the Facebook page 'Blockchain Memes for Decentralized Teens' is dedicated to a broader audience, sharing the best memes that most people can relate to.
Scroll down to enjoy a selection of the most hilarious memes posted by this community, and to find out more about the psychological angle of memes' popularity from Dr. Laura Williams, whom we had the pleasure to talk to, so make sure to read our full interview.
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Relatable memes capture the essence of our everyday, ordinary situations that we can easily recognize and refer to. They can range from the challenges of getting up early in the morning, dealing with some common chores, or problems in relationships. Seeing that portrayed in the form of memes, we find a connection between us and other people dealing with the same simple things.
In order to find out more about the relatable meme phenomenon, we reached out to clinical psychologist Dr. Laura Williams. Apart from her clinical practice, the trauma and relational specialist from the UK is also the author of the Know Your Own Psychology podcast.
We were wondering why people gravitate towards and engage with relatable memes on social media and Dr. Williams helped us to get a better understanding of this topic: “I think that people gravitate towards relatable memes online because they validate some aspect of our life experience. We can see within the meme an aspect of ourselves that we might have never had the opportunity to acknowledge. Often, memes portray parts of ourselves that we would ordinarily keep hidden from view. They make us feel seen and reduce shame around whatever the content relates to.”
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What’s also worth mentioning is that relatable memes feature universal emotions, allowing people to connect on a personal level with the humorous content. Whether it's expressing frustration, happiness, or nostalgia, they all experience some sort of emotion that is the elementary component for this kind of meme.
We wanted to know if the psychologist believes relatable memes foster a sense of community or belonging online. Dr. Laura Williams told us: “Yes - I think that memes, particularly those that have been engaged with to a high level, make us feel more connected and less alone. They tell us that our experience is shared by others. They also offer an opportunity to see the funnier side of what can be the challenges of life.”
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 12 months ago
Unfortunately by the time you figure this out, and have enough money to do it, you've reached the point in your life where cake everyday sounds terrible.
Some memes regard pop culture, some popular trends, or references that a wide audience can understand and relate to. They often use humor, wit, dialogue, or clever captions to convey a relatable situation, making people laugh or smile at the experiences they share.
We were curious about what the popularity of relatable memes reveals about contemporary societal trends or challenges in Dr. Williams' opinion, looking at it from her professional standpoint. The expert shared with us: “I think the popularity of memes online points towards a shift in how we connect with others and know ourselves and our individual psychology. Though they validate challenges in our life, these moments are fleeting as much of the content we consume on social media is there one second and gone the next. In some senses, they raise our self-awareness. However, I suspect this rarely leads to a level of reflection that goes deeper than the few seconds we are engaged.”
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reemerger 12 months ago
Aragorn: Gondor calls for aid! Theoden: And Rohan will answer!
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Multa Nocte 12 months ago
Sadly, this is about the only home most of us can afford these days.
Emma B B 11 months ago
Despite paying £1000 rent a month for 9 years my bank will STILL insist that I'm not capable of repaying a mortgage even for this!!
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Sergio Bicerra 12 months ago
I now what's inside: open concept, granite kitchen isle, vintage furniture and a live-love-laugh sign.
Bob Brooce 12 months ago
They also do this, and are considered a serious pest. bagworm-65...71280e.jpg 
Momo Skarsgård 12 months ago
Cute insect but a serious pest that attacks evergreen and other trees.
arthbach 12 months ago
This reminds me of the Uraba lugens moth caterpillar. "As the caterpillar ... grows, it sheds its exoskeleton – but rather than getting rid of the previous head section, it stays attached to its body to create a bizarre “hat”. https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24632881-200-weird-caterpillar-uses-its-old-heads-to-make-an-elaborate-hat/
Cam Schmit 12 months ago
Oh wow it's the legendary pokemon Wo-Chien. So cool when they're based on real creatures
Kiki’sNotLookingBack 12 months ago
who is bem wagman i feel bad for her because this nastyrat28 looks serious
The Original Bruno 12 months ago
That has to be fake. (Because I refuse to believe an insect is better at stacking wood than I am.)
Paul Pienkowski 12 months ago
Now that's proof of Darwin! Bugs with DNA strands on their back! Take that, God believers!
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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 12 months ago
So scared. What fresh hells has the world in store for us? Shall fire rain down from the heavens? Shall the Earth quake and shatter? Shall the dead walk the Earth again? I'll be scared but at this point I won't be surprised.
Lastly, Dr. Laura Williams added: “I wonder about the superficiality of that and indeed about the memes that validate and perhaps even perpetuate more 'harmful' messaging. One example of this is the rise in memes that target 'mothers' asking 'Is it gin o'clock yet'. I'm sure there are many more examples that target specific groups of people.”
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Did I say that out loud? (he/him)cis/het 12 months ago
In which case, they should know it won't make any difference
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Multa Nocte 12 months ago
I couldn't't stand it without wanting to sneak a little treat under the table. Trouble is, the owner would be able to see me, so that would probably deter me.
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Mimi La Souris 12 months ago
I hate it, when my brain makes me think I’m tripping and suddenly contracting for nothing in my bed. IN MY BED !
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ADHORTATOR 12 months ago (edited)
Import white powder from Columbia? Edit "Colombia" - Thank you, BrownTabby :-)
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LaserBrain 12 months ago
They're called preauricular pits. Less than one percentage of people are born with them, but this percentage seems to vary with geographical location.
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troufaki13 12 months ago
I don't even care myself! Never watched these videos, they just exist somewhere in my phone!
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Tiffany Wilson 12 months ago
Seriously, does no one ever pay attention when they watch movies? Every year the same question pops up about the Home Alone family all going to Paris. The mom explains how when she's paying the pizza guy. The brother in Paris paid for the whole family since they were taking Heather (the brothers daughter) home. It was their Christmas present.
Daycare Attendant Sun 12 months ago
I really wish some of you guys would stop being so depressing and nihilistic. Look, I get that life is hard and the world seems awful, but being terminally online isn't going to help. Go out and do something about it. Make a change. Stop complaining and waiting for someone else to do it for you. You need to speak to someone professional, and it shows.
Daycare Attendant Sun 12 months ago
And this is coming from someone who finally decided to do something about her severe depression and anxiety this year. I'm finally talking to someone and realizing how dangerous and detrimental rumination is.
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Tiffany Wilson 12 months ago
Seriously, does no one ever pay attention when they watch movies? Every year the same question pops up about the Home Alone family all going to Paris. The mom explains how when she's paying the pizza guy. The brother in Paris paid for the whole family since they were taking Heather (the brothers daughter) home. It was their Christmas present.
Daycare Attendant Sun 12 months ago
I really wish some of you guys would stop being so depressing and nihilistic. Look, I get that life is hard and the world seems awful, but being terminally online isn't going to help. Go out and do something about it. Make a change. Stop complaining and waiting for someone else to do it for you. You need to speak to someone professional, and it shows.
Daycare Attendant Sun 12 months ago
And this is coming from someone who finally decided to do something about her severe depression and anxiety this year. I'm finally talking to someone and realizing how dangerous and detrimental rumination is.
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