“For Those Still Figuring It Out”: 50 Hilarious Memes That Are 100% Relatable
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When I was a kid, all I wanted was to grow up. The idea of being able to drive a car, have my own money, choose whatever I wanted from the grocery store and go out on dates sounded like a dream. As an adult, however, I’m thrilled to live in a place where I don’t need a car, and I still don't buy whatever I want from the store because I can’t justify spending half of my paycheck on organic groceries.
If you’re also tired of being an adult, you’ve come to the right place, pandas. Below, you’ll find some of the funniest and most relatable memes that have been shared on the Big Kid Problems Instagram page. Enjoy scrolling through these hilarious pics, and keep reading to find a conversation with the creator of BKP, Sarah Merrill Hall!
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You're probably not going to find that guy out at the clubs. He has s**t to do in the morning and doesn't have the time.
Yo come on I go to the (Sam's) club. Though really we only have a Costco, but the food court is on point.
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Stop going for the guys that ruin your mascara, and start going for the guys that ruin your lipstick!
My best mate, he'd be the dad of the group. If I want to chat with him, I just text him something about military or military history, and we will talk for hours about nuclear submarines or historical sieges or whatever. Once I had a small group of friends over and we had a fire - he spent the whole night just poking it and keeping it going. We told him it was fine, to sit down, but no, he said he was enjoying doing it. He builds all these things and makes all this stuff and he's a good bloke. Plus his dad jokes are wonderful but I have to pretend I hate them. Find yourselves a dad friend y'all.
So you've got dad friends, mum friends, who else?
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I've sometimes seen the" friendzoned" as those who are just being archived because they are the marrying kind, not the exciting, on the edge, dangerous dating type. There's nothing wrong with you, usually the opposite, you're likely too nice. So, hang around to pick the broken pieces (that may now be unrepairable), or stop being used and move on and be yourself. You will likely be surprised, and your goddess will find you.
My problem is that with these guys there often is few tension...I wish it wasn't so :(
The problem with this is that the result is liable to be a good husband that's not what you want in the bedroom because you're into the bad boys.
Two tuxedo cats in a childless dual income family here. They would own a porche if they could drive 😜
To learn more about Big Kid Problems and how the page started in the first place, we reached out to the creator, Sarah Merrill Hall. Sarah was kind enough to have a chat with Bored Panda and discuss her inspiration for the account.
“I started BKP in the basement of my sorority house during my senior year of college,” she revealed. “I was procrastinating as per usual and loved looking at @WhiteGirlProblems, @FirstWorldProblems and other ‘problems’ accounts on Twitter.”
“I decided to make one for my demographic at the time - college kids about to be thrown into the real world, who felt less like adults and more like ‘big kids,’” Sarah shared. “In that moment, @BigKidProblems was born.”
“I ran it as an anonymous account, and it started to get popular around my campus. It was so fun to feel like I had a secret alter ego,” the creator continued.
“When I graduated, I moved to NYC and kept it going, and my big kid problems suddenly got very real. Working in a crappy office job, not being able to afford rent, all the fun things that come with young adult life, and it only continued to grow in popularity,” Sarah shared.
“The account has continued to grow up with me; up and down the corporate ladder, dating - marriage, and now even having kids of my own. It's wild! And a lot of the audience has grown up with me as well,” the creator says.
As far as why it’s so important to discuss these issues, Sarah says, “So many of the big kid problems we face are so relatable and universal. To know you're not the only person going through something can really help you feel less alone in the process.”
I'm up for dinner, drinks and people crashing but I want you out by 10.30am. Go home, I need to be hungover and recover in a dark room, not have coffee and conversation until 3pm.
We also asked Sarah if she has any favorite posts that she’s shared on Big Kid Problems. “Probably my favorite topic now is talking about pregnancy and parenthood because I am very much IN IT with a toddler and a new baby on the way!” she said.
“Having a baby is the biggest life transition I've experienced so far and one of those things nobody can prepare you for. Every day there are so many ‘WTF?!’ moments, the comedy practically writes itself,” Sarah noted.
But if you're on a yacht in the Mediterranean, then you gotta worry about the orcas. Stay humble, friends. Avoid orcas.
Sarah says that she’s loved talking about pregnancy and parenthood so much that she actually created a podcast dedicated to it: "Bottle Service with Big Kid Problems.”
“When I got pregnant the first time, I couldn't believe how many things NOBODY warned me about and wanted to make a show going through week by week,” the creator shared. “The popularity of the podcast also led me to start a whole new offshoot on Instagram @BottleServiceBKP to talk exclusively about pregnancy and parenting because there is just SO much to joke about.”
One day to chill, one day to do all the things, one day to recover from doing all the things. What’s your point?
Sarah also shared some wise words for fellow “big kids” out there struggling with adulthood.
“Everything is temporary! You will go through so many highs and lows as you continue to go through adulthood, and you'll figure it out as you go,” she told Bored Panda.
“Bad times don't last, and they will make you stronger, more interesting, and dare I say, sexier? One day, you'll be making pancakes with the love of your life and laughing about how stressed you were when some dude didn't text you back in your 20's,” the creator added. “Things that seem overwhelming now will give you a chuckle in the future and remind you that you can get through anything.”
This has so much extra meaning after seeing the post about the cheating husband's "calculator" app.
Finally, Sarah shared, “The big kid problems never go away, they just look different. My dad (who is in his 60's) likes to say he has big kid problems too. Embrace the chaos, and if you can laugh through the hard times, you'll have a lot more fun along the way.”
Ooh, someone loves me. Doctors: you're overdue for your smear test
My mother actually said to me when I was in my late 20s that she wouldn't be upset if it happened to me. Sorry mum.
Nighttime castle, every time. No back pain of note since a decade ago thank you.
I worked with someone like that, was perfectly fine till they went on leave, when they came back, they were like they had never done the job before . . .
I went to a 3 day convention in my city (took public transport cause parking downtown is EXPENSIVE) and omg, I died every night, just out like a brick. Gone all day and i just wanted to do nothing once home. That weekend about killed me lol no way could i handle two different events on consecutive days/nights
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I’m 55 and I’m LOVING this thing where young people talk about getting old. My favorite part of the internet.
I’m 55 and I’m LOVING this thing where young people talk about getting old. My favorite part of the internet.
