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Memes that are too meirl for /c/meirl.
Rules:
Respect the community. If you're not into self-deprecating/dark/suicidal humor then this place isn't for you. Kindly just block and move on. This is just how some of us cope.
Respect one another.
All titles must begin with 2meirl4meirl. This is for multiple reasons. One is just so you can be lazy with titles but another is so people who aren't into this kind of humor can avoid it.
Otherwise just the general no bigotry, no dickishness, no spam, no malice, etc stuff.
Sidebar will be updated when I feel like and considering I'm Sadboi extraordinaire we'll see when that will be.
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@lemmy.world
Memes that are too meirl for /c/meirl.
Rules:
Respect the community. If you're not into self-deprecating/dark/suicidal humor then this place isn't for you. Kindly just block and move on. This is just how some of us cope.
Respect one another.
All titles must begin with 2meirl4meirl. This is for multiple reasons. One is just so you can be lazy with titles but another is so people who aren't into this kind of humor can avoid it.
Otherwise just the general no bigotry, no dickishness, no spam, no malice, etc stuff.
Sidebar will be updated when I feel like and considering I'm Sadboi extraordinaire we'll see when that will be.
go to feed...
Lowkey have always felt that parents don't get needed therapy on changing their constant worrying. Worrying doesn't really do anything. Every form of media showcasing the "modern family" throws that "worrying" trope around like it's something to be followed.
Maybe I can say that because I'm not a parent, but I just can't accept that as the norm. It really shouldn't be. Worrying is fine, ok. You're human. Constantly being worried though? Like to what end?
Things can be better. Things can change. The desire to control what cannot be controlled and not being able to let go will be the reason for constant suffering.
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