50 Funny Memes That You Might Find Painfully Relatable

It’s a new day and another opportunity to get your daily dose of memes, pandas! And if you’re looking for some that will leave you giggling to yourself while riding on the bus or scrolling during your lunch break, we’ve got the perfect piece for you.We took a trip to theLaughing At My Own MemesFacebook group to find some of the silliest pics they’ve shared and gathered them down below. So enjoy scrolling through these memes that might have you chuckling at your phone screen, and keep reading to find a conversation with the LAMOM Admin team!This post may includeaffiliate links.

We took a trip to theLaughing At My Own MemesFacebook group to find some of the silliest pics they’ve shared and gathered them down below. So enjoy scrolling through these memes that might have you chuckling at your phone screen, and keep reading to find a conversation with the LAMOM Admin team!

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They say everything is best in moderation, but when it comes to memes, we believe that “the more the merrier” rule applies! And thanks to communities likeLaughing At My Own Memes, we’ll never have a shortage of hilarious pics to enjoy. This group, which was created on June 23, 2021, has amassed an impressive 1.1 million members over the past two and a half years.

Cristina shared that she and the rest of the Admin team were already administrators in other groups, which is how they got to know each other. “We all wanted a larger community, and that’s just not what the other groups wanted. That’s how LAMOM came to be!”

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Cristina also shared that the friendships formed in fun Facebook groups like this can extend beyond computer screens. “A couple of days after the group was created, I asked Raiden Pineapple and Lena Go if they’d like to join me,” the creator continued. “They’re fun people, and their way of thinking aligned with mine. We’ve been online friends for over 7 years, and I’ve even met Lena and Maxi in real life since we lived in the same country (Romania).”Cristina explained that Lena and Maximilian met in one of the previous groups they managed together years ago and are now married. “Happy first anniversary to them, while we’re here!” she added.

Cristina explained that Lena and Maximilian met in one of the previous groups they managed together years ago and are now married. “Happy first anniversary to them, while we’re here!” she added.

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Lena also shared some insight on the background of the group. “I joined in the first few days of the group, and I was super happy when [Cristina] asked if I wanted to be an Admin,” she told Bored Panda. “I loved the freedom of having a public group without micromanaging the members. The rules we created once the group grew fast were to increase the amazing experience that members had, and the fact that the group is still on and growing attests to that.“And the group certainly did grow quickly. “We hit our first million members in 10 months!” Cristina shared. “Why? Because of diversity, I think. We posted and accepted things that more people could relate to, rather than a specific type of meme. Also, I’d like to think we’re pleasant people,” she added with a laugh. “And made our members feel like they belonged.”

And the group certainly did grow quickly. “We hit our first million members in 10 months!” Cristina shared. “Why? Because of diversity, I think. We posted and accepted things that more people could relate to, rather than a specific type of meme. Also, I’d like to think we’re pleasant people,” she added with a laugh. “And made our members feel like they belonged.”

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Cristina also shared more about what the group’s members are like. “We have our regular posters and commenters. It’s hard to make friends in such a large group as an Admin or even notice someone in particular, unless they’ve been with us from the beginning when all you could do was notice that one person who kept posting,” she explained.“Otherwise it takes a few posts until I, personally, notice someone being active, or if they’ve posted or commented something with a greater impact, really funny or really smart! From there on, they just stand out to me.”

“Otherwise it takes a few posts until I, personally, notice someone being active, or if they’ve posted or commented something with a greater impact, really funny or really smart! From there on, they just stand out to me.”

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As far as the Admins’ favorite memes, Raiden Pineapple says, “My favorites are the silliest memes that people find unfunny, and it makes them funnier. And of course, Marvel memes.”

50 Funny Memes That You Might Find Painfully Relatable

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As far as why we have such a special place in our hearts for memes,Vicepublished an article exploring this topic where they got in touch with clinical psychologist Dr. Kanan Khatau Chikhal. According to her, one of the reasons we have an affinity for memes is because they make us feel less alone.“Human beings need three things: love, self-esteem, and security,” Dr. Chikhal told Vice. “In our journey of seeking security, belongingness plays a very important role. If you read Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, you will find that belongingness is featured heavily. That’s why people relate to memes—because they resonate with them, which creates a sense of identification. We form groups, and this identification with the meme culture is largely perceived with a feeling of ‘I’m not alone’.”

“Human beings need three things: love, self-esteem, and security,” Dr. Chikhal told Vice. “In our journey of seeking security, belongingness plays a very important role. If you read Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, you will find that belongingness is featured heavily. That’s why people relate to memes—because they resonate with them, which creates a sense of identification. We form groups, and this identification with the meme culture is largely perceived with a feeling of ‘I’m not alone’.”

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Memes can also help us bond with others. How many times have you seen a meme and immediately forwarded it to your partner or your best friend? As much as we can enjoy memes on our own, it’s even more fun to spread laughter and pass them along to our loved ones. Memes can also be a way of telling friends, “Hey, I’m thinking of you! And I hope you appreciate this as much as I did.” In this day and age, sending a meme can be like sending a little love note.

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Just like anything else we see online, memes also have the power to change the way we think about or view certain topics. For example, if you see a meme addressing a social issue or current event, you might be inspired to do more actual research to keep up to date with what’s going on in the world. Or you might consider a new perspective on a topic that you thought you already understood.

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Viewing memes can be a great way to feel connected to loved ones, destress at the end of a long day and remind ourselves that life doesn’t have to be taken too seriously. Yes, it’s wise to read the news and keep up with current events. But when you’re finished reading your daily dose of the New York Times, don’t forget to get your daily dose of memes and laughter as well! It’s arguably just as important!

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Have you been laughing to yourself as you’ve scrolled through this article, pandas? Don’t worry if you have, we won’t tell anyone! We hope these memes have brought some sunshine to your day, and please keep upvoting all of the ones you find particularly clever. Then, if you’re interested in checking out another Bored Panda article featuring wholesome and silly memes, look no further thanright here!

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