“For Those Still Figuring It Out”: 50 Hilarious Memes That Are 100% Relatable

When I was a kid, all I wanted was togrow 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 Idon’tneed 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 organicgroceries.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 theBig Kid ProblemsInstagram page. Enjoy scrolling through these hilarious pics, and keep reading to find a conversation with the creator of BKP, Sarah Merrill Hall!More info:TheBigKidProblems.com|Blog|Podcast|MerchThis post may includeaffiliate links.

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 theBig Kid ProblemsInstagram page. Enjoy scrolling through these hilarious pics, and keep reading to find a conversation with the creator of BKP, Sarah Merrill Hall!

More info:TheBigKidProblems.com|Blog|Podcast|Merch

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Text meme from BigKidProblems about the pandemic, expressing a relatable thought on interpersonal relationships.

Twitter post humorously advising women to choose practical men over “bad boys”; relatable meme content.

Tweet humorously discussing relatable dual income, childless lifestyle.

To learn Kid Problemsand 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 withBored Pandaand 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 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.”

Relatable meme about printer issues, featuring a scene where a person frustratedly asks, “Did I stutter?"

A relatable meme about insomnia; the brain offers worst memories when trying to sleep.

Funny meme of Grandma Gertrude sharing a witty comment about being sick, getting relatable reactions.

“I decided to make one for my demographic at the time -college kidsabout 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.

“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.

Relatable meme about wanting to invade a pet’s personal space.

Relatable meme about self-care urging you to prioritize personal growth despite inconveniences to others.

Relatable meme about choosing between daytime or nighttime activities, posted by BigKidProblems.

“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.

“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.

A relatable meme about childhood memory and serotonin, shared by BigKidProblems.

Relatable meme about pregnancy as a group project where one person does 99.99% of the work but everyone gets an A.

A relatable meme about eating Girl Scout cookies humorously redefined as supporting entrepreneurs.

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.”

Relatable meme about spending habits in couples, highlighting the difference in shopping styles.

Relatable meme about the awkwardness of a friend using your favorite coffee mug.

Two characters in an office setting with text: “Me: I think you’re over-thinking it. My anxiety: I think you’re under-thinking it."

Relatable meme about money, happiness, and enjoying a yacht in the Mediterranean with a spritz.

Plate of child-style mashed potatoes, beans, and chicken nuggets shaped like dinosaurs.

Funny meme about family gatherings at Thanksgiving, humorously questioning life decisions, relatable to many.

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.”

Relatable meme about realizing you’re getting old when using a long weekend for chores.

Funny meme about making life decisions based on a dog’s happiness, relatable humor from BigKidProblems.

Blonde woman holding a glass with text overlay about supporting new ideas, showcasing a relatable meme.

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.

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.

Man laughing with text about doing a good job; relatable memes humor in a casual setting.

Relatable meme about being late because of asking a puppy question repeatedly.

Relatable meme about realizing the unrealistic lifestyle of a TV character on a writer’s salary.

“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.”

Relatable meme about realizing a hangover at 9:03 am after thinking it was gone at 9 am.

Hilarious meme about unconventional self-care, with text on embracing chaos and spontaneity.

Text meme on relatable humor about irritability and hunger from BigKidProblems on social media.

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.”

Tweet by BigKidProblems jokes about calculator history being more embarrassing than browser history, making it relatable.

Relatable meme text about being late due to telling a dog he’s a good boy multiple times.

Hilarious meme: Security guard stops woman with a drink; she claims it’s a “service mimosa."

A funny meme showing a person responding to life questions with “Can I get an alcohol?” making it relatable.

A relatable meme about humor and trauma from BigKidProblems on social media.

Relatable meme about phone notifications and unexpected election reminders.

BigKidProblems tweet about relatable age humor and surprising parental expectations.

Old computer screen showing patterns for card backs with funny relatable meme caption about aging.

A cat wrapped in a robe with a blue towel on its head, looking adorable and relatable.

Stick figure distracted by butterfly labeled “Italy,” ignoring “Focusing at work” sign; relatable meme humor.

Relatable meme about microdosing and eating handfuls of cheddar cheese from the bag throughout the day.

Woman in black outfit holding drink, standing by brick wall. Caption humorously contrasts spring colors with her attire.

Hilarious meme with a chaotic scene labeled “The world” and a person asking to see dog pictures.

Easy-Bake oven beside an air fryer, with a humorous text celebrating growth and relatability.