relatable tweets

Being a woman is a true blessing and we are indeed the fairer sex. In fact, I like to think of women as a tribe who more or less all experience the same stuff, have variations of the same weird quirks, and who have the same crazy thoughts. But for some reason, we don't share these occurrences with each other, and often we're left feeling like we are the only one who is experiencing it. Well, these tweets will make you feel a whole lot better about all the stuff that goes on in your head and will reassure you that you're not alone in your female craziness awesomeness! 

Part of being an adult means you're always tired. Literally, from the second you open your eyes in the morning until you finally get into bed at night, all you want to do is take a nap. Except when you finally do settle down for the night, you inevitably stay up on your phone for three hours, and then you're exhausted the next day again. It's a vicious cycle of perpetual exhaustion. If this sounds familiar, then these tweets about being tired all the damn time will be very relatable and make you feel less alone in your journey of exhaustion that is adulthood. Now, go and take a nap; you deserve one!

Growing up with four sisters (yes, you read that right—four!) I feel qualified to comment on the total head f*ck that is the sisterly bond. One minute they're your best friend, and you're staying up late together talking about boys, sharing each other's clothes. The next minute, you're screaming bloody murder at her for "borrowing" your makeup without asking and running to your parents to tell them you wish she'd never have been born. Having a sister is like having a best friend and also a mortal enemy from birth. It's pretty weird when you think about it. If this sounds familiar, then these tweets about the ups and downs of having a sister will speak to your soul and relate to you in all sorts of ways.

Ladies, we all know the struggle of drawing the perfect winged eyeliner. It's one of those things that you perfect once in a blue moon, and only ever on one eye. Getting your eyes to match up is essentially impossible. These tweets capture the pain that uneven eyeliner brings, and the joy and elation you feel when you actually get it even on both eyes.

If you're anything like me, you've already spent most of your paycheck on snacks and those new shoes you just had to have. But it's ok; my rent will pay itself. Or, I'll find a sugar daddy. Joking... Sort of. Anyway, these memes about being broke AF are all too relatable to me, and if they speak to you deep in your soul, too, then at least you'll know you're not alone in your shoe shopping addiction. Or your ice cream addiction. Or, both. Meanwhile, you'll find me counting the pennies until payday. 

Mascara is one of the best things ever to be invented. I don't know the history behind it, but I do know that on the days that I don't wear it, I get asked if I feel OK because I look "sick." And don't get me started on the blessings of waterproof mascara! So, these memes are dedicated to the hot messes we become when we don't wear mascara and even the hot messes we can be when we do wear it. In short, whoever invented mascara should be Queen. And here are some more women's memes for when you're done.

Anyone who wears a bra will attest to the sheer bliss, pleasure, and euphoria of taking it off at the end of the day. Or, As one Twitter user so accurately put it, "I got 99 problems, and most of them boil down to this bra." Bra wearers experience the daily dilemma of wanting to give their boobs the support they deserve and also letting them hang free. Because let's face it, bras are a prison of underwire, suffocation, and constriction for our boobs, and they deserve better. These hilarious tweets from women about the discomfort and hassle of wearing a bra will relate hard to anyone who has to wear one on the daily, and honestly, they're making me want to burn my bra right now.

Relationships can be challenging, but it makes things a little easier when you can vent about it on Twitter. And you can bet that whatever frustrations you're going through in your relationship, someone else is experiencing the same thing in theirs. Each week we collect the funniest relationship tweets we could find over the past seven days, and these are just as funny as last week's collection. With any luck, they'll make you feel a little less alone with your own love-related struggles.  

As a non-coffee drinker (I know, shock horror, we do exist!), hot chocolate is my hot beverage of choice. And there's nothing I love more than a steaming cup of hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows. My waistline says otherwise, but whatevs. And it seems like I'm not alone. This collection of tweets from fellow hot chocolate lovers prove that hot chocolate far superior to coffee and I'm prepared to die on that hill.

Some people are born to be the life of the party. You'll find them standing on the table, chugging down the beers, or dancing in the middle of the floor with all eyes on them. Then, there are the introverts whose idea of a fun night out is actually a quiet night in. For them, the less socializing the better. They hate people, they hate talking and they hate anything social. If that's you, these tweets from other introverts will speak to your soul. 

Raising children is no easy feat, as every parent will attest to. But some stages of parenting are easier than others. The notorious 'terrible twos' have a terrible reputation, but no one talks enough about the 'threenager' phase. What is that you may be wondering? Well, as one parent put it, a 'threenager' is "A three-year-old with all the emotional instability from the terrible twos but with more of a vocabulary, mixed with the rebellious attitude of a teenager." If you have survived this stage of the parenting journey, you'll relate to these tweets from parents also attempting to make it through to the other side. And if that stage is yet to come, then I wish you all the luck in the world; you'll need it!

If you're a woman who has even the slightest interest in beauty, skincare, or makeup, chances are you've lost months' worth of rent to Sephora. It's the place we hate to love and love to hate. The Narnia of the beauty world and the place where we kid ourselves into thinking we'll "only spend $100 this time." Never has anyone ever left Sephora, having spent anything less than a small country's worth of makeup. But when those black and white isles call our name and sell us the promise of flawless, glossy skin, there's not much we can do to stop it.

It's been a long year. Or two. Or a thousand. Seriously, how long has it been, and what even is time anymore? I think I speak for most of us when I say I don't know whether I'm coming or going nowadays. Is it Monday, Wednesday, or Whatever Other day? I'm stumped. And so with everything falling apart around us as of late, I think it's fair to say that some of us *ahem, speaking for a friend*, are just a bunch of hot messes right now. Minus the hot. Lolz. No, but seriously, someone help me, please!

Aging is a cruel process; one minute, you're 23, and your whole life is ahead of you, but five minutes later, you're a decade older, and your back hurts from bending down to pick up your groceries. Honestly, I don't know where the time goes. In the wise words of Andy Bernard from The Office, "I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you actually left them." These tweets will hit home hard if you're at the age where you need to schedule naps before you have sex. I'm not; I'm just speaking for a friend.

Anyone who has been in a long-distance relationship knows how tough it can be. Phone sex gets kind of boring after a while, spooning yourself to sleep is impossible, and FaceTime dinner dates pale in comparison to the real thing—especially if you have bad wifi connection. But not everyone is fortunate enough to live with, or even in the same city or country as their partner, and these tweets accurately sum up the relatable difficulties of maintaining a long-distance relationship.

If you're used to getting eight hours of uninterrupted sleep every night, then marriage might not be for you. One of the sacrifices you have to make in a long-term, committed relationship is sharing a bed with someone else for the rest of your life and enduring night after night of snoring, duvet stealing, and heavy breathing. It's not ideal, by any means. But it's the small price we pay for love, right? Right? Anyone? These hilarious tweets from the spouses of Twitter show the relatably annoying aspects of sharing a bed.