Ever seen a meme and even though you are or aren't in a relationship, you need to send to someone? Well, it's usually your best friend who can totally relate or even give you the satisfaction of "Yes! That's totally you!"
Because lets be real... even if we had boyfriends, we would not be sending them these memes...
It's the common, "No, you don't snore..." or the "My haircuts don't cost much and I didn't just get my hair done, you didn't notice I did it last week?" *wink* *wink* It's just the little white lies we tell our husbands when they ask how much that purse cost.... ummm aren't all relationships suppose to have some sort of mystery in them? Just keeping the spark alive! Don't worry. Moms are no different!
We've all had those days, weeks, months okay okay... years! The laziness to shave, to wash clothes, to fold them nicely back into the closet... We can relate to these comics 100%! Which is why it makes it so funny!
Via:Brightside
Marriage can be hard. It's all about compromise they say. But who really knows? Oh wait... Married people! And where do they go to vent their problem? Oh ya, Twitter! Well, luckily for us these aren't so bad. In fact they are pretty much hilarious and something all married people can just say... "That's so true!"
Can you ever imagine dating Ronald McDonald? Well, the artists at College Humor can.
If you wanted to explain to anyone... anywhere what the nature of girls are, you are in luck! These comics will explain it all!
Illustrator Astkhik Rakimova has created a series of amazing comics forBrightsideand we are just loving them! Really though, don't you just recognize yourself in her comics?!
Well the very talented Russian artist is very creative and has created many more comics that you can check out Here
Japan continues to provide plenty of material when it comes to bizarre trends. The latest? Vacuum-packed wedding photos.
Tokyo-based photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi'songoing photo series will take your breath away, literally. Titled "Flesh Love", it features bizarre portraits of couples tightly encased inside vacuum-sealed plastic bags. According to Kawaguchi, it's a way for people to express "how close and in love they are".
The process involved is simple, albeit risky. Couples are first covered in lube to avoid friction with the plastic. A vacuum then sucks out all the air inside, sealing the lovebirds in an uncomfortable cocoon of love. Kawaguchi then runs to his camera to snap two quick photos before telling his assistant to open the bag. The pairs have to hold their breath for 10 seconds or more, before being handed a can of oxygen. A medic is also on standby just in case things go awry. Wow!
