The walk of shame is a notorious joke, the walk someone performs in the same clothes from the night before, which signals that they have clearly been involved in a sexual escapade in the aforementioned night. This infamous walk is common on college campuses, or simply on the weekends. People have been reclaiming the 'walk of shame,' referring to it as the 'stride of pride' or going as so far as to refer to it as the 'laid parade.' People on Twitter have been completely redefining the phrase, using it to jokingly refer to moments that have nothing to do with the morning after sex at all. Whether Twitter users are referring to the original walk of shame or their own versions of the walk of shame, their tweets are super entertaining. Scroll down for the best tweets about the walk of shame from this week.
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As someone who has been suspiciously carded time and again long after I turned 21, I definitely understand the struggles of baby-faced women. A Reddit user asked women who look younger than they are about the funniest ways people reacted to their youthful features, and the thread totally blew up. Whether it be a teacher being mistaken for a high school student, or not being allowed into Rated-R movies at 30 years old, baby-faced women have had their fair share of hilarious experiences. Read on to get a glimpse into the encounters super young-looking women have on a daily basis.
The quarter-life crisis has become almost as notorious as the mid-life crisis. Once upon a time, you were hitting up wild nights out on the town, binge drinking, dancing your a** off, making out with some hot rando dude, stuffing your face with pizza, and going to class the next day like nothing happening. And then doing the whole thing again the night after. Alas, those nights are long gone.
Now you spend your days deciding what duvet best matches the color scheme of your wall, bragging about your air-fryer on Instagram, and wondering when exactly all your friends got hitched. That's right, bud. You've reached your quarter-life crisis! Isn't it wonderful? Twitter definitely seems to think so. Scroll down for hilarious tweets about hitting that quarter-life crisis.
