We scroll through memes to feel better about our insufferable existence, and these MEIRL memes (me in real life) are basically an elite collection of the perfect depiction of our reality. These types of memes define the ‘us’. They put the ‘me’ in ‘MEIRL’. Let’s face it, life doesn’t make that much sense, and at times we can ball our eyes out because of that, while at other times we cry joyfully, thankful that the internet is here to understand our pain.

They promote our own procrastination, which is technically a bad thing, but also give us serotonin, which is a good thing. So who is to say it’s a good or bad thing? Can a bad thing and a good thing just be a thing? Or perhaps a thing could only be good if there is some bad, plus vice versa? Oops, it’s that time of day when my ramblings become incoherent. I’ll let y’all off the hook and give you the chance to check out the memes below.

For more, here are some broke college student memes for the kids who got a wild amount of debt. Join the club, whoopee.