grandma

You've just gotta love it when Grandma gets her hands on the wild, mind-blowing technology of a face filter app. It's a pure and wholesome reflection of how much the world's changed. 

I STRIVE to be on Grandpa's level! He's the hero of spontaneity that we need and deserve! Wonder how Grandma felt about it though. 

As technology surrounds us in its cold, lifeless iron grip, more and more old people are having to come to terms with social media as a part of daily life. They have, by no means mastered it. The people over at r/oldpeoplefacebook are committed to documenting this process, as well as the foibles that come with it.

Nobody's family is perfectly normal, but some people's families are more interesting. And maybe not in the best ways. Some are more trivial and embarrassing, like liking pineapple pizza. Some are family shattering, like secret families. Reminds us of this girl who figured out her family secrets by taking a blood test in college.

Yeah, you can't take your eyes off the wholesomeness. 5 stars. 5 Stars over and over. Can't bee-lieve how wholesome this is.

Careful, this one might bring on the tears. 

They are trying their damndest to stick with the times. As you can see, some are getting respectably savvy! Others, well, you'll see.

They are doing their best to keep up with the internet. That doesn't mean there aren't tons of awkward mistakes and social faux pas, but they are doing their best.

Old people are trying their best to catch up to with the times and use Facebook correctly. Progress is not without its speed bumps.

Old people are adapting to technology. Slowly. And while you can't really blame them for trying, we're witness to a mountain of social hiccups out there in the internets.

Printing out facebook posts! Oversharing! Making catastrophic social faux pas! These are are just some of the joys of watching old people slowly get used to technology

The world is changing faster than they can deal, but they're trying to keep up. Also my feed isn't loading, I think I've been hacked.

The future is happening fast, and old people around the world are trying to keep up. Whether it's talking in all caps or sending unsolicited kid pics, they are on the rocky road to computer knowledge.

Social media mistakes wouldn't be as big a deal if they didn't happen on such a public forum. Either way they're trying very hard so they deserve some credit.

It all starts out so innocent, but quickly gives way to pure and unadulterated spiciness from Grandma. Last time the family's going to underestimate grammy.