Emily Musson and her boyfriend love taking selfies. Emily's parents love making fun of them.
Musson got in the habit of regularly uploading pictures like the following, showcasing the couples photogenic-ness.
She then shared an album of them on Facebook, because that's what Facebook's for.
Her parents immediately started trolling.
It was incredible.
Musson posted it to Twitter and it's currently sitting at almost 50,000 retweets, because people like good stuff.
my parents r actually on drugs or something pic.twitter.com/lt9MiwOi99
— Emily Musson (@emilymusson) September 8, 2015
Sometimes people think it's the students that ae the most challenging part of a teacher's job. That's only true most of the time. It can actually be the parents trying to interfere too much with their kid's education. Sometimes a teacher can just look at a finished project and go, "looks like dad did a great job." Sometimes it goes the other way. Sometimes teachers have no faith in students but they succeed anyway, like this student who won an art contest to spite their rude teacher.
Parents are normally right. They just are. If you've reached an age where you can realize this, Congratulations! You are officially an adult. If you haven't realized this yet, maybe these "sh*t, my parents were right" moments from Reddit will change your mind...
Ever take a step back from your life and wonder if you're just doing it wrong? It's easy to feel that way when you compare yourself to your parents. Many of us deal with these feelings, especially if we've surpassed the age at which our creators decided they were ready to bring life into this godforsaken world. A new Wojak comic meme completely excels at utilizing this theme, and the results are our favorite kind of self-deprecating humor. The meme basically compares what our parents were doing (making commitments, investing in the future) with what we're doing at that age. The punchline is that in 2020, we're doing shit that's way less mature. You know, making mistakes like eating pills of the ground or infantilizing ourselves with phrases like "I'm baby." While some of these memes hit home pretty hard, a couple of them are great reminders that progress is possible. It's also important to remembe that the world was a different place when our parents were our age. It's always better to focus on one's self and the possibilities we do have.