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I Think I Just Fell In Love: Me And The Baddie I Pulled By Being Autistic

A meme featuring a screenshot from the movie 'The Fault in Our Stars' showing two characters, Augustus Waters and Hazel Grace Lancaster, sitting in bed under a red blanket while reading books. The top text overlay reads 'Me and the baddie I pulled by being autistic:', creating a playful and wholesome joke about autism leading to a positive relationship. The image has a cozy, relaxed atmosphere, with the characters appearing calm and engaged in their reading.
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Me and the baddie I pulled by being autistic:

Overview

A meme featuring a screenshot from the movie 'The Fault in Our Stars' showing two characters, Augustus Waters and Hazel Grace Lancaster, sitting in bed under a red blanket while reading books. The top text overlay reads 'Me and the baddie I pulled by being autistic:', creating a playful and wholesome joke about autism leading to a positive relationship. The image has a cozy, relaxed atmosphere, with the characters appearing calm and engaged in their reading.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit (specifically the r/Meme community) and uses a screenshot from the 2014 film 'The Fault in Our Stars'. The text overlay was added using the mobile editing app Mematic, as indicated by the watermark 'made with mematic' at the bottom of the image. This is a remix of the original movie scene, repurposed with humorous and relatable text about relationships and autism.

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