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Bro found a loophole when his crush said all guys she dated were dogs

This is a two-panel hand-drawn comic meme. In the first panel, a girl labeled *crush* next to her says to a guy: 'Why should I trust you? All the guys I've dated were dogs.' The guy stays silent in response, with ellipses next to him. In the second panel, the girl asks: 'Well? Aren't you going to say anything?' The guy finally responds with 'meow', using a literal loophole: the girl used 'dogs' as slang for untrustworthy, bad romantic partners, but the guy interprets it literally as the animal, so he pretends to be a cat to avoid being grouped with her bad ex-boyfriends.
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*crush*
Why should I trust you? All the guys I've dated were dogs.
Well? Aren't you going to say anything?
meow

Overview

This is a two-panel hand-drawn comic meme. In the first panel, a girl labeled crush next to her says to a guy: 'Why should I trust you? All the guys I've dated were dogs.' The guy stays silent in response, with ellipses next to him. In the second panel, the girl asks: 'Well? Aren't you going to say anything?' The guy finally responds with 'meow', using a literal loophole: the girl used 'dogs' as slang for untrustworthy, bad romantic partners, but the guy interprets it literally as the animal, so he pretends to be a cat to avoid being grouped with her bad ex-boyfriends.

Origin notes

This meme was sourced from the Reddit Meme subreddit via RSS feed, with the original posted title being 'Bro found a loophole'. It is a widely shared lighthearted dating joke circulated on social media platforms.

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