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The Strangest Thing Was That I Trusted You Reaction Meme

This is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) by user @RRtize. The post text reads 'the strangest thing was that i trusted u 💯🦍', paired with a candid photograph of actor Finn Wolfhard (known for his role in Stranger Things) standing in front of a residential white garage door. Wolfhard has a deadpan, annoyed expression, with one hand in his jeans pocket and the other hand extended to flip the middle finger at the camera. The meme is used as a reaction to convey disappointment, frustration, and irritation at having one's trust broken by another person.
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the strangest thing was that i trusted u 💯🦍

Overview

This is a screenshot of a public post from X (formerly Twitter) by user @RRtize. The post text reads 'the strangest thing was that i trusted u 💯🦍', paired with a candid photograph of actor Finn Wolfhard (known for his role in Stranger Things) standing in front of a residential white garage door. Wolfhard has a deadpan, annoyed expression, with one hand in his jeans pocket and the other hand extended to flip the middle finger at the camera. The meme is used as a reaction to convey disappointment, frustration, and irritation at having one's trust broken by another person.

Origin notes

This meme iteration was originally posted on the X (Twitter) platform by user @RRtize. The photograph of Finn Wolfhard used is a widely circulated older candid image that has been frequently repurposed for reaction memes online, typically to convey annoyance or disapproval. This specific version combines the existing candid image with relatable text about misplaced trust to create a shareable meme about being betrayed or let down by someone you trusted.

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