GagBase Logo Explore

Once he checks out there no going back. play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post from the account 'Inside_llorin' (@InsideIlorin_NG) featuring a text-based request for advice. The post reads: 'My husband no longer insists when i say NO to him in bed. He turns around and falls into a deep sleep. I need advice Your advice is needed, Fam ❤️'. The original 9Gag title accompanying the image, 'Once he checks out there no going back. play stupid games, win stupid prizes.', adds a sarcastic tone implying consequences for the situation described.
Make

Text content

My husband no longer insists when i say NO to him in bed. He turns around and falls into a deep sleep. I need advice Your advice is needed, Fam ❤️

Overview

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post from the account 'Inside_llorin' (@InsideIlorin_NG) featuring a text-based request for advice. The post reads: 'My husband no longer insists when i say NO to him in bed. He turns around and falls into a deep sleep. I need advice Your advice is needed, Fam ❤️'. The original 9Gag title accompanying the image, 'Once he checks out there no going back. play stupid games, win stupid prizes.', adds a sarcastic tone implying consequences for the situation described.

Origin notes

The image is sourced from 9Gag and appears to be a user-created screenshot of a tweet from the Twitter/X account 'Inside_llorin'. It likely circulates as a relatable or humorous take on relationship dynamics, repurposed from the original social media post with an added title to emphasize a 'cause and effect' narrative.

Similar memes

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user "Dad and Buried" (@DadandBuried) featuring a humorous and sarcastic take on marriage and parenthood. The tweet text reads: "Get married and have kids so instead of literally doing whatever you want all the time you can be forced to schedule every waking moment of your existence around ungrateful banshees who refuse to nap and won’t stop eating your potato chips." The profile picture shows a person holding a child near a pool.

Dad and Buried's Sarcastic Take on Marriage and Kids

A screenshot of a Twitter/X p…

A text-based meme featuring a humorous dialogue exchange about dog ownership. The first line is a question expressing surprise: "You let your dog sleep in your bed and on the couch?????" The response humorously escalates the loyalty, stating: "Yeah bro & I'd let him borrow my car too if he needed it". The background is a simple gradient from white to light gray, keeping focus on the text. The meme playfully mocks the judgment some people have about allowing pets on furniture by exaggerating the owner's willingness to trust their dog with even more valuable items like a car.

Dog Owner's Unwavering Loyalty

A text-based meme featuring a…

This image is a screenshot of a public Twitter post. The tweet author shares a funny personal anecdote: her husband walked into the room, lavished their family dog with affectionate attention, including telling the dog he was cute, expressing his love for it, holding its face, staring into its eyes, and giving it forehead kisses, then left the room entirely without acknowledging her, even though she was sitting directly next to the dog the entire time. The lighthearted joke comes from the husband clearly prioritizing greeting the family pet over greeting his wife.

My husband's priorities are clear

This image is a screenshot of…

A screenshot of two Twitter/X posts featuring a debate about the value of money. The first post by @Tg00dy argues, 'That 2k you worked hard for is better than 100k that's given to you for free,' suggesting earned money holds more value. The second post by @fjaystaytrill responds dismissively with, 'Don't ever give anyone advice again,' implying disagreement with the original statement. Both users have profile pictures visible: @Tg00dy's shows a person in a casual setting, while @fjaystaytrill's shows a person with a Dominican Republic flag emoji next to their username.

Worked Hard 2k vs Free 100k Advice Debate

A screenshot of two Twitter/X…

This meme consists of a screenshot of a public text post from the Reddit r/Marriage subreddit, paired with a snarky comedic title. The original post is written by a 42-year-old woman who explains she feels relieved that her 43-year-old husband stopped initiating sex, as the pair had mismatched libidos for years, leaving her feeling constant stress and guilt over either rejecting his advances or engaging in unwanted sex to avoid hurting him. The added joke title humorously frames the end of their sexual dynamic as an unspoken 'promotion' from wife to platonic roommate, referencing the common online joke that stagnant, sexless marriages often devolve into cohabitation of platonic roommates rather than romantic partners.

Who’s gonna tell her she has been promoted from wife to roommate

This meme consists of a scree…

This is a reaction meme consisting of two parts: white text on a black background at the top describes an absurd convoluted family arrangement: 'My friend married my mother and I also married his mother, now as the father of my father I am my own child'. Below the text is a low-resolution photograph of former US President Barack Obama tilting his head back and looking upward with a bewildered, overwhelmed expression, as if he cannot fathom the confusing, logically sound but socially unacceptable family dynamic described in the text. The humor comes from the absurdity of the premise, which technically results in the narrator being both their own grandfather and descendant, paired with the relatable confused reaction to nonsensical overly complex information.

Makes sense convoluted family relation meme

This is a reaction meme consi…

A screenshot of a tweet from user @AlexAlex9191 describing a heartwarming moment: the author discovered her husband fills their dog's water dish using the fridge's water purifier instead of the tap. When asked why, he replied, "She'd do the same for me," reflecting his deep affection and care for their pet, emphasizing a wholesome and loving relationship between the couple and their dog.

Husband Uses Fridge Purified Water for Dog's Dish

A screenshot of a tweet from …

A screenshot of a social media post by user 'Daddy Go Fish' (@daddygoffish) featuring a humorous anecdote. The post recounts that his wife had a dream he has a secret second wife named Linda, and he now playfully uses "Linda wouldn't get mad about that" as a response when his wife is upset. The post shows engagement metrics including 105K views, 348 reposts, 23 quotes, and 6,713 likes, with a timestamp of 9:50 AM on January 21, 2025. The user's profile picture is a Lego figure wearing a red outfit.

Wife's Dream About Linda Social Media Post

A screenshot of a social medi…

This meme is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post structured as a joke with an accompanying reaction image. The text sets up a scenario where a dentist warns a patient their dental procedure will only hurt a little, the patient agrees to proceed, then the dentist unexpectedly reveals he is having an affair with the patient's wife. The punchline is the following reaction image: a heavily crying, distressed animated male character from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which conveys that the infidelity revelation is far more painful than any dental procedure could be, playing on the dentist's earlier promise of only 'a little' pain.

But you said the pain would be a little?

This meme is a screenshot of …

A meme featuring a bold top text reading 'Dear men, this is your daily reminder to avoid marriage' above two side-by-side photographs of a couple. The left photo shows a younger man in a tuxedo and a woman in a white dress posing formally, while the right photo shows the same man (now older) with the same woman (also older) in a floral dress. Below the images is a screenshot of a Twitter comment from user 'Dubzy' (@DubzyOnceAgain) that sarcastically mocks the premise: 'Oh no this is terrible my wife of 25 years transformed from an elegant beauty into a voluptuous bombshell with giant fucking honkers' said no man ever in the history of men. The meme uses humor and sarcasm to subvert the idea that men would regret marriage due to their partner's aging.

Daily Reminder to Avoid Marriage (Said No Man Ever)

A meme featuring a bold top t…

A text-based Reddit meme featuring a personal anecdote shared by user mimi (@mimicollision). The content describes a humorous prank scenario at a work party: when a colleague of her husband approaches and asks, "You must be his wife," mimi responds by feigning shock and asking her husband, "You have a WIFE?" The punchline emphasizes the colleague's presumably stunned reaction, framed as an amusing prank.

love pranks like this

A text-based Reddit meme feat…

A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user 'vona ♡' (@vonasterrors) featuring a humorous, relatable text block about repeatedly napping and apologizing for waking up. The post consists of the repeated phrase structure: '*takes a nap* sorry i just woke Up *naps more*' followed by variations ('Again', 'Lol', 'even more') and ends with a typo: 'Sorry i jsut'. The profile picture shows an animated character with pink hair, adding to the casual, lighthearted tone. The humor stems from the relatable scenario of being excessively tired and caught in an endless loop of napping and half-waking up.

The Eternal Nap Loop: Sorry, Just Woke Up (Again)

A screenshot of a Twitter/X p…