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I Type A Whole Message... Delete Everything

This is a two-panel relatable meme that depicts the common experience of overthinking when writing a text message. At the top of the image, the text reads 'I type a whole message... read it again... delete everything.' In the first left panel, a real man is shown focused intently typing out a message on his smartphone. In the second right panel, the same man is shown looking contemplative and concerned, holding his chin while looking at his phone, representing the moment of second-guessing that leads to deleting the entire drafted message. The meme jokes about the common habit of over-editing and overthinking messages before sending them to others.
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I type a whole message... read it again... delete everything.

Overview

This is a two-panel relatable meme that depicts the common experience of overthinking when writing a text message. At the top of the image, the text reads 'I type a whole message... read it again... delete everything.' In the first left panel, a real man is shown focused intently typing out a message on his smartphone. In the second right panel, the same man is shown looking contemplative and concerned, holding his chin while looking at his phone, representing the moment of second-guessing that leads to deleting the entire drafted message. The meme jokes about the common habit of over-editing and overthinking messages before sending them to others.

Origin notes

Per the provided source information, this is a meme originally shared on Reddit, with the original post title 'I don’t remember approving this'. It is a widely relatable everyday meme that spread across multiple social media platforms, based on a common shared experience when texting.

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