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When You Give a Logical Solution Instead of Emotional Support: 'So You Have Chosen... Death' Meme

This meme consists of two main parts: a top text overlay and a screenshot from a movie. The top text reads, 'Women after you give them a logical solution for their problems instead of emotional support:'. Below this text is a screenshot of an older man with long white hair and a beard, displaying an intense, menacing expression. The screenshot includes a subtitle that reads, 'So you have chosen... death.' The humor stems from the hyperbolic and dramatic reaction implied by the subtitle, mocking the scenario where prioritizing logical solutions over emotional support leads to an extreme (exaggerated) negative response.
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Older Man
So you have chosen... death.

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Women after you give them a logical solution for their problems instead of emotional support:

Overview

This meme consists of two main parts: a top text overlay and a screenshot from a movie. The top text reads, 'Women after you give them a logical solution for their problems instead of emotional support:'. Below this text is a screenshot of an older man with long white hair and a beard, displaying an intense, menacing expression. The screenshot includes a subtitle that reads, 'So you have chosen... death.' The humor stems from the hyperbolic and dramatic reaction implied by the subtitle, mocking the scenario where prioritizing logical solutions over emotional support leads to an extreme (exaggerated) negative response.

Origin notes

The meme originates from Reddit, as indicated by the source 'Reddit:Meme' with the original title 'Based on true events'. It is a remix/edited meme created by overlaying text onto a screenshot from a movie, likely 'The Lord of the Rings' (inferred from the character's appearance resembling Saruman). The original movie scene's dialogue has been modified or supplemented with the subtitle 'So you have chosen... death' to fit the meme's comedic narrative about communication dynamics.

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