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Girls vs Guys Different Uses for Photoshop Lessons

This meme presents a humorous contrast between the expected use of Photoshop by girls versus guys. It opens with text stating a teacher announces the class will learn to use Photoshop. Girls react excitedly, saying they can now edit their selfies to get a better skin tone. The punchline for guys' reaction is a clearly photoshopped image of a smiling man kneeling in a fishing river posing with a large brown bear, both wearing matching baseball caps: the bear has its arm around the man, and they are jointly holding a very large salmon, implying guys would use Photoshop to create absurd, fun, cool fake memory images.
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Teacher: today we will learn how to use photoshop
Girls: Wow! Finally I can get myself a better skin tone!
Guys:

Overview

This meme presents a humorous contrast between the expected use of Photoshop by girls versus guys. It opens with text stating a teacher announces the class will learn to use Photoshop. Girls react excitedly, saying they can now edit their selfies to get a better skin tone. The punchline for guys' reaction is a clearly photoshopped image of a smiling man kneeling in a fishing river posing with a large brown bear, both wearing matching baseball caps: the bear has its arm around the man, and they are jointly holding a very large salmon, implying guys would use Photoshop to create absurd, fun, cool fake memory images.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the X.com (formerly Twitter) account @WholesomeMeme, distributed via RSS. The punchline uses a long-circulating viral edited image of a bear photoshopped into a fishing photo with a man, which has been a popular internet joke for years as an example of obvious but funny Photoshop edits.

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