Tag: apathy

This is a screenshot of a public post from the Reddit subreddit r/NoStupidQuestions. The original poster u/Rosandito asks "Does anybody else feel extremely bored but has no desire to do anything". The post is marked with a red "Removed: Medical Advice" tag, and the post body is shown as [removed] by moderators. A top comment from user pmac1987 points out that the described feeling is a common symptom of depression. A follow-up reply from user mghicho delivers the punchline, stating that even if they admit they are depressed, they would have to take action to address it, which they do not have the motivation to do, creating a darkly humorous, relatable paradox about depressive apathy.

Relatable Depression Apathy Reddit Post Meme

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This is an edited meme using a still frame of Dora from the children's animated series *Dora the Explorer*. The image subverts the show's wholesome, educational format by overlaying vulgar, sarcastic text: "Where is the fuck I give? Can you find it?" Dora is depicted in her signature pink shirt, orange shorts, and purple backpack, standing in a bright jungle setting with her arms outstretched and a neutral-amused expression. The joke relies on wordplay and tonal subversion: it takes the show's core trope of asking viewers to help locate objects, and reframes the slang phrase "I don't give a fuck" (meaning complete apathy) as a missing object to find, creating edgy, relatable humor by contrasting innocent children's media with adult crude language to express indifference.

Dora the Explorer 'I Don't Give A Fuck' Apathy Meme

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A 4-panel GIF meme featuring a person walking in an urban environment (with tall buildings and yellow taxis indicating New York City) while eating a pastry. Each panel displays the same overlaid text: 'Me looking at the internet having a meltdown over the files (nothing will happen)'. The person maintains a nonchalant demeanor, continuing to eat and walk, visually emphasizing indifference towards intense online reactions to unspecified 'files'.

Me looking at the internet having a meltdown over the files (nothing will happen)

A 4-panel GIF meme featuring …