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This is a collage meme centered around Valentine's Day, featuring four panels of Kermit the Frog. The top text asks, 'You got any plans for Valentines Day?' followed by the header 'Valentines Day Plans:'. Each panel depicts Kermit engaging in mundane, solitary, low-effort activities: the first shows him sleeping in bed under a blanket, the second has him lounging on a couch casually holding a TV remote, the third shows him resting his face on his hand while browsing a laptop, and the fourth has him tucked away inside a blanket. The meme humorously subverts the typical romantic expectations of Valentine's Day, instead presenting a relatable narrative for people who choose (or have) to spend the day alone in a relaxed, unproductive manner. It plays on the contrast between societal holiday norms and the quiet, lazy reality for many single individuals or those who prefer low-key celebrations.

Kermit the Frog's Relatable Low-Effort Valentine's Day Plans

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This is a two-panel relatable meme. The top panel pairs the text 'My crush' with an image of a heavy-duty, multi-lock bank vault, visually implying that the crush is emotionally guarded, hard to connect with, or 'impenetrable' like a secure vault. The bottom panel pairs the text 'My flirting skills' with a set of colorful plastic toy keys, which are completely useless for opening a real vault. The core joke relies on the metaphor of 'unlocking' someone's affection: the crush is a highly secure lock, while the flirting skills are ineffective, childish keys that stand no chance of working. It uses self-deprecating humor to express the feeling of inadequacy when trying to flirt with someone you like, making it relatable to anyone who has felt awkward or unsuccessful in romantic advances.

My Crush vs My Flirting Skills Meme

This is a two-panel relatable…