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Texting Best Friend 'We Got This' Relatable Struggle Meme

The meme consists of top text and an underlying photo. The top text reads: 'Me texting my bestfriend "we got this" knowing we don't really got it and we both require therapy'. Below the text is a candid shot of Kylie Jenner wearing a black leather jacket, looking down at her smartphone with a calm, unbothered expression while appearing to type a message, which visually represents the relatable scenario of sending fake encouraging messages to a close friend even when both parties are actually struggling and need mental health support. A watermark reading 'FB/90sBabes1' is overlaid on the lower half of the image.
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Me texting my bestfriend "we got this" knowing we don't really got it and we both require therapy

Overview

The meme consists of top text and an underlying photo. The top text reads: 'Me texting my bestfriend "we got this" knowing we don't really got it and we both require therapy'. Below the text is a candid shot of Kylie Jenner wearing a black leather jacket, looking down at her smartphone with a calm, unbothered expression while appearing to type a message, which visually represents the relatable scenario of sending fake encouraging messages to a close friend even when both parties are actually struggling and need mental health support. A watermark reading 'FB/90sBabes1' is overlaid on the lower half of the image.

Origin notes

This meme is obtained from an RSS feed originating from X (formerly Twitter) account meme.jpg. It uses a widely circulated candid photograph of public figure Kylie Jenner, with added humorous relatable text via image editing. The watermark indicates it was first shared on the Facebook page 90sBabes1 before being reposted to X, and it belongs to the popular category of relatable friendship and mental health memes widely shared across global social media platforms.

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