Crayon Shin-chan

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The meme opens with text at the top stating "How I, 29 y.o., virgin, feel in my first time in a dating site:". Below the text, the anime character Shinchan, dressed in a small suit and holding a tiny briefcase, stands looking awkward and out of place among a crowd of much taller, somber, adult blue-skinned office workers in formal suits. The joke uses the visual of a small child surrounded by mature adults to represent the feelings of inexperience, inadequacy, and being out of place that an inexperienced 29 year old virgin has when first entering the online dating scene, where they perceive all other users as far more experienced and mature than themselves.

29 Year Old Virgin Feels Like A Child First Using A Dating Site

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This relatable meme features characters from the Japanese anime series *Crayon Shinchan*, set inside a Delhi Metro train identifiable by the 'Rajiv Chowk' station sign and bilingual Hindi-English metro safety notices. Five kindergarten-aged characters (Shinchan and his friends) in matching school uniforms stand in the foreground, while a tall, awkward-looking pale adult character from the same anime stands behind them. The text at the top of the meme reads 'how being 22 feels on the internet nowadays'. The joke conveys the common feeling among 22-year-olds that they are unexpectedly the 'old' demographic online, surrounded by much younger teenagers, which sparks nostalgia for their own teenage years, aligning with the original post title expressing longing for teenage years.

How being 22 feels on the internet nowadays

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This meme humorously exaggerates the real gradual change of Crayon Shin-chan's official art style across decades. Starting with the 1992 to 2015 versions, Shin-chan's running figure gets progressively more stretched and distorted in each subsequent future decade, until the final entry for 2242 where his entire body becomes the curved shape of the trigonometric function graph y = -sin x. The joke plays on the title phrase, implying that studying or exposure to trigonometry warps the character into the sine curve shape.

Trigonometry changes a man

This meme humorously exaggera…