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This is a screenshot of a social media post from X (formerly Twitter). The post's caption reads 'me trying to hide my feelings for someone i like', paired with a photo of four upside-down clear disposable plastic cups arranged in a row on a dark desk. One of the cups clearly covers a small white heart cutout, serving as a visual metaphor for the poster's attempt to conceal their romantic affection, similar to hiding an object in a classic cup shell game. A keyboard, computer mouse, and other desktop items are visible in the background of the photo. The poster's profile picture features actress Amanda Seyfried as her character Karen Smith from the movie Mean Girls, holding a phone with a surprised expression.

Me Trying To Hide My Feelings For Someone I Like Meme

This is a screenshot of a soc…

This meme uses the iconic 'Stop trying to make [X] happen' scene from the comedy film *Mean Girls* to joke about a very common frustration among Windows users: Windows frequently automatically resets Microsoft Edge as the default web browser after system updates, even after the user has already set a different preferred browser as default. The overlaid text directly addresses the Windows system, telling it to stop forcing Edge onto users, and insists that users will not switch to Edge, matching the annoyed, insistent tone of the original movie scene.

When Windows randomly sets Edge as default browser

This meme uses the iconic 'St…

A meme featuring a screenshot of a female character from the 2004 film *Mean Girls*, identified as Karen Smith (played by Amanda Seyfried). The character is wearing a red and white Santa hat with a white pom-pom, and her expression is serious with a slight skeptical look. Overlaid text appears at the top and bottom of the image: the top text reads 'Stop trying to make Threads © happen' and the bottom text reads 'It's not going to happen.' The meme references the iconic line from *Mean Girls* where Regina George tells Karen, 'Stop trying to make fetch happen. It's not going to happen,' repurposing it to critique the social media platform Threads' perceived lack of success.

Stop Trying to Make Threads Happen

A meme featuring a screenshot…