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“Influencers â their lives arenât real.”
“When I was a kid, the worst thing you could be was a ‘poser.’ Be it with fashion or music, etc, you just didnât want to appear fake with it. Itâs sad because the ‘posers’ won, and thatâs what all influencers are.”
Family is what you make of it, and for whatever itâs worth, Reddit user Helloitsmeawayâs ex decided to cut ties with their son not long after the couple broke up. The mom did try to keep him involved through various updates and invitations, but he just stopped responding. Over the years, she made peace with…
âShout out to Steve Martin and Martin Short for running out of fucks to give long ago,â one user said. âYou can see how uncomfortable Jimmy is, probably two of his heroes/mentors too just roasting him on his own show,â someone wrotewhile one more person quippedâHe sure is having a hard time fake laughing this…
Recently Reddit user GetnLine asked the question that’s been on a lot of millennials’ minds: “were we dehydrated through our childhood?” “As I look at kids in school today, they all have huge water bottles that they carry around, and let’s not even speak on those Stanley cups. Meanwhile, if I wanted water while in…
Article Created by: Ieva PeÄiulytÄ Getting a tattoo can be risky business. And not just because you might regret a tattoo you got at 18 when you’re 35. If you want a tattoo that won’t cause you shame for the rest of your life, there’s a lot of research, planning, and time involved. Although it…
Article Created by: Mindaugas BalÄiauskas A few months ago, we at Bored Panda released an article about questionable architecture but this time we’re focusing on something more… personal. The Facebook group “That’s it, I’m home shaming” calls for people to share the ugliest interiors and exteriors of homes they wish they’d never seen, and many…