Why was the overly attached girlfriend allowed to post her guidelines for managing a violent and abusive relationship with memes on Reddit over a period of years?

  • Pandantic [they/them]English
    16•11 months ago

    Not self humor. This girl was a meme, as in her photo was taken and then text out on top of it to portray a crazy ex-/girlfriend. The real person is not actually like that.

    • slazer2auEnglish
      14•11 months ago

      Self humour from people posting the meme not from her herself.

      • Pandantic [they/them]English
        5•11 months ago

        And I doubt very much that people were posting those memes in reference to themselves. I posted them, but because they were funny, not because I related to them. In fact, imo they are so over the top that I doubt any person that would relate to them would think they were funny.

      • @AnxiousDater101OPEnglish
        -18•11 months ago

        Do men create them out of humor and then the women use them as like battle cards? So if your caught looking or laughing at them your automatically in trouble? I’m getting the hint that they make women mad

        • @Slowy
          5•11 months ago

          Why are you so focused on men vs. women? That kind of subtle (and often not so subtle) sexism that you frequently post isn’t really appreciated, or funny, it’s just shitty and boring. Just treat us like people…

        • Pandantic [they/them]English
          3•11 months ago

          I posted them because it was funny to imagine and make fun of someone who is so blatantly obsessed with someone as to do and think the things in the memes. Also, part of the humor is that the things she “says” and “does” are usually not so forwardly put - as in they are usually thought by the obsessed person or are done in secret.

          As for making women angry, well I’ve never experienced that or gotten that impression.