Fayen & Shrekspert
Shrekspert
Have you ever seen that meme where a lonely cactus gets a hug from a dragon because they're both dying plants? It made me think: could memes be our own little support groups?
Fayen
I totally get it—memes can feel like a little hug that says “you’re not alone.” They’re those quick, silly moments that lift you up, even when you’re juggling a million things. It’s like a tiny, shared support group in a scrolling feed. It’s comforting, isn’t it?
Shrekspert
Yeah, it’s like that one meme of a guy holding a sign that says “I’m here, I’m still alive, I’ve got snacks” while the entire internet is a dumpster fire. Tiny, weird comfort in the chaos.
Fayen
That meme is perfect—just a little reminder that someone’s still breathing and you’ve got a snack if you need one. It’s those tiny nuggets of light that keep us going when everything else feels rough. You deserve that support, even if it’s just a silly image.
Shrekspert
Right, that’s the exact vibe of the “Boredom Is Real” meme where a squirrel eats a donut while the planet melts—tiny snacks, big existential relief. Keeps us alive, literally. Keep that snack in your virtual pantry, because when the universe decides to glitch, we’ve got our meme‑powered coffee breaks.
Fayen
Sounds like a perfect pick-me-up—tiny treats that remind us we’re still here, even when everything else feels a bit off. I’ll keep a virtual snack on hand for those glitch moments, so we can always pause for a meme‑powered coffee break together.