It’s been a sad, stressful year for everyone on earth but at least people still find a way to laugh and make others laugh.
On social media, hilarious memes about COVID-19 self-isolation have been competing with COVID-19 news for that space in your feed. Which is really good! Now we have a balance of information that keeps us in touch with the realities of the global pandemic crisis, and sources of entertainment that relieve our lockdown anxieties. Plus, these memes only prove that we may be alone and feeling lonely, but we’re laughing together and facing the challenges with some sense of humor.
1. I mean, she’s not wrong.
a generation that brags about canceling plans shouldn’t struggle this hard with social distancing
— Jazmine Duke (@jazminepduke) March 15, 2020
2. That hurts.
We’re quarantined with our laptops and our phones. If they’re not texting u back, they just don’t want to
— Erica (@eerrriiicaa) March 15, 2020
3. For college students
professors holding classes online pic.twitter.com/ztY40anQwi
— cogie (@ogcogie) March 10, 2020
4. Alexa, tell me when.
THINGS YOU CAN DO IN QUARANTINE:
-chores
-sweep till the floor’s all clean
-polish
-wax
-do laundry
-mop & shine up
-sweep again and by then it’s like 7:15
-read a book or maybe 2 or 3
-add a few new paintings to my gallery
-play guitar
-knit
-cook
-wonder when will my life begin— Cassie | Jaime grief account (@CassK9) March 15, 2020
5. Huli ka, boy!
when you’ve phoned your work to tell them that you’ve to self-isolate & you’ve been caught red handed on the news #covidー19uk pic.twitter.com/fEU6mdW1kF
— 𝕝𝕒𝕦𝕣𝕖𝕟 🖤 (@laurenmckenna92) March 15, 2020
6. Cit Cat Coe
“how’s self quarantine going?” pic.twitter.com/6dzU8UjoeZ
— kheer (@iqraanabi) March 15, 2020
7. Good doggo
My dog after I sent him to get supplies since he can’t get the Coronavirus pic.twitter.com/XVSEQR4487
— young cunt (@elchopppoo) March 14, 2020
8. For horoscope people.
Luckily, in these trying times, we are able to enjoy the service of these meme-makers as we get through this crisis. It’s natural to feel anxious considering the severity of the pandemic situation, but when it gets too much for your brain to handle, you are free to take a break and have a good laugh.
Related: Simple Ways To Cope With Your Lockdown Anxieties
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