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Twitter Gets Flirty With 'Hey (With the Intention Of)' Memes
Ulterior motives aren't always bad. Sometimes they're pretty benevolent. Especially when we're talking about dating. While it may seem innocent (or even boring), a simple "Hey" texted to someone you're into can hold a lot more meaning under the surface. This much has been made abundantly clear thanks to one of this month's most prolific Twitter meme formats. It's a snowclone that reveals users hidden romantic intentions and fantasies. And sometimes a little healthy self-deprecation and awareness. We've put together a mighty selection of some of the most popular examples. You may find out that your most twisted fantasies (like eating someone's pickle for the rest of time) may not be so unique after all.
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40-year-old allows 35-year-old sister to pay her mortgage and avoid foreclosure, refuses to attend youngest sibling's baby shower at her house 6 months later: 'She couldn't imagine being in Sally's home after what she did to her'
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Grandparents show up to 14-year-old granddaughter's birthday party 2 hours late, get angry that they started the party without them: 'I even called them the night before the party and reminded them that we would start at the given time.'
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17-year-old boy doesn't allow stepmother to legally adopt him, refuses to compromise his familial boundaries to spare her feelings: ‘After I turned down the adoption she tried to force the motherly stuff’
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Brother-in-law camps out in bathroom for hours while staying at his sister-in-law's 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom house: 'I told him I really had to go. It took him an hour to get out.'
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27-year-old criticized by a jealous mom after saving $1000s to go on a European trip, then she gets guilt-tripped into babysitting for free so the mom can have a ‘real vacation’: ‘You already got your break’
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