A Pump of Memes to Defrizz and Dentangle

Ally Perry • Writer and Editor

Sep 18, 2022 10:00 AM EDT

At this point, memes may as well be part of our personal maintenance routine. We brush our teeth to prevent ourselves from getting cavities, shower so that we don't smell, and look at dumb internet images so we don't go even more insane than we already are. If you don't do all of these things on a regular basis, then quite frankly there has to be a problem there.

Mental hygiene can be as important as physical hygiene, and if we're brutally honest, memes don't help that much in that regard. All they do is add the clutter that is already taking up space in our brains. Nonetheless, they feel like they are doing us some good at the time. Now we've got to this point, that's about as much as we can hope for. Good hair days come and go, but memes will always be here behind our screens.

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