25+ Sleepy Memes for Partners Who Think Watching a Movie Means Nap Time

Every couple has two types of people: the one who falls asleep the minute the movie is chosen and the one who chose the movie and has anxiety through the roof and will stay awake the whole time. These memes are for the sleepy significant other who has never truly watched a full length film in its entirety. Who has time for a 90+ minute movie anyways? Plus, when you finally do wake up abruptly, you can just pretend you were watching it and then look up the "ending explained" later on Reddit. It's that simple, folks.

If you are the one dozing off at the sight of a plot line, then keep on scrolling. And don't forget to send these to your anxiously awake partner to give them some context to your completely normal behavior. This is a judgement free zone! Feel free to take a nap after too.

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via RSPCA South Australia
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via cheezburger
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via Daily dose of Baby Yoda
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via Meeeeesh
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via DangOleDbo_2014
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via bettersleep
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via year13
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via fearofgoingout
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via Relationship Memes
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via ableFunnymemes97_2021
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via cheezburger
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via singlestweets
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via memezar
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via memezar
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via memesandmoodz
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via dailyimpurity
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via mistake__studio
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via makeameme
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via imgflip
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via makeameme
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via u/[deleted]
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via hoest
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via femfetti
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via basic_bitch_humor
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via humorouslymemes

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