The online experience #shorts

[googolplexcinema]

"I'm sorry my post didn't encompass all human experience" is one of the wisest things I've seen posted on twitter

[MeganAllen]

This is literally Twitter the minute anyone complains about anything 😂😂😂 Thanks Stanzi

[OpalLeigh]

“I need medical attention…” “so you agree you’re doing this for attention” 💁🏻‍♀️😂

[dillzee]

"I like waffles"
"So you hate pancakes?"

[prreow]

Once my mom said I shouldn't be depressed because others have it way worse so I said: "Oh you're right! The thought of other people's misery does make me happy. Just thinking of all those people in the world suffering... I feel better immediately! All those children starving while I am full, it does fill my heart with joy..." She never used this argument again.

[tarinvernon]

People like hypothetical people more than real people.

[madjy_don]

“You should be grateful you’re not bleeding more🙄💅🏻”

[amandapugtato]

Literally me with my "invisible" medical condition trying to explain to people that I'm disabled and/or in pain and them responding with little gems such as you can walk fine, how are you disabled" yup.

[Emma_Riddle]

Am I the only one who binged every single one of stanzis shorts in one sitting?
And I mean EVERY single one

[Elliana_Grace_T]

My mom when I talk about my mental health:

[Phil]

This is called the fallacy of relative privation. It's used to delegitmize a persons problems.

[leesmith]

I like this metaphor. Just because your problems arent as bad as somebody else doesnt mean

[sammycrase]

“Mmmyea Well some people have multiple bullet wounds”😂😂😂

[juliejanesmith]

People say the wildest sh!t when you give them anonymity.

[Ash-reuk]

“ There’s other people in the world that have been shot Way more than you” 😂

[MsMadness]

How I felt going to the hospital thinking I was having an actual heart attack and dying, and then telling me it’s just gas, only for them to realize I was in fact having a mild heart attack.

[ronniiee.v]

When i asked my mother for advice because i was feeling sad:

[winterx]

as someone with a debilitating chronic illness, this is actually just an average doctor's visit

[becboop]

OMG PTSD flashbacks to my ex when I was going through PPD and he was always like "you should be grateful, you're so privleged." Like ok, David, but people are allowed to feel things. Mind you I had to listen to every single one of his problems and sympathise.

[ursidae]

It's amazing how a person can categorically deflect away from helping others and then still see themselves as the hero who helps people