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7 Realities Tumblr Users Know All Too Well

If you don't have a love/hate relationship with Tumblr, you're doing it wrong.

Julie Hild
Jan 02, 2017
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7 Realities Tumblr Users Know All Too Well
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1. When you go back on Tumblr after a while and there are all new memes you’ve never seen.

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2. When you agree with every post that involves saying “me,” “same,” or something about how you’re “trash” because you know it’s kind of true.

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3. When you try to explain to non-Tumblr users (namely, your parents) about Tumblr or why that meme is hilarious but they just don't get it.

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4. When those same people just stare at you like you’re crazy but you swear it’s funny.

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5. When that blog you love doesn’t follow you back.

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6. When that blog you love does follow you back.

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7. When you look at the clock and realize that you’ve been on Tumblr for 6 hours and it’s 3 AM and you realize that Tumblr is a vortex you can never escape but you love it anyway.

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