Admit it, you love a good meme. Demotivational posters can be found just about anywhere online these days, where all the best memes are found.

What are their points you ask? Well, for starters they’re totally funny (as are all good memes). You find yourself laughing and realizing how relatable certain memes are.

You laugh until you cry sometimes. But you’re not necessarily laughing 'cause they’re that funny, you’re crying because they’re so relatable.

You’re kind of concerned about this whole situation since the poster portrays a scenario that is borderline upsetting and miserable, in the best way possible of course.

They call you out on what is real in your life, like being everything but perfect or only being kinda successful. Honestly, they can be kind of harsh sometimes... but I think that’s what they call "tough love," though.

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Another great use of de-motivational posters are just to use your time. Maybe you’re commuting, or you’re having trouble falling asleep, or you’re just in the mood for a good laugh.

Grab your phone and start scrolling. There are endless unique de-motivational posters for you to spend your time looking at. Honestly, hours can go by of you just reading through compilations of some of the funniest ones. Memes can get you through just about any situation. 

Really, there is a de-motivational poster for every situation. As we’ve already made clear, a lot of them are super funny and totally relatable to your life.

Others, you’ll find yourself cringing at because they’re just so uncomfortable and even upsetting. Everyone has a unique sense of humor, so there is a de-motivational poster out there for everyone. 

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Why might they be so upsetting though? Well, we’ll leave that for you to decide, but maybe it just hits a little too close to home.

We’ve compiled the funniest and most relatable de-motivational posters for you to laugh and and waste your time reading. Have fun!

If you're searching for the best quotes and memes to share with the people you love (or just want to feel inspired yourself) ... look no further! From the sweetest love quotes, inspirational sayings, and hilarious friendship truths, we've got you covered.

This is how you wish math worked.

"Simplicity: The simplest solutions are often the cleverest. They are also usually wrong."

I wonder if whoever made this sign graduated Valedictorian?"

"Shcool: The place where kids get an education."

I guess you just can't do everything.

"Limitations: Until you spread your wings, you'll have no idea how far you can walk."

No matter which 2 you chose, you're still crying because this one is so accurate.

"Life: You only get to choose two."

Hopefully you're a little luckier than the guy who took this picture.

YOU'RE READING THIS IN A SCREAMING VOICE, RIGHT?

"Caps Lock:Are you ready to unleash the fury?"

This is your life now.

"Office Politics #14: The reward for good work is more work."

Why fit in when you can stand out?

"Underachievement: Because soaring with the eagles requires so much more effort."

Are you sure you didn't just make a life-long deal with the devil?

"Sacrifice: All we ask here is that you give us your heart."

This seal looks likes when you give up, burrito yourself in your blankets, and start a Netflix binge.

You have to save your energy for your workout, right?

"Exercise: Welcome to America."

Kind of a sad realization when you put it that way.

"Today: Is the first day of the rest of your life. But so was yesterday, and look how that turned out."

Pull yourself together, stop crying because these hit a little too close to home, and get back to work.

"Get to work: You aren't being paid to believe in the power of your dreams."

Maybe we exaggerated on our resume just a little bit.

"Incompetence: When you truly believe that you can compensate for lack of skill by doubling your efforts, there's no end to what you can't do."

Seems like a fine line between the two.

I'm more of a realist myself.

"Optimism: Often confused with stupidity."

I was never a big fan of group assignments.

"Teamwork: Ensuring that your hard work can always be ruined by someone else's incompetence."

Getting the most done with the least effort.

"Multitasking: The art of doing twice as much as you should, half as well as you could."

I want to be remembered forever.

"Priorities: Hundreds of years from now, it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove. But the world may be different because I did something so bafflingly crazy that my ruins become a tourist attraction."

This one is for everyone who had to take math (so everyone).

"Looks like we found a square root."