MEME REFERENCE

He's Probably Thinking About Girls

Use He’s Probably Thinking About Girls when one person imagines a dramatic concern while the other is preoccupied with something trivial.

What it expresses

Misread perspective: the central figure’s misread perspective posture in He's Probably Thinking About Girls represents a moment where one person imagines a dramatic concern while the other is preoccupied with something trivial.

Example

For example, one teammate worries about being disliked while the other is thinking about a failed test; the visual analogy is the central figure’s misread perspective posture in He's Probably Thinking About Girls, signaling that one person imagines a dramatic concern while the other is preoccupied with something trivial.

When not to use it

Avoid when both people know what the other is thinking; the central figure’s misread perspective posture in He's Probably Thinking About Girls would incorrectly signal that one person imagines a dramatic concern while the other is preoccupied with something trivial.

• misunderstanding
• relationship
• contrast