We've all said or done some things we regret, but few of us mess up so badly that they make it to /r/sadcringe, a subreddit that's grown dramatically in virality since its creation. Here, catastrophic failures are captured forever for the whole internet to see, and it's more awkward than you can imagine. If you need a boost to your own self-esteem while also cringing so much that you feel bad for internet strangers, we've got the perfect solution for you.

Nowadays, cringeworthy content is pretty easy to find. Maybe this says something about our society, but it's really not something anyone wants to think about for too long. Either way, it can't be a good thing that people are actively posting this stuff and not understanding why it's best to maybe keep it to themselves, and since they're doing it anyway, we might as well have a good cringe at what they've found important enough to share with the online world.