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13 Attention Seekers We Can All Scoff At

a collection of people lying on social media for attention photos are of a father supposedly putting his iPad in the dishwasher to clear his search history and a woman claiming people losing their minds in Target after seeing her in leggings
a collection of people lying on social media for attention photos are of a father supposedly putting his iPad in the dishwasher to clear his search history and a woman claiming people losing their minds in Target after seeing her in leggings

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Published May 20, 2020

Published May 20, 2020

Now that everyone in the modern era is constantly on the internet, it truly is a wonderful time to embellish our lives on social media. Except, some take this activity just a little bit too far to gain attention. Like, way too far. You wouldn't believe how awkward these made-up stories are. They very obviously did not happen, and yet someone thought we'd fall for them and give them some fake internet points.

From toddlers explaining the meaning of life to any story that ends with "and everyone clapped," we're never going to believe any of this. It's all a scheme to fool others. Did it work? Sometimes, somehow, it does. But these people's stories were so bad they wound up being called out for them, and there's just no way to wrap our minds around what was going through these posters' minds. While some are gullible enough to believe them, enough people on the subreddit /r/ThatHappened called BS on these claims, and thankfully documented these posts. Here are 13 of our favorites.

The Shrug Emoji Is Always A Red Flag

(Source: Reddit)

Where's PETA When You Need Them?

(Source: Reddit)

Maybe He Was Upset You Didn't Invite Him?

(Source: Reddit)

Of Course

(Source: Reddit)

Everyone Loves K-Pop

(Source: Reddit)

Who Needs Teachers When You Have This Student?

(Source: Reddit)

"Brava" To This Three-Year-Old

(Source: Reddit)

Sure

(Source: Reddit)

The Local Grocery Stores Are Turning Into Theatres

(Source: Reddit)

A Totally Normal Conversation To Have With Your Sons

(Source: Reddit)

Watch Out For This Monster

(Source: Reddit)

DaDs CaN bE sO sIlLy

(Source: Reddit)

When You Have All Of The Power

(Source: Reddit)

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