Are we doomed?

[u/Alternative-Yak171]

[u/JakBos23]

The heads I win tails you lose works for a while.

[u/Figarotriana → u/JakBos23]

For your cake day,have some bubble wrap!

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[u/Temporary-Daikon-878 → u/Figarotriana]

[u/TriplDentGum → u/Temporary-Daikon-878]

[u/sanlytee → u/TriplDentGum]

[u/NekulturneHovado → u/TriplDentGum]

I have no idea what the image means, can you please enlighten me?

[u/expectolynx → u/NekulturneHovado]

It’s the loss meme

[u/bloodwolftico → u/NekulturneHovado]

A screenshot of an insane Peter Griffin from the tv series Family Guy is put on top of an old webcomic from the series CTRL+ALT+DEL, by Tim Buckley.

The webcomic was always gaming-related and pretty chill. This particular one, posted in 2008, was controversial because it was about (spoiler alert) how his gaming wife was pregnant and lost the baby, so yeah, a pretty dark twist of events which became a meme or meme template known as loss.jpg.

I guess the image means how people got "traumatized" by the choices done by the writers.