You know what really gets me under my skin when I'm down? Sharpener blades.
Sharpener blades when feeling down
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The joke plays on the phrase "gets under my skin," which typically means something is irritating. However, the user is also referring to the act of cutting themselves with sharpener blades, a form of self-harm, when they're feeling down. This creates a dark and self-deprecating humor.
Anonymous
nice
Anonymous
too accurate
Anonymous
daaaang