The Funniest Posts From Women This Week (May 22-29)
Each week, HuffPost Women rounds up their hilarious musings. Scroll through this week's great tweets, threads and other posts from women — then visit our 'Funniest Tweets From Women' page for past roundups.
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no. i can't possibly have any good qualities. much more likely all my loved ones have stockholm syndrome
— Meg (@megannn_lynne) May 27, 2025
no. i can't possibly have any good qualities. much more likely all my loved ones have stockholm syndrome
@prufrockluvsong.bsky.social/Bluesky
I guess the stylist had some leftover Kohl's Cash to use…. https://t.co/FfE4qCIfli
— Teehee4free (@teehee4free) May 28, 2025
I guess the stylist had some leftover Kohl's Cash to use…. https://t.co/FfE4qCIfli
@bravohistorian/Threads
thinking about the guy who 'splits his day up into three days'. bro just discovered naps
— tia ✩ (@tiadeeznuts) May 25, 2025
thinking about the guy who 'splits his day up into three days'. bro just discovered naps
@ennuidoofen.bsky.social/Bluesky
my nineteen year old sister on being single pic.twitter.com/efBRb1JzCc
— sarina (@sariverse) May 28, 2025
my nineteen year old sister on being single pic.twitter.com/efBRb1JzCc
what's the loudest sound in the world and why is it my 'discreet' vibrator
— tia ✩ (@tiadeeznuts) May 27, 2025
what's the loudest sound in the world and why is it my 'discreet' vibrator
just discovered a clothing brand that escaped total disaster by mere inches pic.twitter.com/JLcCmwslqo
— Julie Greiner (@JulieAbridged) May 29, 2025
just discovered a clothing brand that escaped total disaster by mere inches pic.twitter.com/JLcCmwslqo
@im-all-id.me/TikTok
beautiful sentence https://t.co/0sJyojctid
— Brandy Jensen (@BrandyLJensen) May 22, 2025
beautiful sentence https://t.co/0sJyojctid
@brondotcomputer/Threads
@chelseathepope/Threads
@bbkittyfck.bsky.social/Bluesky
@aparnapkin/Threads
@ohnoshetwitnt.bsky.social/Bluesky
Why is she laying like she's ready to be chopped up for stew pic.twitter.com/Lgr6j2qfD0
— Dr Fi Bowler (fibowler.bsky.social) (@FionaBowler) May 22, 2025
Why is she laying like she's ready to be chopped up for stew pic.twitter.com/Lgr6j2qfD0
@raxkingisdead.bsky.social/Bluesky
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