I'm afraid of ejaculating twice. Therapist: Come again?
The image in question is a two-panel meme featuring an individual expressing two quite exaggerated facial expressions. The text above the two images is structured as a dialogue and plays on a humorous miscommunication.
In the first panel, a caption reads "Me: I'm afraid of ejaculating twice." It is accompanied by a picture of a person with an expressive and somewhat anxious face. The expression is one of wide-eyed surprise or shock, as if they are discussing a personal and potentially embarrassing topic.
The second panel shows the same individual, but this time the facial expression has evolved to one of confusion and disbelief. The accompanying text reads "Therapist: Come again?" This line is intended to be the therapist's professional inquiry for clarification, but due to the specific phrasing, it doubles as an unintended pun related to the sexual context of the patient's statement.
The humor in the image emerges from the double entendre present in the therapist's response "Come again?" which, in the context of therapy, typically means "Could you repeat that?" or "Please explain further." However, when juxtaposed with the patient's fear of ejaculating twice, it unintentionally takes on a second meaning, asking if the patient can perform the sexual act of ejaculation again.
The third caption simply reads "Me:" and shows the person with an even more dumbfounded and shocked expression, drawing humor from the imagined realization that the therapist's professional, innocuous comment inadvertently references the sexual act.
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The image shows a sequence of two frames with a man expressing surprise or shock with exaggerated facial expressions. The accompanying text is a humorous exchange that plays on a misunderstanding between the words "come again?" as a request for repetition and its unintended double entendre.
[humor, meme, reaction image, facial expression, text-overlay, misunderstanding, wordplay, double entendre] The text in the image reads:
Me: I'm afraid of ejaculating twice.
Therapist: Come again?
Me:
