23 Anime GIFs that apply so perfectly to your life they will blow your mind

Ever feel like you just don’t have words to express how you feel? Fortunately, anime is great is for many reasons, and one of them happens to be that it knows you better than you know yourself. Therefore, for those moments in life when you are simply incapable of expressing yourself, here are 24 anime GIFs to represent every moment of your life.

1) Every. Single. Morning. (Gintama)

2) When you haven’t eaten and come across food you’d normally never touch (Spirited Away)

3) When you destroy someone who challenged you in anime trivia (Gintama)

4) When someone you hate starts walking over at a party (My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU)

5) When someone jokingly insults you in front of other people (My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU)

6) When a friend asks how your date went (Slam Dunk)

7) When a friend asks AGAIN how your date went (The Devil is a Part Timer)

8) When you’re almost late but still think you can make it (Naruto)

9) When you’re actually late and know you can’t make it (Naruto)

10) When you’re ready to study for that math test (Free)

11) After five minutes of studying polynomial functions (Free)

12) When you’re watching a couple fight on the bus (Tonari No Seki Kun!)

13) When you hear a crush mention anime (The Devil is a Part Timer)

14) When someone asks you if you did your work for THE THIRD TIME (Tonari No Seki Kun)

15) First thing you do when you get back home (The Devil is a Part-Timer)

16) When you just fought but still have to go somewhere together (Pokemon)

17) What you want to do to that one aunt who always squeezes your cheeks at a party (Digimon)

18) What you actually do when that one aunt squeezes your cheeks at a party (Love, Chunibyo and Other Delusions)

19) How I think I look in the rain (Kids on the Slope)

20) How I really look (K-On!)

21) When you see someone you like with someone else (Free)

22) When you’re too tired to check Twitter but have to check Twitter (Serial Experiments Lain)

23) How quickly you’re going to comment “This was a terrible article!” (The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya)