/r/retiredgif
Some gifs are just born with a lack of oxygen.
When a gif has fulfilled its most relevant possible purpose, it is retired here.
RULES:
BREAKING THESE IS GROUNDS FOR DELETION. IF YOU SEE A POST BREAKING A RULE, PLEASE REPORT IT.
GUIDELINES:
WHAT IS A RETIRED GIF?
A gif is retired when it is posted as a comment in the most appropriate context conceivable. A gif retirement is a celebration of the challenge of conjuring a gif when the perfect context for that gif presents itself. It is not a place for just any gif that makes you laugh.
Retirement will always be somewhat subjective. As such, only posts that clearly break the rules will be removed. The rest will be left to the votes. For good examples of what the subreddit is intended for, look for posts tagged with our Seal of Approval.
WHAT ISN'T A RETIRED GIF?
These types of posts are discouraged, but will not be removed as they are either highly subjective or difficult to prove:
/r/retiredgif
Hello, I hope everyone is doing well! I'm a second year sociology student, and I have a group project due next week where we have to interview a retired person to talk about the impact of retirement on their intimacy/sexuality. We know this is a very sensitive topic, but the questions aren't graphic in any way, we're moreso asking about structural changes (retirement brings more time but maybe some health issues etc) & you can opt out at any time if you're uncomfortable or if you change your mind!! Ideally, we'd be interviewing total strangers, which is why l'm reaching out here! Your answers will be anonymised and the interview won't last more than an hour at most. We could do it on Zoom or on the phone, at your convenience!