The image is a screenshot of a Twitter thread, likely from a Turkish-language conversation. **What's in the image:** A user named "ilker." is posting about advice for finding a good partner ("ideal eş"). The post's content is a series of comments, each indicating a different aspect of the advice, and timestamped to show when the comments were made (11:27, 11:28). **The Joke/Humor:** The humor comes from the perceived absurdity of the advice. The comments seem to be focused on a potentially fruitless discussion of what a good partner should be ("üzerine saatlerce konuşulabilir"), possibly being overly concerned about the details of choosing a partner. The final comment, "erkek falansın ama oku yine de" (You're a guy, but read it anyway), implies a sarcastic and somewhat exasperated tone. It suggests that the poster is continuing to offer advice (and possibly complaining or being humorous) while the receiver may not be taking the advice seriously. The repetition of advice ("ama oku yine de" - but read it anyway), and the slightly passive-aggressive tone suggest a humorous back-and-forth about partner selection. In short, the joke is in the implied absurdity of a long discussion about ideal partners, the potentially repetitive nature of the advice, and the exasperated tone of the commenter. It's a common type of online humor that plays with the stereotypes and patterns of online relationship discussions.
Sen anlattığın gibi değil, ben bu kitabı okuyunca daha çok mu evlenmek isteyeceğim acaba? 🤔😂