Guy Creates Hilarious But Honest Chart That Accurately Describes Your Daily Life

Every day is a new day to experience something new. As adults, we go through a lot of things in a day that challenges our wisdom and courage. Sometimes we even find ourselves stuck in some sh*tty situation that we wish we could have gotten a clue on how to escape from troubles or wish that someone warned us beforehand about the consequences of our actions.

You can actually google ways on how to get through a day most especially when you are someone who sees life like it has to be endured on a daily basis. You can find listicles like top ten tips on how to be resilient, top 20 ways on how to deal with daily challenges, 7 ways to overcome any problem, and so much more. These tips can be useful but not all situations are the same.

It is however nice to pick up some ideas on “what might be” in a certain situation. A man named Matt Shirley comes up with everyday charts about different life situations, listing cons and pros of several options and the harsh realities in life. He is devoted to produce a graph a day and you will be surprised at how accurate his viewpoints are.

An Instagramer creates hilarious graph every day about the realities of life.

His ideas on childhood and adulthood are incredibly funny, but looking at it, he is actually on point. From possible first date locations to types of person to date to possible phone conversation outcomes, Matt filters what we consider as very complicated situations and tries to put simple solutions to them. He might not have the answer to all of your concerns, but you will surely find his graphs as pretty useful guides on how you can make your day a lot better and avoid the hassles.

Make adulthood a little less pain in the head. Scroll down to see Matt’s daily graphs and get a good guide on how you should go about your daily life situations.

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