AverageBen10Enjoyer's Saddest Subreddit of the Week: /r/IKEA

/r/IKEA is a sad subreddit. Everyone in it is a self-professed fan of IKEA, either posting IKEA memes or showing how they redecorated their lounge to look like the most generic IKEA lounge in existence. Let's look at some.

I got lucky and found an Alex drawer next to the dumpster. I took it all apart, cleaned/disinfected every corner and crevasse, and now it’s part of my game/work station!

In which a Redditor finds a filthy, abandoned drawer unit, takes it home and cleans it (hopefully no termites) rather than spending £70 on a brand new one. Bonus points for this being the same set of drawers that made me stop visiting /r/battlestations because it's in every third submission.

Well, I now officially live in an IKEA showroom

If I had to wake up in this bed and go to work 3 feet away at this desk (with a scenic hustler and bustler view) then I would assisted suicide myself.

One just finished, absolutely untouched by the hands of customers, room set at my IKEA. It'll never look this good again

Featuring an IKEA store designer who possesses all the interior design skills of a student housing landlord.

Newly assembled. What do you think?

My personal favourite. Initially I thought "well they must have built it for a child", but then I saw the cat and the cat curtains and noticed that the stuff on the desk didn't seem very child-like. I dug into the comments and was rewarded with the @AverageBen10Enjoyer Average Redditor Of The Week :

I’m 30 with 4 cats haha. My husband has his own set up, so I wanted to get one as well - and I always wanted a loft bed since I was kid!!! I finally made my dream come true. Haha.

She runs a small business in which she tries to sell Norwegian snacks to Americans.

So do have a look around /r/IKEA and you'll be sure to find some top quality Reddit content.