Ah, god.

Weddings are fun. There's food, there's drink, there's dancing, there's people you haven't seen in years and now have to explain your entire life to, there's drink, there's a free bar sometimes, and there's drink. There's also generally a wedding photographer knocking around to capture all of the lovely (and debaucherous) moments of the day. They'll take candid photos, they'll take posed photos, and they'll absolutely take photos of you downing your fifth baby Guinness at the bar. They generally don't, however, take photos like this one that left a guy on Twitter wondering if he had done something truly awful to offend the wedding photographer. And to be honest, we can see why he would be concerned. https://twitter.com/majtague/status/929169383162892288 Ah, god. Mike is a Twitter user from New York City. He also got absolutely bodied by a wedding photographer this month, much to the amusement of over 60,000 people online. Mike took it all in good faith though and decided to milk his photo in every way that he could - by tweeting about it constantly.

Should I make this my new profile pic? pic.twitter.com/ev1QlRhHAa

— Mike T (@majtague) November 11, 2017

To be fair — I do regularly close my eyes during important photos pic.twitter.com/bIf2GLUQi2

— Mike T (@majtague) November 12, 2017

He even took it upon himself to let everyone know that he's usually not totally hideous either. Fair play to him.

Just to be clear... I’m not usually totally hideous! pic.twitter.com/62TSWjOHDS

— Mike T (@majtague) November 12, 2017

Other people then started getting in on the fun too, by helping Mike through his trauma in whatever way they could.

Hope this, in some way, helps you through today.

Stay strong. pic.twitter.com/SEhuWasJF4 — 365Battles (@366Battles) November 11, 2017

You need to work quickly in this game... pic.twitter.com/Hrx7EvSAi3

— 365Battles (@366Battles) November 13, 2017

Stunning. Then somebody did the unthinkable and actually managed to fix Mike's photo. And they did a pretty good job too in fairness to them.

Fixed. pic.twitter.com/gkv03x7AI1

— $h1tc01n (@Sh1tc01n) November 14, 2017

Good as new.