Sometimes life can kidnapped business women sex videostake a real left turn, you know? Sometimes you wind up somewhere you don't want to be, in a position that comes with a weird acronym: FLOTUS.

And yet, that's the unusual circumstance America's new First Lady Melania Trump has found herself in -- according to the internet, anyway.

Following the inauguration of Donald Trump on Friday, social media has been obsessed with a series of photos and videos that seem to imply Melania feels as positive about her husband's swearing-in as the 48.2 percent of Americans who voted for Clinton.

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As it goes with these things, the photos have now spawned a meme, along with both the #FreeMelania and #SadMelania hashtags.

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A lot of people are also using Barack and Michelle Obama's #GOALS relationship as a point of comparison.

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Of course, what's being presented is a very curated version of the Donald/Melania relationship -- there are also photos and videos of the pair looking like a happy couple. Like this one, for example:

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Needless to say, this hasn't stopped the internet from doing what it does best: reading deep, deep into things.

Oh well. Perhaps #SadMelania is the perfect way to soothe the sting that a lot -- as in, "enough to win the popular vote" a lot -- of Americans need right now.