While some people turn to yoga or Comedy Archivesmeditation when they're stressed, Trump heads to Twitter.
The future leader of the free world has had multiple emotional outbursts on the platform as of late. It's discomfiting, for some, to imagine how poor grammar and actual threats will affect America's standing in the world, which is why a new Twitter account, @MatureTrumpTwts, imagines what Trump would tweet like if he was actually, you know, mature.
SEE ALSO: 'Trumpgrets' is the Tumblr page for Trump supporters who just can't take him anymoreSure, this may be the work of trolls, but it's trolls in the service of the greater good.
Take a look at what would happen if the President-elect was actually . . . presidential.
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Instead of stress-tweeting, perhaps the President-elect should consider taking grammar and communications lessons from a random troll account. Or maybe just take up yoga. It'll be a boon to us all.
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