Anyone who says being a woman is easy is probably a man.

Which is why the meme-ification of Norman Rockwell’s 1959 painting, “The Jury,” is so poignant and hilarious. Because, well, if we can’t laugh at how ridiculous the world can be to women, we’d probably never get out of bed in the morning.

Ah yes, the classic Norman Rockwell painting "Being A Woman On The Internet" (1959) pic.twitter.com/2Ds8Cqyudi — Erin Ruberry (@erinruberry) September 17, 2016

Norman Rockwell's classic painting, "Free Speech on Twitter" pic.twitter.com/MvE8VOPiH9 — Sam Barlow (@mrsambarlow) July 19, 2016

"Let me tell you what feminism means" by Norman Rockwell pic.twitter.com/c3x0UTJREN — Macist (@WritingTom) September 16, 2016

These pushy male jurors don’t just resemble juror no. 3 or juror no. 7 from “Twelve Angry Men.” They resemble today’s state of affairs in an eerily close manner.

Especially, this guy:

@erinruberry @CampbellX Man on the right is surreptitiously flipping through pictures of puppies on his smart phone. pic.twitter.com/Khvm9SZ8uW — Malcolm Wilson (@MalcolmWilson01) September 18, 2016

Stand your ground, lady juror. We know it's been nearly 60 years, but you’re still a boss.