University of Utah student Nemo Miller made a "Cry Closet" for students to cry in if they're stressed while studying for finals.

Photos of it went viral, and people thought it was funny.

Others took it really seriously and were angered by the project.

The University defended the work and encouraged people to visit.

The end of the semester means exam time for a lot of college students. So one art student at the University of Utah had the idea of making a "Cry Closet," meant to be "a safe place for stressed-out students."

According to the instructions on the door, the art installation is meant to provide a place for students to take a 10-minute break while studying for finals. Only one person is permitted to use the closet at a time. It has padded walls and stuffed animals to hang out with if you need them.

The closet went viral when one University of Utah student posted a photo of it on Twitter.

A lot of people thought it was funny.

—Shane B Duggan (@ShaneBDuggan) April 25, 2018

But, as often happens on the internet, some people didn't understand it and were riled by the project.

—Autumn Deplorable Peddie (@peddie_autumn) April 25, 2018

—Justice for Seth (@Maggie100862) April 26, 2018

The University of Utah defended the "Cry Closet" on Twitter and joked about it.

—University of Utah (@UUtah) April 24, 2018

—University of Utah (@UUtah) April 24, 2018

—University of Utah (@UUtah) April 25, 2018

—University of Utah (@UUtah) April 25, 2018

Meanwhile, the artist behind the "Cry Closet," Nemo Miller, is just basking in the attention (and probably studying for finals).