I appreciate that it's funny, because there is truth to it. And it's important that we can laugh at ourselves and others without malice.
Although it would be true as well with "angry boyfriend" it wouldn't be as funny, so it might be worth pointing out why.

If a man is jealous, highly reactive or dramatic, he can be viewed as concerned, really into you or romantic. For example, if a high functioning, mostly reasonable and mature man calls repeatedly after his girlfriend has ended a conversation abrubtly, or ends up throwing rocks at her window, he is perceived as stated above. However, if a woman did those things, she'd be labeled "psycho girlfriend." A double standard exists when it comes to the expression of emotion.

What may be most interesting about this, is that I've used examples like this one in discussions about male/female double standards, perhaps hoping someone will respectfully disagree with me (?). But, no one ever has, which tells me, many see this and accept that, despite the double standard, we'll just go on perceiving women as unreasonable and over emotional.
Having said that, I don't want to disregard one message in the image that we have a stimulant or depressant for everything.

It works with men/boyfriends too, although I think it is statistically less common because of the way our society teaches men to not seek emotional validation (even despite the fact that we need it too).

haha! Don't date angry bitches then! lol Non-angry femmes Do exist.