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This trend is just outright bullying
I occasionally see this trend on YouTube where people are judging you about what you wear or what you enjoy in media. They're all like
"If you enjoy stuff like this, then you must be x, y, and z."
or
"If you wear stuff like this, then you're a this and this and that."
I just don't find any of that necessary, even if they label it as a "joke" or something. Like why are they so hyper-focused about what others wear in a day or what they consume in media?
Most of the things they're making fun of isn't even harmful in any way and are normal things, they're just being overly judgmental. There's a huge difference between having an opinion and just being downright mean about it.
Some people either don't know where to draw that line or they just don't care at all. Either way, I just don't understand the appeal in this trend and why others think it's entertaining.
November is the month of Thanksgiving. But it’s also Native American Heritage Month—a perfect time to remember some popular old classics with names paid tribute to the people who settled America first. Pontiac Chieftain [source: wikipedia.com] Pontiac, the man, was...
Speaking of branding....
This isn’t funny.
Stop using Native stereotypes to brand some ideology that doesn’t exit.
If you really think about it fauxhawks were the 2000s version of the mullet. No i don't take criticism.
Jbad, Day Five
Worst trend you participated in
I am going to agree with my fellow tumblrs who lived through the 70’s. Those were the worst trends, for sure. Especially the clothes.
I wore a one piece polyester pantsuit with an oversized zipper that went from my crotch to my neck.
One of my favorite outfits was a matching mini skirt and vest, made from white faux fur.
But the worst were the shoes. I hated those stupid espadrilles, shoes with laces that I had to tie up my legs.
Oh, and Earth Shoes, which were higher in the front than back, and wooden clogs, which were so cumbersome.
What were we thinking?
Okay but hear me out guys
Those 3D animes look fucking terrible
Why. No. The Belt Bag. Rebranding a fanny pack as a "belt bag" doesn't make it any less a fanny pack. I love that I'm seeing these crop up all over the place, but to me, they belong on a mom or dad at a theme park.
WHY. NO. - The Rhinestone Cowboy Boot
WHY. NO. – The Rhinestone Cowboy Boot
Flipping through magazines, I spotted a western-themed spread… and one of the items featured was this Dolce and Gabbana 30 mm Crystal Western Boot.
Even though I recently sold my pair of cowboy boots (still on the lookout for an ideal pair, mind you), I legitimately have no idea how you’d wear these outside of a fetish outfit for a stripper. Maybe this is me missing something or just not being…
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