If a woman asks a guy to give her $50 for nails and he says no, he's a cheapskate and not a man
However when a man asks a woman why she can't use her own money for it, suddenly he's controlling and telling her how to use her own money 🤔
We are slowly reverting back to Victorian times
People purposely avoiding the sun like a vampire to keep their complexion that makes them look like a ghost from 1872
Discord goes down for two hours and all of a sudden all of the discord kittens are like "How am I going to please my e-daddy now? He can't see my e-ass on the iPhones anymore 😢"
If you truly love someone and they truly love you, you should wait until you both are ready for the step to get married.
Shaming someone for not proposing on the first two to three years is not the best step to make
Buttercup is the one who made a big deal out of hiding it because SHE thought it wasn't "tough" to have a security blanket, so her sisters teased her.
The episode itself tells you why placing all your self confidence in a single item is a bad idea. When the item goes, then what?
Blossom has the exact same story and lesson in the "Bow Jest" comic. It's ok to like a comfort item but an unhealthy attachment can interfere with your life. Was she supposed to just keep believing her powers only work if she hugs her blanket?
Why are Gen Z so obsessed with people being neurodivergent or neurotypical? I’m sitting in a cafe and the girls on the table next me to me are trying to justify their rudeness and selfishness as symptoms of ADHD and are talking about one of their “neurotypical” friends behind her back saying they don’t know how long they can be friends with her because she doesn’t understand how their brains work.
Social media has so hugely influenced people into diagnosing themselves with being neurodivergent to the point where everyone seems to have ADHD nowadays.