“My nephew has already lost the curve in his neck from too much screen time. 12.”

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"‘Collecting’ has become an industry, and that is so sad. My dad had a stamp collection. It was awesome and interesting. Culture changed to BUYING collections rather than collecting things from experiences. For example, stamps from letter writing, spoons, or charms from places visited. Now, you can get on Amazon and order almost anything to ‘create’ a collection.

I collected charms from places I had been. I lost my charm bracelet, and it was so special. 40 Stanleys that you can easily order? It’s just a dopamine hit that is feeding overconsumption."

“I’ve always hated my chipmunk cheeks, but I have a feeling I will love them when I get older.”

“They look like aliens dressed up as humans to me.”

"Like 15–20 unrelated tiny tattoos. My tattoo artist calls it 'tattoo tourism.'"

"Yeah, I've never understood this. Like, why have a dog at that point? It seems downright cruel."

"It's absolutely everywhere, and it’s sucking the life and money out of everyone who does it."

“My nephew has already lost the curve in his neck from too much screen time. He’s 12.”

“Yes! Bring back color, sounds, and exciting developmental toys. Not everything needs to be ‘aesthetic.’”

"Some of us are old enough to remember JNCO jeans. They were dumb then, and they are dumb now."

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