Then a lot of you dramatically changed when you turned 30 to like a weird extent

But to ET’s point I think most people never really cared in their private lives and social circles

But for a time you had to act like it meant a lot to you in public/online

millennial guilt

My brother is part of this phenomenon

He used to be the edgiest person I knew

Now he's a crybaby

Tell me that you need me then you go and cut me off

And I do think it’s important to treat people / minority groups with respect obviously

And of course there are certain words that cross a red line

But trying to make everything hyper-inoffensive and sterile drove people insane

@Tuneout what was the worst word u said that got u into trouble as a kid/teen

Genuinely

Tune bouta drop a rare Canadian slur pon our headtops

remember when beyonce removed the word "spaz" from her album

i had a teacher named mrs quann in middle school and once a week we had like 4 classes with her in a row or something. so i called it the quannathon and the quanacaust.

kids started printing t shirts with i survived the quannathon on it for the last day of school and the principal had to put out a warning saying nobody was allowed to wear shirts with I survived the quannacaust on it, but quannathon was allowed

ET I guess:

The closest relevant Harris polling, published in 2017, found 51% of teens versus 50% of adults reported telling someone it was wrong to call another person ed.

So about 50% of zoomers and 50% of millennials are both cooked I guess. Fair enough

2017 was a sissy era tho

u would've thrived

That was lizzo

2020-2024 is the most cooked period of recorded human history

@Tuneout new poki ig post tap in @RVI

daily diet

It was beyonce

ya and we all revel in it

i'm team anti-ed

sometimes u just gotta shake it all up

Little person hater defends the mentally challenged

notice you were afraid to drop the m-bomb

very curious