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Rants: Can we talk about how the “fashion” industry is so obsessed with making us feel …

You ever notice how no one in a group project wants to actually do the work, but everyone has a PhD in blaming each other when things go south? Like, we all signed up for this torture willingly, yet the moment someone mentions “team effort,” I can practically hear the silent screams. I just want to know why the person who contributes the least always ends up being the loudest in the meeting. Can w...

Why is it that every time I decide to be a “responsible adult” and cook a nice meal, I end up burning something or accidentally creating a kitchen disaster that looks like a horror movie set? Like, do they even teach us how to chop onions without losing a finger or is that just a rite of passage? And why do we pretend gourmet cooking is just a quick YouTube video away when in reality, it’s me fran...

Can we talk about how the “fashion” industry is so obsessed with making us feel bad about our bodies? I mean, I put on a pair of jeans and suddenly I'm questioning my life choices like I’m in a therapy session. Meanwhile, some influencer is out here looking like a snack in a crop top while I’m over here trying to locate my belly button through my high-waisted pants. Like, can we at least agree that leggings should be socially acceptable 24/7? The only runway I want to strut is from my couch to the fridge, and that’s where fashion needs to meet reality. Fight me on this!

Can we talk about how the “fashion” industry is so obsessed with making us feel bad about our bodies? I mean, I put on a pair of jeans and suddenly I'm questioning my life choices like I’m in a therapy session. Meanwhile, some influencer is out here looking like a snack in a crop top while I’m over here trying to locate my belly button through my high-waisted pants. Like, can we at least agree that leggings should be socially acceptable 24/7? The only runway I want to strut is from my couch to the fridge, and that’s where fashion needs to meet reality. Fight me on this!

I know I’m supposed to be an adult with my life together, but I secretly still sleep with my childhood stuffed animal. Honestly, that little guy has seen me through breakups, job losses, and existential crises. I mean, would my future therapist even believe me if I said it helps with my anxiety? But hey, I’d rather have a plushie keep my secrets than tell my friends I still cry over reruns of show...