Why UNDERCONSUMPTION Doesn’t Mean CHEAP

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[@SevynVinnie]

Oh great, now my regular life is being glamorized by social media influencers.

[@BusiswaG]

😂😂😂 I’m so sorry for laughing

[@kwilliams5728]

​@BusiswaG it's funny cause it's true...

[@TheWolfeDen]

Everyone and everything becomes something-core eventually 😂

[@dynogamergurl]

Hurray🫥 🎉

[@twcrazy]

It’s sad but it’s true. I can’t afford trends. Stanley and Mac not about to help pay my rent, so imma leave them where they at 😭😭😭😭

[@schauschau2552]

"i'm rich, you're poor" girl you're a hoarder....... thoughts and prayers

[@lulupomegranate]

Oh that isn't the original audio, the person talking is a guy that does voice overs to insane overconsumption and wealth flex videos of people who have nothing better to do with their money but burn it.

[@larrywoolfolk8224]

Underconsunption is what we call it now, guess "living within your means" doesn't have a nice means to it.

[@Luvs2spwge-xu6rd]

It’s just called that rn cause of overconsumption

[@lulupomegranate]

Well no, "living within your means" doesn't have the same ring to it, they named it something that is easy to track. They didn't rename the actual living, they just gave it a name that can easily be tagged because the point was to create the trend of ordinary people showing their ordinary lives.

[@Luvs2spwge-xu6rd]

@@lulupomegranate fr! It’s just an easier way of saying something, making it easier to read and shorter then a sentence. Nothing more nothing less

[@lulupomegranate]

@@Luvs2spwge-xu6rd I have no idea why people are so bitter. When it's influencers showing off too many things, they scream it's wrong and unrelatable (and it is) but then normal people come and show normal stuff, that is all super relatable, and for some reason that's a problem too.

[@Luvs2spwge-xu6rd]

@@lulupomegranate I believe it’s cause their life is becoming a trend…(which I can relate too with people admitting they were faking being trans to be trendy but that’s a more serious thing) but like…just be happy people aren’t buying a lot? Even if it’s a trend people will follow…and might realize they like it and how good it is and stick to it!

[@desireeeaton5036]

Guess I’m right on trend, because I’m still wearing clothes I’ve had for 10 years! No reason to replace it if it’s still good. Same goes for things like appliances. I’ve had the same hair straightener for 17 years, still works. My sewing machine is a 1983 Kenmore and it’s still going strong. Buy quality items that last years to get your money’s worth! Appliances should last decades! Businesses don’t build quality items like they used to.

[@yesiamsharon]

Yessss

[@jessmacc-504]

You tell the truth

[@mayonnaiseonanescalator7237]

My mom's hairdryer is around 30 years old and it still works like a charm.

[@JackieOwl94]

I have had my shirts and pants for 13 years, and they are finally getting torn and need to be replaced. I’m nervous.

[@Tomi-z7f]

My microwave finally gave out after 10 years and I’m not excited to buy another one bc it’ll probably not last smh

[@BuyLessJess]

A few years ago, started asking myself, "if I lost my job, would I regret this purchase?" and buying less just happened. PSA 📢 you save a lot of money when you stop buying "wants."

[@ab-gail]

Smart thinking!

[@phillyjawnlolo089]

I stopped over consuming because I kept having moments where I'd go, "Oh, I forgot I had that!" Clearly, you didn't need it then, huh🤦🏾‍♀️

[@BusiswaG]

Or the, “that’s where that went” moments 😂😂

[@risktaker1300]

or your just forgetfull??? (cause i forget things i need often 💀)

[@tamiausten873]

I had to learn to substitute. I bought a cheaper shampoo on Thursday in place of an anti-dandruff one because I remembered I had a hair conditioner taking care of it at home (initially I planned to buy both shampoos🤦🏾‍♀️). I also had to stop myself from buying some "cheap" skincare products from my cousin, I recently bought some new ones. I wanted to buy them now that she's selling them cheap to give potential customers a chance to try them out for cheap, but I'd already spent much and I know that it'll end in waste. She's my cousin, it'd be better for her if I buy it later, when she's actually going to make a profit and buy then I'd probably need them

[@MelanatedHomesteadher]

Right 😂

[@destinyh3717]

I want to draw attention back to the person who judged the food in the fridge. Food insecurity is very real and I don't think people are genuinely listening to how they sound by judging FOOD that is rightfully in a fridge. I would have been very pained if someone said that to me because of how my family life was. Let's buy less, yes, but definitely not discourage security based of ideals.

[@BusiswaG]

🎯

[@kotykivna]

felt that, too((

[@Latinart]

I have been a minimalist. Back to overconsumption. Back to minimalist. Now back to overconsumption. It’s a mental disorder given to us by our American culture. What a wonderful gift given to us by our social media culture. Declutter, donate and gift to family and friends. In the 80s I was told that I would own things in my life at least three times in my life. The reality in the 2024 you will own it at least 20 times in your life.

[@Latinart]

Congrats/ great that you have self control. America is run on consumption that’s how our American economy works . A recession is rated on how much consumption/spending is done by world economy/the American economy. I do agree hoarding is a mental illness, that is the tipping point.

[@deanawells4395]

Under consumption is a normal thing in my life. I don’t participate in fast fashion. I go thrifting for gently used clothes. I don’t need more stuff I don’t use in my house.

[@vvitch-mist20]

My daughter(6)needed a new lamp for her room, but I hung up some white Christmas lights and she's thrilled with that lol. Saved me some money for sure lol.

[@jadefeline9451]

Those are always so ethereal and pretty ❤

[@vvitch-mist20]

@@jadefeline9451 I also got a lava lamp, but spending $10 on a cool lamp vs. $40 on a lamp is still a win. The light is actually very nice and defused lol

[@tharealstunningbrwn9478]

Aww😊❤

[@MarjorieParaison]

Creative and she’s happy, double the benefit 💯

[@vvitch-mist20]

@@MarjorieParaison yeah lol. She thought it was magical and called them fairy lights lol. Win.

[@TheWolfeDen]

I've been saying for a while now that privileged folks love to glamorize the stuff poor people have been doing for years. It's a novelty for them; it's a way of life for everyone else.

[@MavonEast]

This is how I felt when rich, bored housewives started reselling from the clearance aisle. Like, mame. I actually need some of those items and can only afford them on clearance. Can we please leave the poor people options for poor people?

[@MelanatedHomesteadher]

Right

[@lulupomegranate]

Can you explain this thought process to me? "Oh, this is just how I live" you said bitterly.... about a trend that's LITERALLY meant for normal people to show their normal lives. Like you can literally participate if you want, it's literally FOR YOU, you don't have to do anything. There's no glamorization unless you're actively seeking out influencers who are trying to jump on trend, most of the videos are literally of normal people showing their squeezed out creams and decades old key hangers and shoes that are scruffed but perfectly usable.

[@evda4919]

Can we just appreciate the daily consistency

[@BusiswaG]

❤️

[@destinyh3717]

I double down, ​@BusiswaG ! I rewatched some of your videos with my girlfriend and I know we all genuinely appreciate the time you're investing into these videos. Thank you for your frequency, I will continue to watch them all ❤

[@athenachristinemusic]

Yesssss this is my fav KZbinr and I’ve been around these parts for years lol!!!

[@alliu6562]

Well, I’m glad people are finally realizing it’s important to treasure the belongings we have, and to purchase mindfully. That being said it’s funny that influencers are calling it a “trend”, bc it just makes them sound even more out of touch to me. I have a blanket that is literally older than I am. It’s from when my *mom* went to college. I have clothes from 5+ years ago, I’ve been wearing the same pair of shoes since 2018 (though they’re finally starting to fall apart, so I’m gonna try to find a new pair that will hopefully last me another 6 years). And I’m not *poor* my family is middle class, I just feel like if it ain’t broke, if I’m satisfied with it now, why fix it? Why get more?

[@loryndabenson2118]

I have a black pleated skirt my tennis coach gave me when I was in highschool. I'm 33 by the way. My coach had that skirt when she was in highschool in the 70's. I can still wear it. The pleats are still perfect, the threads are all intact, and the color has not faded. I'll definitely hold on to good quality clothing, especially a good pleated skirt, that's a staple in my wardrobe in general. On another note that speaks to the decrease in quality that clothes are made with today. Stuff just doesn't last like it used to so we're forced to constantly buy new clothes. At least things like t-shirts and tennis shoes that we typically wear everyday.

[@lulupomegranate]

My guy, the "trend" is literally for you. It is not a "trend" to SUDDENLY live like that, although ofc if it results in that for some people, great, the thing that is trending is SHOWING it. It is literally for people like us to see and share our NORMAL lives because we're sick of influencers showing 34080 creams into my face and saying "you need it all" or even worse, saying, for each and every one of them, "this is the only cream you'll ever need!".

[@erinjordon829]

4:00 😂 when she said, "No, I know, those shoes look crazy with that outfit," I choked 😂😂😂😂

[@Maialeen]

It seems like every little thing is something core now. And I keep thinking it's because many people barely go outside and everything they interact with is online. They don't interact with any real subcultures in their daily life so they keep making up really basic empty things and trying to turn them into an aesthetic or a core. From hard-core punk to I've had this nail polish for 17 years-core. Wow.

[@BusiswaG]

🎯

[@Zoritos64]

I wish the KZbin algorithm would've shown me your channel sooner, your videos are fantastic!!

[@boldenmywords]

I literally started over about 2 years ago & I have already filled my small home with "things". As I take inventory, some things are necessities, some are things are hobbies, some things are wishful thinking (exercise stuff 😒 I'm trying. I'm really trying.), and some stuff is excess (food). I realize I over compensate on always having my fridge & pantry full. Sometimes, I dont finish something just to have a little left over in case I need it for something. Inevitably, it goes bad & I I have to toss it. I know it doesn't make sense, but this episode really got me to thinking.

[@Tyler-he4pf]

Yup, this was my first thought when I heard about under consumption core. Flexing about only buying what you need, and only the bare minimum. Like🤨. That’s a majority of people, it’s just not glamorized. It’s reality. And I’m not happy being poor is being a trend. From theifting, to buying dirty clothes, and buying what you need and not in excess. Because we’ll be going back to over consumption and I bought a limited edition thing because that’s all I need. It’s gonna go back to overconsumption because we as people like to flex and spend. (If you have the money)

[@lulupomegranate]

It's not "being poor" it's not buying shit you don't need. Jesus, why so bitter?

[@ava.and.jasper]

If I see something I want (but that I don't need) I first check if I can afford it, then I wait 1-2 weeks and see if I can forget about it and then revisit it later after that shopping dopamine rush is long gone.

[@laketac]

"You only need one thing" Me with 2 kids😥 😂

[@lulupomegranate]

LMFAO

[@aceperger]

I’ve never been this early 😂, jobless behavior

[@Grandma_Jizzzzzzzard]

Lollllll

[@desiireeeeeeeeeeee]

i was just about to comment this😂

[@BusiswaG]

💀💀

[@punkym00ns1]

I’m actually so glad you posted this because I’m struggling with a shopping addiction and this underconsumption wave with the new year and I thought trying it might make it better

[@barb_wired]

I was loving this trend in the beginning but it very quickly became almost a contest, comparing who’s the most minimalist or frugal instead of actually consuming in a reasonable amount. Also some of the most popular topics didn’t even make sense in my opinion, like having an empty fridge (where are the items that take time to consume like sauces and etc? I get not buying so food that it will expire before eating but that’s not the same thing as not having food at all) or having bare nails, when you can own some basic, regular nail polish and learn to apply it yourself (which actually can be very fun!). Seems like these creators were trying to add as many items as they could to their list as if it’d be counting points or something.

[@misssnobooty]

You’re such a breath of 0:50 fresh air! Not even kidding lol. Just found you - I think I said that? A few days ago and binging and let me tell you. I love your channel! The way you do commentary is your own and I think it’s my favorite. You let the videos play and it makes it so I can really focus on it all LOL

[@cantsay2205]

I just do whatever I want, people will whine regardless. I can't lose the game of "satisfy the perpetually unsatisfied" if I refuse to play.

[@littlekaren1551]

underconsumption is the new minimalism. poeple will hop in the bandwagon but not truly question things. and they will turn it into a competition.

[@lulupomegranate]

It's not. Minimalism was an aesthetic thing that you literally had to go out and get rid of stuff and then possibly buy new ones. It's all about how it LOOKS. Underconsumption is just not buying shit you do not need just because trends told you to, you can live in a cluttered house and still underconsume.

[@littlekaren1551]

@@lulupomegranate minimalism is a fashion and design motif and also a movement that promoted the idea of not overconsuming for the sake of consumption and only keeping things that brought value to your life. watch Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things. Some poeple focused on the look more than what is was actually about for popularity sake and it became an aesthetic trend in result.

[@littlekaren1551]

@@lulupomegranate it's used in fashion design and interior design as an aesthetic but it's also a movement that's about literally what you just described. Owning & keeping things actually useful and loved in your life & not consuming just for the sake of it. People who jumped onto the bandwagon made it into an aesthetic all about how it looks. Go watch the documentary Minimalism: a Documentary About the Important Things

[@theeurio]

I have started buying things I needed given the current state of the economy. Like you said, balance is key. I believe both over and under-consumption can become equally dangerous when taken too far.

[@A-_B956]

I used to think that Tom Ford lipsticks were expensive. But then I realized that I was spending more money on cheaper lipsticks that would dry up quickly. Now, I treat myself to Tom Ford lipsticks because they last longer and feel great.

[@stephaniehuthmacher4214]

Sometimes you have to treat yo' self!

[@Grandma_Jizzzzzzzard]

People in the Philippines are like 👀 *that* is UNDERconsumption?! The less you own, the fewer problems you have.

[@BusiswaG]

Young me living in South Africa in the rural area says it too.

[@nettaleanne]

Didn’t they start calling this minimalism some years ago? The girls use the minimalist aesthetic to organize a bunch of shit. 😂

[@RahYisrael99]

Each and every time they miss the point. I watched a girl go minimal by throwing out ALL her clothes and going to by all neutral colors wardrobe instead of being minimal with what she already owned.

[@lulupomegranate]

No, minimalism is about owning very little, so to participate, you really DO need to throw out most of your stuff. (which was and is stupid and most people had to buy them again because minimalism is not for them, it is for barely anyone) Underconsumption core is just there for you to show your daily life without needing to use any filters or glamor and unless you've previously bought into overconsuming, you don't need to do anything to "participate" because chances are you already live like that, and of course you don't need to throw out anything, that's missing the point.

[@lulupomegranate]

@@RahYisrael99 Tbf minimalism WAS about physically owning super limited amount of stuff. So even if she didn't buy new clothes, she'd still have to get rid of a bunch. (which is ridiculous).

[@inmimisday]

“Hello normal person watching this video” 😂 *subscribes*

[@Gabytron]

Instant sub because of all that beautiful glass on your shelves.

[@cinnamontography94]

Thanks! 😂🙏

[@RahYisrael99]

Over consumption =buy too much/unnecessary/wasteful Normal consumption =buy what you can afford/necessary Under consumption= BUY NOTHING/use what you have

[@lulupomegranate]

Most people put a diclaimer in their videos "underconsumption- actually just normal consumption" because the trend isn't ironclad, the point is simply to avoid over consumption.

[@BeeMisses]

What I have is enough and I buy things I know I'll use like makeup..because influencers will have multiple shelves of makeup they only use in one video and then it'll sit there for another year.. So I believe less is more.

[@Tyasiaaaa]

Who is sis at 5:48 she is preaching and hilarious! 😂👏🏾

[@justcurious2755]

When I got out of secondary school(a boarding school) and finally got my 1st phone, I would go to social media to check for what to do to clear my horrible acne. One particular content creator stuck out to me because I saw she once had the kind of acne I had and her story was heartbreaking and kind of similar to mine, so I would write down all the products she used on her skin and check if I could find it in my country, so I could beg my parents to get it for me😂. The list of the products I got from her videos filled two pages 😂 and I was dumb because I never knew what product promotion was. It’s been a year and half now and anytime I go to search for what I need to solve a problem I have, I see multiple things and I have to remind myself that I don’t actually need all that to solve any issue I have. And I have to thank God for giving me parents that always reminded me that I don’t need everything another person is using for my skin even when I was quite adamant😅

[@HoneyBunny.]

If you still have issues with acne, get some witchhazel. It is good for clearing acne out, evening skin complection, razor burn, and gets rid of itchiness from bug bites.👍 God bless. 🙏

[@pjolly24]

So not having a shopping addiction is a new trend? 🥴.

[@user-gu9yq5sj7c]

Hopefully mindful shopping is a societal awakening and not a trend.

[@kitkat88816]

I like the trend and the videos it given me some good tips to save money like making beeswax wraps rather then using/buying tinfoil. It's nice to see people normalising owning what you need and not having extra/bulk buying for the sake of it

[@momof3chis291]

I really needed to watch this video, and hear this message! I’m a new subscriber, and I’ve been binging your content for several days. I just wanted you to know how much I appreciate you. 🌸

[@loryndabenson2118]

As ive gotten older i definitely prefer to spend a little extra on higher quality clothing(higher quality than forever 21 where i used to love shopping lol). Not name brand specifically just something decent quality that will last me atleast two or three years. Clothing isn't made with the same quality it used to be made with and i like to update my wardrobe every few years. I do try to stay in the habit of throwing out old clothes as i buy new clothes. This way i am not hoarding. There are definitely things i can still improve on in regards to spending but im doing way better than i was in my 20's. I also get a new phone every two to three years but i dont buy the latest most expensive one. The phone i just bought is the most expensive phone ive bought in probably almost ten years. It was about 300 or 400$. The cheaper phones i usually buy stop working/start lagging really quickly(about a year in) so i "splurged" and got something a little more expensive with a lot more storage and it does everything i need.

[@rochellethundercloud346]

We are assaulted by all these ads for everything. We have 24/7 access We can shop online now Some people have a serious addiction. It's far too easy to fall into the shiny object trap

[@PotatoChipChippity]

9:45 I relate to this girl so much. Not spending anything to pay off debt. I feel guilty even when I order something I genuinely want that is also very useful, like a crop top I can wear for exercise or going out but also wear under my work shirts for everyday wear, but I just wait like 6 months before making a purchase like that to ease some of the guilt 😅

[@jtamsmom5]

Thank you for being normal!!

[@stephaniehuthmacher4214]

"Mindful consumption.". I like that!

[@lisagoeke9084]

This is the first video I'm seeing from your channel. Right out of the gate, "hello normal person, congratulations your life is on trend. *laugh*" Alright I'm settling in with my water and ready to enjoy.

[@JackieOwl94]

I don’t understand how people don’t get anxious having all that crap. I get nervous if my fridge is too full.

[@stephaniehuthmacher4214]

The only things I have a tendency to overconsume are t-shirts, books, and cat toys. Trying hard to reel it in.

[@ItIsWhatItIs8120]

I just spend on buying sneakers from $5 bucks to $75 bucks 😊❤ I will not spend over $75 bucks on sneakers .To be honest the majority of my sneakers are between $25-$50 bucks and no one could tell the difference between my cheapies and my expensives .Dont buy those shoes because in your thinking you have to have 1 expensive pair over all because you really dont and no one but you will know the difference anyway 💯.

[@anastasiya8314]

I get so annoyed with people who promote underconsumption and frugality but scoff at purchasing cheaper shoes. Like sis they are made In the same factory with the same materials by the same workers as the name brand shoes!!! Nowadays there is barely a difference in durability between a $10 Walmart sneaker or a $75 sneaker. My cloud slippers for $5 are made of the EXACT SAME EVA material as your $75 popular brand cloud slippers. My plastic fabric woven flats are the same material and feel the same as the $200 ones. Now I’ve bought $300 leather boots in the past that were just not even half as comfortable or insulating as some $35 faux leather boots I got from Burlington. Sometimes synthetic materials just perform better than natural and that’s the truth.

[@emilynordt153]

I have nothing against cheap sneakers or shoes. I have had a couple pairs of walmart sneakers over the years and most of my cute boot type shoes for fall have been inexpensive. I have found it does matter when looking for running shoes( trail running 25k + length) the durability, grip and stability of the ones at the store don't compare to the features of designed trail runners. Doesn't mean you have to spend 150+ on them but sometimes there is rational behind the more expensive specialty item

[@athenachristinemusic]

Hey babe! Just here again, as always 😂 to show you some love. ♥️

[@BusiswaG]

I appreciate you 🤍 you’re here everytime 🤍🤍

[@athenachristinemusic]

@@BusiswaG always my love!!!! Your personality and content are so genuine :)

[@Victoria-_]

I was JUST having a conversation with my friends about this issue!

[@AnneD-f9s]

girl what the hell is your skincare it's glorious

[@Ellie-kat101]

Wow regular is a trend now haha social media is funny

[@ghohl]

Having to be taught to be normal again

[@lulupomegranate]

*showing being normal.

[@sapphirebabe28]

Hello, fellow normal person, I'm glad to be watching another regular person ❤😂

[@noelleng126]

is underconsumption equivalent to living frugally? Can gen Z just use the existing vocabulary? What's wrong with frugal, living within your means?

[@nctacoz]

Just found ur channel a few days ago & I’m obsessed with ur videos! New sub here

[@allmightswife]

I hate when ppl romanticize being poor like no you dont want a messy and dirty house and no flowing warm water and a broken window 🤦‍♀️

[@andreabeian3492]

❤😂 the intro stooooop

[@Jessicab-u7c]

It’s also about using what you have and not tossing it after wearing it twice.🙄 we should be proud of our old beat up water bottles.

[@francissesay807]

Please do a video about the overcomsumption of crumble cookies

[@lulupomegranate]

the what now

[@magikay_]

I got this from someone (I don’t remember who), but I have to see something and like it three times before I buy it. I don’t have a perfect record with this, but it’s a good thing to keep in mind.

[@justbecause9049]

That intro took me out 😂😂😂

[@sanjanat1085]

About keeping cosmetics like nail polish and makeup for years, that isn't really underconsumption. When it comes to things that you use and empty, It's about buying what you know you'll use regularly and get your money's worth out of, not buying something you use once in a blue moon and keeping it for 10 years. Cosmetics expire people! it's all a breeding ground for bacteria especially when you dip your fingers in or use an applicator that goes back into the product package so be aware of that. Having no groceries is also NOT underconsumption lol. People are really losing the plot here and it shows. Not to mention it' a trend now, which means it's fleeting which is quite sad. The best way to underconsume is to get off of tiktok and social media and live a normal life!

[@LepsPlaysSpooky]

Its so dystopian that REGUALR LIFE....is a damm trend💀, they arent aware that you can live a reuglar life when its not a trend lol, everything doesnt have to be a trend

[@lulupomegranate]

No... the trend is literally for people who already live like this. It's for YOU, if you want. Just turn on camera and show your life. That's the point...

[@eyethungaba899]

Love your content all the way from South Africa

[@BusiswaG]

Love my fellow saffas 🇿🇦

[@Comet_Teaser]

Can I ask that if you use long clips from creators that you either say who they are afterwards, or put an overlay on their clip with their social media name. Because using their clips with no acknowledgement is not fair on them and the work they did to create their videos.

[@lulupomegranate]

I honestly do not get the hate for the trend. "OH, UNDERCONSUMTIONCORE?! YOU MEAN MY EVERY DAY LIFE?!" yeah that's the point. These people aren't influencers that are switching up (although I'm sure there are some) these are normal people sharing their everyday life. Jesus. It's always "OH THESE TRENDS ARE SO UNRELATABLE" and then when there's a trend specifically tailored to showcase the most relatable thing ever, it's a problem too. "It's not a core it's my life!" no, your life is your life, and "core" is the way we label it on internet because that's how tiktok functions. "core" is just a code word for trend on tiktok and showing normal stuff IS a trend on tiktok now. And that lady saying "Oh you're gonna throw all your stuff to replace it with one good thing" is completely off whack. Underconsumption doesn't mean having few things, it means not buying shit you don't need just because it is trendy. Like... she literally described how to FAIL at underconsumption.

[@freewithnature]

How could you use nail polish for years? 😂 It goes bad and gets gunky.

[@destinyh3717]

By shaking and using bad nail polish with skill, patience, and a good 8 minutes. source: me and my 9 year old polishes

[@TheBerkeleyBeauty]

Just add a bit of polish remover to thin it out

[@destinyh3717]

@@TheBerkeleyBeauty thank you!!! I'll try that out eventually, great idea!

[@TheWolfeDen]

Thanks! ​@@TheBerkeleyBeauty

[@chelseagalloway6913]

Would you please tag or list out the creators that you source in the description or tag them on the screen? I really want to go deeper on some of the topics.

[@BusiswaG]

I would LOVE to do that but in the past when I did, people would go and harass the people mentioned. Whether it’s a good or bad topic and I’m not having that.

[@chelseagalloway6913]

@@BusiswaG okay, I understand- Thank you for letting me know why 😃

[@BusiswaG]

Ofcourse! ❤️

[@amyaurion]

That woman at like 6 minutes: "Your insecurities and blah blah blah" no, I am just poor and I don't need to evaluate anything 😂 This assumption that everyone must have been over consuming, especially outside the US ...

[@lulupomegranate]

Honestly... and the trend isn't there to start something new, it's literally for normal people who HAVE been living normally to show it because if influencers can shove their ten thousand blushes up our rectum, we can show our old keychains and inherited cutlery.

[@femf8tal]

You should look at George Carlin’s stuff video. And how our stuff is stuff but everyone else’s stuff is chit. For example, in my 3 car garage I’m constantly reminding my husband to keep his chit away from my stuff. I’m guilty of buying a larger house with a larger lawn to justify a behemoth lawn mower I purchased for Covid. A pro organizer cleared 1500 sq ft so now I need more stuff. Ba dummmt dummmt dummt 🥁 Yeah, I know and no, I can’t make the Covid mower make sense now. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@TheWolfeDen]

Love that bit! Old school Carlin

[@beautyininsanity421]

I love how people preach at folks, then slip in a hasty, "Oh, I'm not judging, I just learned this and want you to know!" If that was the case, they'd start out saying, "Hey, I have (insert problem here), and I want to tell you what I learned." Otherwise, no, you're preaching and judging, hon.

[@sarielgrace]

Wow, the virtue signaling is _strong_ over nothing new

[@UltimateNachos]

Just give up Temu

[@BusiswaG]

Fast fashion in general

[@lulupomegranate]

bruh the way people JUMPED on temu when we've been dissing Shein for YEARS like what are these people on

[@ivy_galactic]

Because everyone is broke🫠

[@puffinlia2449]

Hoping the next trend is going outside and not letting social media run your life-core🩷