This so accurately describes the state of my late 20s, hitting me right in the feels girl, thank you! Now, I openly love the things I used to be so insecure about because of their negative stigma when I was a teen; listening to tay tay on repeat, wearing the pink dress and the heels, trying new things no matter how much of an idiot I look like, going out for coffee by myself… I think the confidence you build in 20s gives you the opportunity to live out your *queue Katy Perry* teenage dreams. And I’m lovinnggg ittttttt
"Us teen girls in our 20s may be little but we’re coming for the crown." Okay, as a 26-year-old teenage girl, I loved reading this Lorde's 'Still Sane' reference 🥺 (y he comenzado a soltar unas lagrimitas nostálgicas waaaahhh)
The fact that so many of us are currently experiencing this and share the excitement about this makes it even better! Thanks for brightening my post work and not so much teenage day. 20 something girlypops unite! Gonna indulge in a Ali Hazelwood book now.
Wwwhhyyyy did i cry so hard at this!!! I thought i was the only one reverting back to her teenage favorites, wondering if i’d hit some kind of growth block. Glad to see im not alone thank God
I love it so much. It's nice to see things teen girls were shamed about enjoying are coming back into mainstream. It sucks they were shamed before, but it warms my heart that so many women now can dive head first back into the things they once loved as a teen!
Just wanted to drop a comment letting you know that there is a smile on my face the entire time I'm listening to each and every episode of Culture Vulture 😊 and Luce I really commend you for working through your thoughts on certain topics as you're discussing them on mic. It really let's people know that it's ok to have an immediate emotional reaction, but then you can work in the logic and talk it through (with Squish, Laura, or Bel) as you work through your feelings toward the topic. One of the worst functions of the internet is that people post those initial emotional reactions, which is what sparks more emotion in others, and it's why the internet makes us angry at each other, just by existing 😮💨
I did not mean for that message to be so long and then by the end it felt depressing! The short version is: I think you are making a significant contribution towards empowering others 💪
This so accurately describes the state of my late 20s, hitting me right in the feels girl, thank you! Now, I openly love the things I used to be so insecure about because of their negative stigma when I was a teen; listening to tay tay on repeat, wearing the pink dress and the heels, trying new things no matter how much of an idiot I look like, going out for coffee by myself… I think the confidence you build in 20s gives you the opportunity to live out your *queue Katy Perry* teenage dreams. And I’m lovinnggg ittttttt
"Us teen girls in our 20s may be little but we’re coming for the crown." Okay, as a 26-year-old teenage girl, I loved reading this Lorde's 'Still Sane' reference 🥺 (y he comenzado a soltar unas lagrimitas nostálgicas waaaahhh)
The fact that so many of us are currently experiencing this and share the excitement about this makes it even better! Thanks for brightening my post work and not so much teenage day. 20 something girlypops unite! Gonna indulge in a Ali Hazelwood book now.
Wwwhhyyyy did i cry so hard at this!!! I thought i was the only one reverting back to her teenage favorites, wondering if i’d hit some kind of growth block. Glad to see im not alone thank God
I love it so much. It's nice to see things teen girls were shamed about enjoying are coming back into mainstream. It sucks they were shamed before, but it warms my heart that so many women now can dive head first back into the things they once loved as a teen!
Brilliantly written.
Just wanted to drop a comment letting you know that there is a smile on my face the entire time I'm listening to each and every episode of Culture Vulture 😊 and Luce I really commend you for working through your thoughts on certain topics as you're discussing them on mic. It really let's people know that it's ok to have an immediate emotional reaction, but then you can work in the logic and talk it through (with Squish, Laura, or Bel) as you work through your feelings toward the topic. One of the worst functions of the internet is that people post those initial emotional reactions, which is what sparks more emotion in others, and it's why the internet makes us angry at each other, just by existing 😮💨
I did not mean for that message to be so long and then by the end it felt depressing! The short version is: I think you are making a significant contribution towards empowering others 💪