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I wish I had a vest like this and the confidence to wear it at parties. This guy is a Chad.
Tell me this is a joke. Whereβs the /s? Do people actually sincerely call other men βChadβ like that? Beyond cringe. Beyond.
You know the word "cringe" is supposedly metacringe by now as well, because adults kept using it? Showing your age a little bit here. π€
But sure, men can call each other Chad or other things to big up each other's confidence. Friends do that to each other all the time. Don't you do that with your friends???
Did you know the word "metacringe" is supposedly ubercringe by now as well, because adults kept using it?
π mb mb
Mb is actually giga cringe because adults kept driving Mercedes-Benz instead of kids
lol
Oh my god, young people arenβt using the same slang and idioms my generation did?! Gadzooks!
I mean... lots of people on fediverse unironically refer to outsiders as "normies." This is what we in the industry refer to as "a clue."
Like a brown handkerchief?