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My sister, back in school, had a ridiculous attachment to backpacks and hair straightener of a specific brand. She managed to get my parents to buy a hair stra
by frankreyes 4y ago
My sister, back in school, had a ridiculous attachment to backpacks and hair straightener of a specific brand.
She managed to get my parents to buy a hair straightener but the color was not the same as her friends and she started to cry. Because of the color of the hair straightener.
It's an emotional decision that had nothing to do with technical capabilities. It's being virtue signaling and a tribal human in its finest form.
Kids bully each other to establish a hierarchy. It happens to both boys and girls. I once dated a very tall girl who told me she was being bullied for her height, but in return she bullied back her friends for being short. It was so funny to listen girls bullying each other over physical appearance... Lol