I thought it sounded like “Heartbreaker” by Pat Benatar.

You didn’t. They think that POC and “colored people” mean the same thing.

As far as I know person of color is an acceptable term to use. This coming from a person of color that works with young children and has had Diversity and Anti-Bias training.

I LOVE THIS THEORY.

denim skirts forever!

I did it too. And I did it to a denim mini skirt which I also cut the hem off and frayed. I sometimes wore them with one-shouldered tops. Also, the jeans had a seam down the front.

Yeah, don’t we all tho?

I feel mixed, because at least for those of you who were early 90's teens, flannels and combat boots are comfortable and practical as fuck. There’s an argument to be made for functionality, there, even if somebody doesn’t like the aesthetic. The late 90's/early 2000's though....there is no functionality, there. You’re…

KILL THEM WITH FIRE

YES!!! love both these ladies -- tell them we miss them please?

once, in ninth grade, whilst being reprimanded for being a twit, my teacher said, “young man, you need to learn how to act!”... i told her that she was in luck, as my next class was drama.

Hey now, I used to work in the service industry and I’ve NEVER* met a server who would be willing to drink untouched booze or eat untouched food.

I am entertained by what you sweet young people consider your sluttiest clothes. Back in the day I would go clubbing in a rubber skirt and tank top ensemble that would have been completely at home on the cover of a less classy porn tape.

True fact. I don’t think I wore a pair of jeans that actually fit until my mid 20s.

Me too. It did not look good nor was it practical, but I was 15 so that shit didn’t matter.

Looking at these styles (however cute) makes me glad I passed my awkward teen years during the grunge period. Baggy pants and flannels FTW!

Yeah looking at the photos just made me relive my high school years. And all the dances I attended in faux satin. Eh, hard pass on the 2000's please.

It’s ridiculous but she looks so good.

in west calabasas born and raised