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What’s Cool Now, But Won’t Be in 5 Years? Here’s What People Said.
Are you old enough to remember the glorious Hypercolor t-shirts?
If you’re not, let me fill you in.
Hypercolor shirts changed color with your body heat. They were all the rage when I was in seventh grade and I even had one of my own. I was there, man!
But…by eighth grade, they were definitely not cool anymore and that thing sat in the back of my closet, lost to history…it’s quite sad, actually…
People on AskReddit talked about what is popular and cool now but probably won’t be in five years.
1. Can’t last forever.
“The <insert name here> Nutrition drink shops.
MLM bright teas that have no actual nutritional value can’t last forever.”
2. Might go away.
“Galaxy print is probably going to go the way of the bowling alley carpet patterns we used to wear on our clothes in the 1990s.
It’ll come back ironically in 10 years.”
3. YouTubers.
“Probably most popular YouTubers.
That’s something I’ve noticed.
The shelf life of YouTube popularity seems to be shorter than “mainstream” pop star popularity.”
4. Darn, already got mine…
“Brazilian Bootie Lifts.
I feel like it will not age well.
A lot of plastic surgeries collapse over time or have complications as it degrades.”
5. A lot of BS.
“Life hacks.
Since they have taken over YouTube, it just will be bland after amount of time because a lot of it is just BS and many just don’t work now.
Many I’ve seen so many stupid harmful things they are doing like “oH PuT YoUR TiN FoIL iN a BaLL anD pUt It iN a MICrowave tO MakE a SmOTH BaLL.”
6. That doesn’t sound good.
“The bowl cut.
For some reason it came back in south Houston.
Looks ridiculous.”
7. You see it all the time.
“Corporations trying to be weird and relatable on Twitter.
Wish it would die out now.
Twitter, where people try to be brands and brands try to be people.”
8. Totally embarrassing.
“A lot of the stuff I see people doing on TikTok seems like the kinda thing you’d be embarrassed about in a few years.”
9. That’s sad.
“Instagram is going to be an online shopping mall.
Far removed from the cool blogging site it used to be.”
10. What’s next?
“Subscribing to multiple streaming platforms.
Isn’t that why cable doesn’t exist anymore?”
11. Enough! 
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12. Electric vehicles.
“EVs.
In 5 years, it’ll just be a commonplace thing.
It won’t be every car on the road, or every purchase, but already the shock of “oh look it’s a Tesla” is fading out.”
13. Could be…
“Funko Pops.
They’re the Beanie Babies of the ’20s.”
Okay, now it’s your turn…
In the comments, tell us what YOU think is cool now but won’t be in five years.
We can’t wait to hear from you!
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A Wife Told Her Husband That His Culture Is “Garbage” and Wonders if She’s The A-Hole
I think things are about to get a little touchy here!
I mean, just look at that headline…it can’t lead anywhere good, right?
But let’s get to the story…a woman wrote a post on Reddit’s “Am I the *sshole?” page asking if she was wrong for speaking out to her husband.
Let’s see what transpired…
AITA for telling my husband that his culture is garbage and I won’t “compromise” by incorporating it into our family life?
“My husband and I live in the US northeast, where I am from. “John” moved here for work several years ago, from the deep south of the US where he grew up, raised with Christian holidays but never attending church. Coincidentally, shortly before everything hit, John’s parents AND his childhood best friend “Dan” and his wife decided to move here as well.
This past weekend was the first that us three couples have gathered together since any of us moved here; we had a “distanced picnic” at our house. John sat down 2-3 minutes after I did, as he was settling our kid into his pen in the yard with us.
Dan and my FIL immediately started to “jokingly” rip on him for being “whipped” and doing “my” job of parenting our child while he was supposed to be “allowed” to just catch up with the two other men. I was trying to politely deflect when it turned to how “mean” I was for not “fixing him a plate” and serving him before serving myself.
If I thought a certain dish would run out before he got to it, or if he had asked me to, I of course would have! Dan and FIL continued to brag about how their families “do it right”, where they handle the “outside chores” while their wives handle the “inside chores” (including the care of Dan and his wife’s two children).
I think it’s important to note here that both currently live in rented condos that by their nature do not have “outdoor chores”, and both their wives have always worked full time, as I do.
The whole day was kind of wrecked by that start, and I was frustrated when John left with Dan and FIL to “go for a walk” and left me to do all the clean up alone while also looking after our kid.
I expected John to apologize when he returned hours later, but instead HE got at ME for “making [him] look bad” in front of his friend and dad. He brought up how “a traditional division of labor” is “a huge part of southern culture”, and how I was being “disrespectful” to his background by “forcing northern culture” onto him and his family.
He said he’s been building up a lot of “resentment” the past few months that I “make” him do half the chores and childcare, since in his “culture”, women do the chores and hands-on childcare, and men do the fun parenting, the discipline, mow the grass, and bring in the cars for oil changes when needed.
I was stunned but honest and told him southern culture is garbage. It’s bigotry. I lived in John’s home state for 8 years, and I saw how “southern hospitality” is reserved only for those in your in-group. Deviate from the norm–be queer, non-Christian, a POC, a liberal, a non-traditional woman–and they turn on you viciously. Does every single person act like that always? No. But it’s the culture.
John is livid and says his “culture” is just as valid as that of other global regions, religions, and ethnic groups, so I am the bigot by not “compromising” with him here and incorporating aspects of his culture into our family life the way I would if his “culture” was “Islamic or Asian or whatnot”.”
Here’s how folks on Reddit responded…
This woman said that she’s about to marry a Southern (gentle)man but they’ve taken a totally different approach to the situation.

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Another reader said that their husband was raised in a s*xist environment but he has worked hard to change the behaviors that he learned from a young age.

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Another person from the South said that they vehemently disagree with some of the backward traditions there and that some Southern men are way behind the times.

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This Reddit user said that this man is controlling and that he sounds like a serious d*uchebag.

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And finally, this reader said the woman wasn’t wrong for voicing her opinion and that the women can say whatever they want because they’re the ones who are usually carrying the load. Preach!

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Now we want to hear from you.
How do you feel about this situation?
Share your thoughts with us in the comments. Thanks in advance!
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