[Redway]

As it says in the title. I’ll start with a subtly casual degree of racism, misogyny and homophobia on the part of people aged 30+. There’s no denying LGBT relations in particular have come the longest way since 2009.

[Strictly Jake]

Definitely a better understanding of trans and genders

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Definitely a better understanding of trans and genders

No doubt.

[Crimson Dynamo]

socialism

[Strictly Jake]

Also vented neon sunglasses

[Jordan.]

Cheryl

[Redway]

^

For some reason I thought that read Cher Lloyd. Save for her eye candy she was never acceptable.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Redway

^

For some reason I thought that read Cher Lloyd. Save for her eye candy she was never acceptable.

Casual sexism isn’t acceptable any more

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

Cheryl

I came here just to say the Black Eyed Peas

[Oliver_W]

Having a thick skin and/or sense of humour?

When I was a teen, everyone roasted everyone else and no-one gave a crap about being "offended". What happened?

[Strictly Jake]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Having a thick skin and/or sense of humour?

When I was a teen, everyone roasted everyone else and no-one gave a crap about being "offended". What happened?

These days some people get offended at literally everything. If you say hello to someone they would probably get offended


Calling people love, hun, chick I always found people that said that were friendly but apparently its viewed as sexist and patronising these days!

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

These days some people get offended at literally everything. If you say hello to someone they would probably get offended


Calling people love, hun, chick I always found people that said that were friendly but apparently its viewed as sexist and patronising these days!

That's a shame too. I always call people luvvie hunni chick and also sweetheart. I mean it sincerely. Xx

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Having a thick skin and/or sense of humour?

When I was a teen, everyone roasted everyone else and no-one gave a crap about being "offended". What happened?

I mean, I’m pretty sure most people would say they can still do that with people they know

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Liam-

I mean, I’m pretty sure most people would say they can still do that with people they know

For sure, if you don't constantly rip the **** out of your friends, are you even friends? Though caustic chumminess seems to be a British thing rather than universal tbh

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

For sure, if you don't constantly rip the **** out of your friends, are you even friends? Though caustic chumminess seems to be a British thing rather than universal tbh

I wouldn't say just British, definitely Irish and an Aussie thing as well. "Chumminess" is most certainly British though

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

For sure, if you don't constantly rip the **** out of your friends, are you even friends? Though caustic chumminess seems to be a British thing rather than universal tbh

So it hasn’t really changed much at all then has it? Unless you just want to be able to make fun of strangers

[Babayaro.]

Handjobs

[Dogeatdog]

Throwing stink bombs through my friends letterbox. I doubt his family would find it funny now that I’m 26.

[Crimson Dynamo]

ex mrs LT

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

ex mrs LT