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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's very cheugy.[/quote]

That’s...not a thing.[/quote]

Actually, yes, it is.  Keep up, Grandma.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/29/style/cheugy.html[/quote]

So at 48, I’m def old enough to be someone’s grandma, but you should know most adults immediately discount the opinions of anyone childish enough to use grandma is such a derisive way.  I looked up the word and I don’t see how it fits this.  This is  apparently to refer to someone trying too hard?  But aren’t people wearing disney apparel not really trying hard at all?  I mean, it’s not actually a striver look like a LV never full.  
I think this question would be interesting if people posted their age and whether they had kids.  In my 20s, I probably would be appalled.  In my late 40s, I think that life mostly sucks so anything you can do to put a smile on your face or someone else’s is generally a good thing.  And I also see the attraction in juvenile things, having raised little kids.  There is a simple beauty in stuff targeted at kids.  And some of the disney stuff is truly a beautiful narrative (Up, Wall-E, Brave) and one that strikes closer to my heart than anything Tarantino would ever make.  [/quote]

I love Disney AND Tarantino, and I agree with you, PP.

I have older teens who still enjoy going to WDW with their parents and are nostalgic about a lot of the characters they liked as kids. Me, I’m not decked out from head to toe in Disney gear, but if I had Disney-themed earrings or a wallet, why should anyone care?[/quote]

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