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[quote=Anonymous]Gen Xer here and I loved my Barbies. It was such fun escapism for me. Half the fun was just getting them dressed and setting the scene for whatever storyline my friends and I were going to play. The clothes were so fun, too! My favorite Barbie piece was the home/office pod. One side of it was her office, the other was her pink apartment. My Barbies always had "big" jobs/careers but they had fun, too--and perhaps not unsurprisingly, I grew up to have a good career of my own. I only had 1 Ken doll so all of the Barbies wanted to date him, haha. My brother's HeMan and GI Joe men subbed in on occassion but they were too aggressive and destructive.[/quote]
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