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Alright, let’s be real — propaganda is everywhere. It’s like that sneaky friend who always convinces you to eat the last slice of cake... even though you weren’t hungry. But instead of cake, propaganda tricks you into believing things that just aren’t true or good for you. And no, this isn’t about buying the latest phone or the trendiest sneakers (because, honestly, those are easy to spot). We’re talking about the sneaky ideas and messages that mess with your head — and you don’t even realize it.
“You need your whole life together by Tuesday at 4pm.”
Hi. Hello. Quick question:
When did “just turned 14” become code for “must have 10-year plan, a skincare routine, a side hustle, and a trauma-free childhood”?
Like—EXCUSE ME?? I just learned how to not burn microwave popcorn. Let me breathe 😭
💅THE LIE:
“If you’re not waking up at 6am, journaling, doing Pilates, applying retinol, manifesting your dream career, and dating a British boy named Oliver—you’re doing life wrong.”
BFFR. I haven’t even figured out how to walk into a room without forgetting why I walked in. But sure, let me just fix my credit score and learn French real quick 💁♀️
📈REALITY CHECK:
Here’s what nobody’s telling you (but I will because I’m your favorite internet friend):
It’s okay if your life feels like a ✨Pinterest board of chaos✨.
You’re allowed to cry over fictional characters and still not know what "taxes" are.
You don’t need to have a “five-year plan.” You need a snack and maybe a nap. That’s it.
😌WHAT TO BELIEVE INSTEAD:
The fact that you can reinvent yourself as often as you want.
That matching socks are optional.
That if your brain is doing its best—even if that means scrolling cat memes for 2 hours—you are THRIVING, bestie.
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