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I have too much respect for the art of Bratz collecting to pretend like these dolls aren't meant to be played with. They were (and are) mass-produced so keeping them in their box only supports scalper culture and hurts you.
THAT BEING SAID, when I get a new Bratz doll (esp one with lots of fun lil accessories), I keep her in the box for a rainy day. It's hard to be sad while unboxing a new lil fashion doll. I'm a 30-year-old woman, and I'll open my toys whenever I goddamn please.
Jan 14, 2024
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I collect Bratz! I wasnβt allowed to play with the actual dolls as a child. So, I would go through department store catalogs and copy their outfits and styles onto paper dolls. Now I own the actual dolls I drew as a child! This definitely wonβt be the last post I make about them.
Dec 17, 2024
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When I was a child, I was upset with the Ken that I used to have, I don't know why, but because of that, I would have my barbies be lesbians. According to my mother, I always had a difficulty playing with my toys and would put them in shelves as if they were collectibles but I do remember making them scissor here an there π
May 13, 2024
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So satisfying watching someone open 8 of these in a row- hits that memory of getting a happy meal and not knowing what toy Iβm gonna get.
Mar 18, 2024
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Jan 21, 2024
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I love my little NYTimes games ritual (start with easy Sudoku, then medium Sudoku, Connections, Crossword, hard Sudoku, Tiles, and finally Spelling Bee if I feel really locked in). Still, the brain health benefits and fun of these puzzles feel diminished when I realize this is HOURS of unnecessary screen time.
I switched my daily puzzle ritual from online to a paperback, and I have never been happier. I feel so zen doing my sudoku outside like a fucking monk.
Mar 3, 2024
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once I freed myself from the shackles of caring about my spotify wrapped stats, I was able to fully embrace the superior audio quality of apple music
Jul 25, 2024