There is a new trend in social networks: girls can say “my lad” in their stories, as their content is immediately mumbled or hummed. The koristuvachs are openly aware that they are fighting, if the blogger, who is following such a stink for the sake of specific content, immediately transforms her profile into an endless chronicle of hundreds of hundreds. We lived with the world for a long time, where the men were the main capital for the wives. Their value was determined not by their career, not by their talent, and not by their special achievements, but by those whom they got along with and who were able to make a fundamental difference with their partner. In social media, this manifested itself especially clearly: profiles were recreated for hundreds of hundred-year-olds, healthy skin, and higher prices became proof of a “successful life.” The reverse situation, if the men had their content near their wives, was rarely dealt with. Over time, this system became less entrenched: stories about farming became content that brought likes, views, praise—and money.
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone in the film “La La Land”, 2016
How to change the way to show hundred-year-olds
With the rest of the rocks, the tone changed. Instead of officially “representing” the boy to the groom, women are increasingly losing their tension. At the frame there is a hand on the kerma, kelihi of wine, supper with candles. No appearance, no tags, no intricate details. Dekhto blurs the person in funny photos or simply appears from the frame, nothing happened. There is a feeling that women want to deprive them of the very fact of hundreds, rather than take a specific person from them. This is no longer about romance, but about the desire to care for them, as they themselves see the specialness of life, if others are surprised.
Why do women love their men?
The reason is not the best to preserve privacy. Many wives try to balance between two realities: one, where the status of being “hundred-hundred” is still taken as a sign of stability, and the other, where you don’t want to look lazy in front of your husband. “They want their stinks to be taken seriously, but suddenly realize that today they are no longer a reason for burial,” explains the activist Zoya Samudzi’s writing. Today's women are reluctant to be associated with the role of “their girls”, otherwise they are not ready to fully accept the social comfort that comes with this status.
Concerns, fears and evidence
Another reason is less obvious, but even more ostentatious. For rich wives, sit in the deep end: happily love the silence. Children are truly afraid of the “dashing eye” – to believe that one stranger’s glance is enough for it to be too late, or for everything to fall apart. Others have already gone through a crisis and don’t want to lose their digital treasure trove of old photos, under which there were heartfelt comments “you are perfect.” Behind this is not only fear. It’s still a matter of understanding: women are tired of transforming their private lives into a public performance. And, perhaps, in a very long time ago they decided to deprive themselves of the right to privacy – not as a secret, but as an act of self-esteem.
When the boyfriend's mother has become unfashionable
This topic is quite relevant and is widely discussed throughout the world. At The Delusional Diaries podcast, New York influencers Gelli and Jazz openly discuss how “being a boyfriend” has not become a new form of social bad manners. One of the most popular comments under the episode, which has accumulated over twelve thousand likes, asks: “Why do the mothers of today’s boys want to encourage the Republicans?” Otherwise, with ten thousand, they write: “Boys are no longer in fashion. Turn around if you start to behave appropriately.”
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The comments already have a crazy genre – they are talking about those who say “the boy’s mother is not good for auri.” The irony is that offending leaders hurt their partners. In fact, hundred-year-old women are now publicly ridiculing men and heterosexuality itself—often as a sign of solidarity, and often to be “a girl and a boy” in 2025—as a boast toaster: no one minds, but who else is surprised?
Audience reaction
The audience is less likely to tolerate content about hundred-year-olds. The women are ready to show the boy – and some of the subscribers know. Vogue author Stephanie Yeboa confirmed that after publishing a photo with her partner, she lost hundreds of subscribers. “If we were lost at once, I wouldn’t post it again. And it’s not worth it to feel a little sorry for someone to constantly show off a person, no matter how.” “I don’t want to look like that, I’m not bragging.” Tim more at a time, if the centenary is healthy – this may be a myth.”
Content creator Sophie Milner made the same point. “This summer the boy took me to Sicily. I wrote about it for my subscribers – and sent out dozens of messages: “Just don’t get a boy!”.” Vaughn knows: the audience reacts not to kohanna, but to the loss of bitterness. “If you have self-confidence, you can say whatever you think. With hundred-year-olds, you filter words, you become careful. Less personality, less character. And I’m not to blame,” – apparently.
How the concept of femininity has changed
Being a hundred-year-old no longer means that life has “worked out.” This is no longer proof of womanhood and certainly not a source of pride. As a matter of fact, today’s identity has the ability to sound louder, rather than “we.” Vaughn has become a sign of strength, freedom and control over powerful lives. Women no longer want their value to be submerged in the presence of a man in charge. They began to tinker with the old scripts and rewrite the rules – not for those who were distrustful of the Kohanna, but for those who had ceased to care about the new unified sense.
Heterosexuality has long been deprived of the “norm” – without putting anyone in doubt, because it was respected by nature. But today, when old roles are broken up, and women begin to be the main characters of powerful stories, it becomes obvious: belief in the “ideal heteroscenario” rarely plays to the advantage of women. More often than not, it simply deprives them on another plane of powerful life.
Self-esteem is the new norm
Today's selfishness is no longer perceived as a defect. This is not a “temporary camp until a happy happy life”, but a constant choice for peace, freedom and self-esteem. Being without a partner is no longer a shame. By the way, this is part of the new phenomenon about maturity and internal balance. Those who once sounded like a threat – “losing yourself as an old maid with cats” – are now gladly accepting it as a good and comfortable way of living: peaceful space, powerful decisions, everyday justifications and explanations. A woman will not require “extras” in order to feel valued.
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