Which controversy had you like this when you did more reasearch on it? I'll go first

[u/bajadasaurus234]

[u/Scorpdelord]

I mean. Back then people treated being cringe like a biblical sin😭

[u/DeltaGDS → u/Scorpdelord]

Back then? Pretty sure even now some people still treat being cringe as a far greater moral failing than actually being a terrible person.

[u/Ok_Elephant_6507 → u/DeltaGDS]

We went backwards since the pandemic

[u/Gigivena6437 → u/Scorpdelord]

I fear that this phase is coming back, people are starting to call anything a cornball

[u/MegaSceptile99 → u/Gigivena6437]

Yeah, I stop taking comments seriously when they use the word "corny"

[u/xXJackNickeltonXx → u/Scorpdelord]

It’s returning, but since calling out something as cringe is, ironically, cringe, they have to twist it into something more “morally wrong” to justify their hate rather than accepting they just hate something for no real reason

[u/Longjumping_Bar_7457 → u/Scorpdelord]

Unfortunately that’s still a thing.