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我讨厌你的时尚
社交媒体如何重新定义时尚，从个性化到强制整合。“我讨厌你的时尚”一文首先出现在《斯坦福日报》上。
来源:斯坦福大学日报I hate a lot of things. Some would deem me an expert in matters of hate. I take on such a title gleefully.
I hate the sun. I’ll walk to class, and it just so happens that my armpits start sweating the second I sit down, as if they couldn’t have begun sometime during the 15 minute walk there to give me a heads up.我讨厌不断地纠正人们对我的代词的误解。我希望我能变得微观，爬进人们的大脑，关掉他们的“错误发音”按钮。我讨厌橙子现在可以当总统，但酷儿总统是有界限的。我讨厌我现在无法想起其他我讨厌的事情，因为我的记忆力太糟糕了——我也讨厌这一点。
在我的心理仇恨清单的最顶端——用粗体巨大的字母和下划线——是社会期望。具体来说，社会期望已经渗透到时尚界。
I have always loved fashion.起初，我只是按照妈妈教我的方式穿衣服——尽管即便如此，我还是有点过头了。我的主要服装包括不同的辫子和马尾辫，两者都总是装饰着蝴蝶结。我终于在中学开始找到自己的风格，并且逐渐对颜色过敏。 From there, I quickly evolved into more alternative and gothic styles: black skirts, four-inch platforms, purple hair with raccoon tails, white base makeup — if anyone has seen me around campus not wearing said attire, please ignore me: I am likely in a depressive rut.
I love fashion. I hate what some people have let it become.让这成为我抓住人们的肩膀并将他们从困境中拉出来的有点温和，有点粗鲁的口头方式。
如今我对时尚有两个主要问题：缺乏认同感和快时尚的过度消费。
说实话，我并不认为讨厌别人的时尚。 Though it may seem as if I’m criticizing trendy fashion, what I’m truly against is the practices that come with it and the reasons people may have behind pursuing it.