Plenty of people related to the question, but what really stood out was the confession: “I make decent money, but no matter what I do, it feels impossible to get ahead.” ...

But sometimes, when people I don’t know well say something like “Good to see you,” the conversation becomes awkward because they think I must be offended by that.

According to my googling, gyat is an exclamation of surprise, usually regarding someone’s body – not offensive per se, but objectifying. Sigma in slang stands for a lone wolf.

TikTok user Sarah Caus regularly posts her workouts online. However, it’s not her routine that has people talking, but rather her barely-there bottoms.

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Still: Should kids be talking about people’s body parts? Can parents say ‘GYAT?’ While we’re on the topic, can parents say “GYAT?” No can do — at least in the presence of kids.