Is it even used non-ironically anymore? It's become a parody of itself. They seem to prefer terms like "icky", "gross", and "totally not okay" like the mental 5 year olds they are. If they're feeling really intellectual they'll say there's "a lot to unpack".

Is it even used non-ironically anymore? It's become a parody of itself. They seem to prefer terms like "icky", "gross", and "totally not okay" like the the mental 5 year olds they are. If they're feeling really intellectual they'll say there's "a lot to unpack".