A wave of negativity hit Zoom because of their disdain for the "polyester life" - the desire to live usually became a reason for ridicule. As Baza discovered, beige faces, standard flats, basic clothing and the popularity of AI music were among the distributions from Generation Z. All this is considered to be signs of "polyester life" - existence according to a pattern. Laughter has become a trend - some phenomena have even been given names. For example, the "Queen of Speeds" is a woman who lives in a new building from PIK, owns a wool tracksuit with a Chinese car on credit. Or the "Dance of the Air Fryer" - ironic videos mocking the purchase of a budget kitchen appliance as a reason for intense joy and almost the main achievement in life. The sarcastic videos caused a strong reaction among millennials. They stood for ordinary things - not everyone wants to stand out from the crowd. For many, a designed life is a conscious choice. Clinical psychologist and head of the NAZVN Health Preservation Committee Irina Garkova told "Basis" that the fear of being ordinary is related to constant comparison of oneself with others, anxiety about missed opportunities and the uncertainty of the future. When successful people are constantly on social media, a quiet life can seem like a failure. The psychologist recommends remembering that bloggers do not show everything that happens in their lives, and to stop following accounts that lead to a feeling of inferiority. Base in Telegram Base at maximum.

A wave of negativity hit Zoom because of their disdain for the "polyester life" - the desire to live usually became a reason for ridicule. As Baza discovered, beige faces, standard flats, basic clothing and the popularity of AI music were among the distributions from Generation Z. All this is considered to be signs of "polyester life" - existence according to a pattern. Laughter has become a trend - some phenomena have even been given names. For example, the "Queen of Speeds" is a woman who lives in a new building from PIK, owns a wool tracksuit with a Chinese car on credit. Or the "Dance of the Air Fryer" - ironic videos mocking the purchase of a budget kitchen appliance as a reason for intense joy and almost the main achievement in life. The sarcastic videos caused a strong reaction among millennials. They stood for ordinary things - not everyone wants to stand out from the crowd. For many, a designed life is a conscious choice. Clinical psychologist and head of the NAZVN Health Preservation Committee Irina Garkova told "Basis" that the fear of being ordinary is related to constant comparison of oneself with others, anxiety about missed opportunities and the uncertainty of the future. When successful people are constantly on social media, a quiet life can seem like a failure. The psychologist recommends remembering that bloggers do not show everything that happens in their lives, and to stop following accounts that lead to a feeling of inferiority. Base in Telegram Base at maximum.