Did y’all see the new candy hearts

    by HeCalledMeMoonbeam

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    1. HeCalledMeMoonbeam on

      They just seemed …dystopian? lol like idk I get the sentiment but they just seem odd.

    2. It’s giving “I don’t really love you, but I’m too broke to live alone, so I guess you’ll do” vibes. 

    3. Had a look, you’re not the only one lmao. There’s a couple news articles on ’em.

      Basic summary: they’re intended to be the company “keeping up with the times”/”evolving to keep up with trends” (paraphrased), and consumers are mixed between them being depressing and dystopian, or kinda funny in a bleak way. The original quotes are also supposed to be mixed in with the “2026 variants” if you will, but… seems you got a bag of mostly the new ones.

    4. Illustrious-Dot-1128 on

      I feel like these speak to the current issue of life almost being too expensive to live. Either way, they’re creepily focused on the financial aspect of marriage/relationships. The share log in is kinda funny if they mean sharing streaming accounts.

    5. I remember the first time my wife whispered “buy n bulk” in my ear, I knew we would be together forever!

    6. PM_ME_YR_KITTYBEANS on

      “Family plan,” “joint tax[e]s”, “buy in bulk”—all of this is giving pro-birth propaganda. They’re highlighting the financial advantages of marriage. Buy in bulk implies the existence of a van load of kids…

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