Witches VS Patriarchy

Duuuuude I can't agree more with the disdain for seasonal flavors! Germany has a law (afaik) disallowing the practice to a degree, they (also, afaik) targeted the McRib and said it has to be available all year or not at all, in contrast to their typical business model which ties it to pork prices (low pork price = McRib is Back®™), we need that everywhere!

And I'm commenting under your comment in reply to it, not necessarily the OP. My "beef" (I'm not really mad about this lmao, it's just conversation, I was mad when I thought you were trying to paint me as a misogynist to be honest but that was a misunderstanding so we're all good despite disagreements!) is with the assumption that pumpkin spice is feminine despite its association with a particular "brand" so to speak of women, I say that's only because we lump things into stereotypical gender roles, and even then that's discounting all the pumpkin beer, as beer is "masculine" if we're subscribing to those gender roles.

Also, people aren't going to be able to help "hating" on others for their obsessions sometimes, especially when something becomes so ubiquitous (like pumpkin spice every fall, or bacon in 2010, or Rick and Morty in 2016) when it becomes like a song on the radio you can't escape at work. Actually that's a good example, to this day I still hate Jesse's Girl because of being force fed it at least 3x daily by literally 5 different radio stations at work (literally 5, we tried 5 before we gave up. They all played it at least 3x within my 8h shift. No more I beg of you.) Someone obsessed with frogs is cool as fuck, because I'm not forcefed frogs daily for 3mo/yr, someone who's favorite song is Jesse's Girl? We can't be in the same room lol.