22 Times People Listed Things That Were Considered Attractive In The 2000s, But Not Now, That Will Leave You Nostalgic
The way we did things back in the day is no longer how we do things now, as everything has been modernized.
As the days go by, the world keeps evolving, and products are being produced to make life easier. The way we did things back in the day is no longer how we do things now, as everything has been modernized.
Think about it. You’re reading this post today, all thanks to advanced technology, as this feat has never been accomplished before.
Your cooking gadgets, the television, the vacuum cleaner, modern toilets, and chandeliers—basically everything around you has been advanced to look and work the way it does. As these items age, they become cheaper and more affordable for the average citizen, though some old artifacts continue to appreciate in value.
Sometimes, when we look back at things we did years ago and how they are no longer trending, we tend to feel nostalgic. Most of them have faded away as if they were never there, leaving us with only memories.
However, we also can’t help but acknowledge how far we’ve come over the years. I guess that is why a Redditor by the name of u/geeyoung10 posed a question to the r/AskReddit community: "What was considered attractive in the 2000s but not now?"
The answers poured in, and you’ll likely agree with most of them, so stick around to find out their replies.
What was attractive then but not now...
u/geeyoung10As of the time of this post, the Reddit question has garnered more than 5K comments along with 9.5K upvotes. Here's what the Redditors had to say about it.
1. I do see some women still doing this
u/__karmapolice2. Spiky bleached hair was really trendy back then
u/PlaystationPlus
3. You'd see something like this in a Tuscan-style kitchen
u/Mark072690
4. Lol... It's the second comment for me
u/bunnies_and_birdies
5. The second commenter still has brows from the 2000s
u/Samoanaa
6. A really brilliant one
u/Molongoloid
7. This was the epitome of douchy clothing
u/nobody2000
8. So true. We are all getting old... (Signs)
u/CplSaveAHo
9. So true. Just rock it happily and move on
u/Jethseter
10. People still do chunky highlights
u/_smitten
11. The fashion back then was just... oh well
u/ariseis
12. The juicy pants...
Ineedtoaskthis000000
13. Well, apparently it's in the UK with another name
u/Coupeonzs
14. You rock it, and you're out the door
u/woodyever
15. Want to experience it? Visit a rural trailer park
u/KingAgrian
16. Either this commenter was an adult at that time, or they have read a lot of data
u/yourmothersanicelady
17. So there are still people who think it'll come back...
u/ScientistFromSouth
18. So much hair gel
u/gtr011191
19. Von Dutch caps
u/phattoes
20. Well, it is funny
u/seafoam22
21. Who checked out Euphoria then?
u/CompetitiveStick6239
22. Someone still finds a few of them attractive
u/dont_tempt_me_frodo_
As technological innovations continue to emerge, old things keep fading away, and the cycle continues. Just as most of these 2000s items are no longer considered attractive, so too will the items of today be viewed in 20 years.
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