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Before every thought was posted, liked, and analyzed to death, we had the '90s—when rebellion had a sense of humor and our statements came screen-printed. Those analog days when shocking someone required creativity, not just scrolling. Remember wandering campus hallways, wearing jokes that made strangers into instant friends and teachers into instant enemies? That perfect sweet spot of risky-but-not-too-risky that defined an entire generation's style. We didn't just wear clothes; we wore conversation starters. That raw, unfiltered '90s energy—where the best stories began with "I can't believe they let you wear that"—wasn't just fashion. It was freedom. It was belonging.