POPSUGAR Must Have Fall 2017 Limited Edition Box – Spoiler #3

It’s not uncommon for one thing to be a food item, so if you have a $10 chocolatey something and then two smaller items in the $40 range, that might be fine.

“…will be shipped by Sept. 21.” according to the ordering link description.

Oh, thanks!! 🙂 The striped shift t-shirt dress is $15.90 from Forever 21. (Direct link here) And the jacket is $32.90, also from Forever 21. (Direct link here)

I scoured this site before I ordered any boxes. These are the most impartial reviews I’ve seen so it didn’t take long before I wouldn’t order anything without reading all the past box reviews. So now I’m a full fledged addict. I’m thinking of starting a program but it would probably just turn into swap meet and I’d end up with more subs.

I imagine that there are lots of people reading MSA who are not current PopSugar subscribers who they are hoping to reach via MSA reviews. This way PopSugar gets advertisement on MSA and they don’t have their customer support clogged with questions.

I find comment like yours tacky and despicable. But that it just the way I feel. If you feel like your comments a valid, that is great for you! 🙂

Thank you for this!! It’s discouraging to voice your true opinion when others shame you for not liking something that you have already forked out money for. We’re allowed to like some things and dislike others. As for the argument that it’s like going up to someone in public and telling them you don’t like what they are wearing, this IS NOT like that in any way. By commenting that I don’t like a specific item, I’m not going up to someone’s face and telling them anything. Those are two completely different environments/situations. Why can’t we just all be entitled to our own opinion without others bringing us down for it? 🤷🏻‍♀️

::applause::

Complaint-shaming drives me nuts. Some people like somethings, other people like other things. The world continues to turn. The expectation that every comment be “positive” is indeed unreasonable. It’s also unreasonable to categorize every human reaction/feeling/opinion as either positive or negative – that’s for electrical charges. Humans are more complex.

Amen, stfne! It IS unreasonable to expect everyone to be jolly good time everyday.

And given this is a public forum, we all get to express our opinions. That being said, as long as someone isn’t being deliberately or personally rude, ie; “vanessa, YOUR choice is hideous,” or “only an idiot would like that hideous whatever,” – who cares what those people think? If you like it, so what? You do you, & I’ll do me. Thank you very much.

LOL…it’s like going down the rabbit hole of insults and complaints! I agree, in general, that people should not be offended by what a stranger on a website thinks about something they are buying. And yes, everyone is certainly entitled to their opinion and has the right to share their opinion. After seeing this same discussion/argument many, many, many, many times on different posts I’m going to venture a guess at what the “trigger point” is….that sometimes some of the comments just seem a bit harsh. It’s one thing to say you dislike an item or it’s not your style. It’s another thing to call an item that someone else truly likes “hideous” or making vague comments about how they don’t know how anyone would like such a thing. I honestly have no idea if any of these examples apply to this thread….just things I’ve seen before. I think people who may be excited about contents kind of feel like they’ve been gut punched when someone chimes in and tells them that something they are looking forward to wearing is “hideous.” Would you say that to someone on the street that you saw wearing something? They obviously like it if they chose to wear it….and chances are even if they asked you what you thought, you would not say it was hideous out of courtesy. You politely tell a white lie and move on. That’s what the internet seems to be lacking in general….courtesy since people say things as strangers online that they would never say to someone’s face in real life. I totally get it. It is what it is. But that’s where the hurt and anger comes from….it just seems like alot of “negativity” that most humans just aren’t built for. LOL. Ok…enough of my psychological hypotheses and ramblings….carry on down the rabbit hole!

Agreed! Some of the comments are like a pre-insults to what many of the people getting the box are going to wear!

Nobody is bringing me down with any complaints. I am so comfortable in my skin, I’m going to outshine this necklace. 😀 I wish the same for every fellow woman.

Now this is a way a comment about why you do not the contents should be worded. This is a classy comment!

sometimes. I am going to wait it out 🙂

I also very much dislike gold tones and prefer silver. I kind of like the look of rose gold but would not wear it. I chose white gold over regular gold way back in high school with my class ring. I dunno I just feel like it draws too much attention and I do not like to draw a lot of attention to myself and more like to blend in. I feel like white gold or silver is a bit more toned down and I can wear it without it clashing with everything or with my style.

I’m with you completely. I was beginning to wonder if I wad the only one since everything in these boxes seems to be some form of gold tone 90% of the time.

Hey, you know your tastes, so celebrate away 😉
I have very…specific tastes on some things too so I know what you mean, some just want you to like what they like or what “everyone” likes.
Luckily my specific or “picky” tastes don’t extend to jewelry color(just the style/size of it lol…not too flashy but not too dainty).
I like when boxes (when they can’t let you select it), cycle through the finishes so that each color preference can have a chance!