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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2026 · 12 MIN

2016, c’était mieux ?

from Jet Larguée

2026 is the new 2016 ? Et si ta nostalgie pour 2016 te parlait de ta vie en 2026 ? 🤔 Dans cet épisode, on plonge dans la hype autour de “2016 aesthetic”, des sons TikTok “2016 core” et de tous ces contenus qui nous donnent envie de remonter le temps. On va se demander : Est-ce qu’on regrette vraiment une année… ou une version de nous-mêmes ? On parle de : Pourquoi tout le monde fantasme 2016 (culture pop, Insta, mode, vibes générales) Comment la nostalgie fonctionne dans nos cerveaux (et pourquoi elle fait autant de bien) 2016 vs 2026 : ce qui a changé dans nos vies, nos corps, nos feeds, nos relations L’angle féministe : avant/après, corps, injonctions, “liberté” et désillusion Comment utiliser tout ça pour avancer aujourd’hui, sans rester coincée dans le passé Si tu as déjà pensé “c’était mieux en 2016”, cette vidéo va te parler. On ne va pas juste regarder en arrière avec regret, on va essayer de comprendre ce que ton passé te dit de ce que tu veux vivre maintenant. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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