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15 Things All 90s Kids Hope To Never Suffer Through Again

Growing up in the 90s had a pretty unique set of stressful situations. Sure, it was never life or death, but sometimes it really felt like it.

90s kids experienced their own struggles, ones that kids today wouldn't understand at all.  They have their own problems, sure, but ours were pretty much the worst. I mean, of course we think that because they were our problems, but still!

Check out the problems and see if any of these sound familiar:

You lost your favorite Lip Smacker and can't find it in store anymore

When your bangs or your bowl get cut uneven and now it'll take weeks to even out OR you have to cut it even shorter

You forgot it was picture day and didn't wear the cute outfit you were supposed to

NBC

You missed the newest episode of your favorite show and now you have no idea when you will ever be able to see it again

ABC

Having to see the same commercials for the N64 over and over again even though your parents already said you can't have one

Nintendo

Going to your friend's house to play Nintendo, but then they get bored because they play it all the time

When Koolaid stopped making the flavor you liked

When you weren't allowed to check on your Tamagotchi until recess and it died

And that wasn't all we had to deal with...

The pain that we felt when those hair elastics with the plastic beads would break and snap into your head

Any time your parents forced you to wear an outfit

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The disappointment you would feel when Santa wouldn't follow your Wish Book Christmas list

Sears Wish Book 1990

How quickly you became annoyed with the Barney "I Love You" song

When you would get home from Blockbuster or whatever video store you went to, only to realize that the person before you was not kind and did not rewind

Or worse, that it was the wrong tape

The true friendship test that would be whether your best friend liked the same boy band as you

How many of these things you remember dealing with as a kid?