"Even if you hear how the word 'cool' is being used to describe things today, it's not being used to reflect counterculture rebellion, it's being used to described as a way of saying, 'I like you.'" ...

tried to explain that he’s not the opposite of cool, either: “The American people do not want to vote for a loser. They don’t want to vote for someone who hasn’t been successful.

But if you think the bullying and social isolation of not being popular is bad ... The dangers of chasing cool. Just think about what actually makes kids “cool” in high school, a recent ...