Score FILA Leggings for More Than Half Off: Pastel Logo Style for Under $10

 

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If you love athletic wear that actually has some personality, these are worth a look.

Right now on Poshmark, you can grab a pair of brand new, never worn FILA Black Leggings with a pastel rainbow logo for just $10 — still tagged and ready to wear. The same style runs $21.99 on Amazon, so you're saving more than half off retail on a genuinely cute pair of leggings.

Pastel FILA Logo

What makes them stand out from basic black leggings? The pastel FILA logo down the lower leg in mint, lavender, yellow, and pink gives them that retro athletic energy that's been all over streetwear and athleisure for the past few seasons. 

They're not trying too hard — it's a subtle pop of color on an otherwise clean, classic silhouette. The fabric is 93% cotton, 7% spandex, so they're soft and comfortable with enough stretch to actually move in.

Size XL, new with tags, and honestly priced to sell fast.

Why shop Poshmark for athletic wear?

Brand name athletic and athleisure pieces are some of the best resale finds out there. Labels like FILA, Nike, Adidas, and Champion show up regularly — often new with tags — at a fraction of retail. If you're building a workout wardrobe or just want comfortable everyday pieces without paying full price, resale is worth making a habit.

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Score a Designer Look for Under $15: Gloria Vanderbilt Lace Shoulder Sweatshirt

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If you love finding beautiful pieces at a fraction of retail, this one's for you.

Right now on Poshmark, you can grab a brand new, never worn Gloria Vanderbilt Black Lace Shoulder Sweatshirt for just $10 — still sporting its original tags. Retail on this style runs $28.99, so you're looking at savings of nearly 65% on a genuinely pretty piece.

What makes it worth talking about? It's not your average sweatshirt. 

The fabric is exceptionally soft, the sleeves have classic ribbed cuffs, and the standout detail is a black lace overlay across the shoulders and upper arms — the kind of feminine touch that makes a casual top feel like it has somewhere to be. Dress it down with leggings and sneakers, or pair it with a skirt and boots for a night out. It's a Large, and it's one of those pieces that works harder than it costs.

Why shop Poshmark for designer and brand-name clothing?

Gloria Vanderbilt is one of those heritage American brands with staying power — quality construction, classic styling, and pieces that hold up. Shopping resale means you can pick up labels like this, often new with tags, for a fraction of what you'd spend at a department store. It's one of the smartest ways to build a wardrobe without blowing a budget.

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Review of When Repeated Lies Feel True by W.B. Hazel

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I've spent a lot of time paying attention to how people think, including myself, so I wasn't looking for a wake-up call when I picked this up. I was looking for language. This book gave me that — a clean, well-organized framework for patterns I'd already noticed but never had precise words for.

Does This Book Actually Teach You Anything New?

Yes — even if you're already self-aware, it gives you precise language for things you've been observing but couldn't quite name.

The real cases help. The Central Park Five. Colin Powell. They're not there to shock you. They're there to show you something you probably already suspected — that these mental patterns don't care how smart or careful you are.

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4 things this book made me think about

1. 1Being smart doesn't protect you — it can make things worseIntelligence doesn't shield you from being misled. It gives your brain better tools to defend ideas you already believe, whether those ideas are right or not.
2. 2Repetition turns claims into facts without you noticingHear something often enough and it starts to feel true. The book calls this the illusory truth effect, and once you know what it is, you start spotting it everywhere.
3. 3Belonging is powerful enough to quietly change what you believeSometimes you don't adopt a belief because of evidence. You adopt it because disagreeing with the people around you costs too much socially. The book is honest about how invisible that pressure can be.
4. 4Shame shuts down thinking — safety opens it back upWhen you feel attacked or embarrassed, your brain stops being curious and starts protecting itself. Real reflection only happens when it feels safe enough to question without being judged.

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What I appreciate most is that the author doesn't talk down to you. There's no assumption that you've been fooled or that you need saving. It reads like it was written for people who are already paying attention and just want a better map.

Final Thoughts: Is When Repeated Lies Feel True Worth Reading? 

Yes, It's a well-written, thought-provoking book on how mental gymnastics work in real life. 

I finished it with sharper questions than I started with, and for a book about thinking, that feels exactly right. If you've ever watched someone believe something that makes no sense and wondered how that happens — this book is worth your time. It might not surprise you. But it might give you better words for what you've already been seeing.

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★★★★★

5 out of 5

Worth picking up if you read nonfiction, follow the news, or just want to understand why it's so hard to change anyone's mind — including your own.

PsychologyCritical thinkingSelf-awarenessHighly recommended