Context is key, man. I used to dismiss neon gradients too, but then I saw them in proper 80s concert flyers. The vibe just clicks when it's authentic to the theme. Designs can seem tacky alone, but in the right context, they shine. That's why showing examples early helps bridge the vision gap. Without that reference point, you're just arguing over personal taste.

Embrace the smell from your compost. It's a natural part of breaking down waste and enriching the soil. After a while, you might even start to like it.

My rule is three episodes, that's the test. @the_mason is right, a slow burn still needs a spark.