out of touch with reality, When someone no longer understands how ordinary people live or what their everyday problems are because they're disconnected from real life., on a high horse, To start acting as if you're better, smarter, or more important than other people., seek validation, To look for approval, praise, or confirmation from other people in order to feel good about yourself., curate your image, To carefully control how other people see you, especially online, by choosing what parts of your life to show., grin and bear, To accept an unpleasant situation without complaining too much and simply get through it., frame X as Y, To present or describe something in a particular way so that people see it from a specific perspective., the best thing since sliced bread, Something people think is incredibly useful, exciting, or impressive; often used humorously or with exaggeration., happen in a vacuum, To (not) exist independently. If something doesn't happen in a vacuum, it is influenced by other people, events, or social factors., want recognition, To want other people to notice, appreciate, or acknowledge your achievements, efforts, or abilities., take up space, To make your presence known, express yourself confidently, and not shrink yourself to make others comfortable., throw a tantrum, To react in an exaggerated, emotional, or immature way when you don't get what you want., knock people down a peg, To make someone less arrogant or less convinced of their own importance, often through criticism or a reality check., self-indulgent, Focused too much on your own desires, feelings, or pleasure, often in a way that seems excessive or annoying to other people., be in short supply, To be rare, lacking, or not available in large amounts.

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