Is it normal to think the word cute is cringe?

And the line about wanting to roll around in their underwear together. I remember hearing my friend reading the lyrics and asking her if Avril was inviting hello kitty to have an orgy. An iconically bad song and you’re right, the fact she was nearly 30 at the time just makes it worse.

I agree. While english is a bastard of a language system at least it can add new words on the fly.

Changing what words mean is a big no no. Changing how it's used is stupid.

We all have a ability to write English here. At least use it correctly.

I believe that the removal of "ye" from English is a "dumbing down", but you don't see me going around using it or, worse, insisting that others use it.

If you feel the need to criticize people for using words "wrong", then perhaps you should learn the technically correct phrasing for the statement, as the word "wrong" is not an adverb.

Natural language changes heavily over time, as your "misuse" of the word "wrong" shows. If people decide that they want to use a word in a certain way, it is no problem of anyone's that they do so, unless it results in blatant miscommunication.

Everyone understands exactly what is meant when someone uses "cringe" as an adjective. There is no issue with it.

Laws changing perceived meaning is not an issue of language evolution; it is an issue of laws being written in actively spoken languages. It is in part for this reason that the Church still proclaims all of her laws in Latin, since it is a dead language; it does not change. A living language is bound to change, and if a law is so worded that it is changed in meaning by a change in language, it is up to the lawmakers to either write their laws in the ancient version of the language (since it does not change, as it is dead) or to rewrite their laws in modern language, so that they may be correctly understood.