This has essentially been my experience with using this. I don't see how it even comes close to 'functional' in style, it just feels like it makes CSS even more painful to deal with than it already is.

Working with CSS is fairly unglamourous. These functional frameworks don't really appear to be a solution to me. What they've done is basically take CSS and create a DSL that has to squeeze into a `class` attribute, without actually adding any extra value than what you would get from writing raw CSS. You don't really get consistency out of it. Just terseness.

This becomes even more bizarre when you see these frameworks used with preprocessors like postcss, because what you end up with then is basically spaghetti.

    .some-button {
      @compose mt-2 my-4 p3 border-radius flex align-bottom;
      margin-right: 32px;
      border-radius-bottom-right: 2rem;

      &:disabled {
        display: none;
      }
    }

At what point did all of this become an advantage?