• MrJameGumb@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I was born in 81, so I get lumped in as a millennial AND a gen-Xer AND an 80s kid AND a 90s kid… Anyone I try to have a discussion with assumes I’m wrong because I’m either too young or too old to understand. People older than me think I’m a most leftist bleeding heart liberal that has ever existed, but people younger than me think I’m a hard line conservative half the time. Quite frankly it’s exhausting.

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      Born in 80. Share the feeling. We are called xennials. And it’s unnerving… sometimes.

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          How about the part where only we so accurately can gauge how shitty the internet has gotten in the last 15 years. I don’t consider superior life experiences a benefit when they only serve to remind us what was lost and can never be reclaimed.

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      You probably started remembering stuff in '84 and were 9 in '90, so you qualify as both an 80s and 90s kid.