• @Albbi@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    You can’t just go around denying generation theory like that! We must have in groups and out groups! The media won’t stand for this insult!

    /s

    • @MrJameGumb@lemmy.world
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      111 year ago

      I was born in 81, so which group I “belong” to seems to change depending on who I’m talking to.

      An older person will usually say I’m a Millennial and accuse me of being a bleeding heart liberal who’s trying to bankrupt the country, but a younger person will often call me a “boomer” and accuse me of being a right wing conservative who is destroying everything America stands for and is worse than Hitler lol

      It’s exhausting quite frankly

      • @CraigeryTheKid@lemm.ee
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        71 year ago

        hey that’s me! or am I you?

        but yes, same. Old people at work shake their head at me. Young people at work shake their head at me.

        That said - more and more I find myself relating to the younger ones, even the fresh Zoomers entering the workplace.

        • @MrJameGumb@lemmy.world
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          41 year ago

          Yeah I’m kind of the same lol! Although the Zoomers get really irate when I point out that they’ve over used “boomer” so much that it effectively has no meaning any more lol

          • @stoly@lemmy.world
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            51 year ago

            Well that became apparent when people started calling Biden a Boomer over student loans or whatever at the time. He’s older than Boomers.

      • @thecrotch@sh.itjust.works
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        41 year ago

        80 here. I claim xennial. I like the social progress millennials gave us but I can’t stand their culture, especially their comedy. It’s painfully bad. “Gee my life sure does suck!” yeah real funny Hunter, good job.