I understand that it can be difficult to relate to older people but recently this whole boomer-bashing movement is extremely toxic. When has it ever been okay to hate a group of people because of something out of their control (in this case, age.)

My favourite thing my mother does is that when she gets any notification from any social media, she thinks it has been directed personally to her. So she will tell me that my cousin has shared with her about his bike accident, when he has just posted the wreck on FB. She thinks that every Quora notification she gets is someone asking a question to her specifically. She is even convinced that she is the most knowledgeable person on the planet about British royalty because she once was at number one globally on some little quiz app one time. I have learned it's easier to just agree and let it go.

Damn I must be old cause most of this seems like some petty s**t to be bothered by your literally proving them right that words upset you cloud ,pound and yolo and some are just arrogant children that will 1 day be the out of touch old person they hate so much

As a gen x, a lot of this sounds as b***h ass whining lol

What always cracks me up is that the internet and smartphone wouldn't even exist without the boomers - they freaking made those. Also cracks me up when someone the nks they are tech savvy because they know how to us Instagram - app UIs are painstakingly designed to be easy for the lowest common denom.

I found this whole article deeply offensive. Boomers aren't all the same as each other, there are about as many levels of skill, knowledge and opinion as there are individual boomers. Most of these so called stereotypes are true for small percentages of boomers at best. The thing so many younger people forget is how damn tired someone is when they reach a certain age. It's too much work to change some habits, for example I still call my married friend by their maiden names sometimes. And older people have acquired perspective. What looks really important to a zoomer or gen Xer or anyone, really, might not actually be that important after it's been through the test of time. Try respecting the learning and wisdom that we have gained. Otherwise karma may come around and bite you hard in the a**.

I love it when ignorant children continue stereotypes while simultaneously trying to show off their wokeness. Guaranteed everyone of these whining clowns sucks at something and will melt like a snowflake in August in Phoenix at 3 pm when that's pointed out to them.

I am a millennial, and I find most of these posts extremely rude and judgmental. Apparently we have a right to expect to boomers to change to look at the world the way we do but how dare they expect us to see things like them? We expect everyone to embrace other people's differences but what we're only truly willing to accept differences as long as they still fit in the small area we have deemed appropriate.

My father was a high school dropout. But he taught me hard work. I have $3 million in my 401(k) after 35 years in the workforce (and I put myself through college). There's been plenty of sacrificing on my part. Get off your butt and get to work. Make it happen; it isn't going to find you - you have to make it happen.

Way to contribute to unnecessary divisiveness, BP. No reason to, like, oh, idk... UNITE people instead? I think it's time to take Bored Panda out of my news feed.

I love it when old people write texts like letters or always sign it at the end :) Sometimes it's helpful if I didn't add a name to their number. It makes me so happy. I know a super sweet lady who signs all her texts with her name and a bee and flower emoji.

As a member of Gen X, I think millennials are a bunch of whiney babies that got participation trophies for showing up (I earned the trophies I got, & I didn't earn the trophies I didn't get), give bullies too much power (bullying isn't new, but everybody's sensitivity has spiked because everyone's mommy & daddy tells them how perfect they are & nobody is allowed to call anybody out on their b******t because they're afraid of their own shadow or getting shot up), & have no patience, expecting everything handed to them on a silver platter because they feel entitled to everything without working for anything. Come at me bro - I started babysitting weekends & summers at 11 & working at 14, worked full time as a low-paid admin, went to college full time at night, & lived in an apartment with my (now) husband, while cooking, cleaning, maintaining a budget, and saving/paying for my own wedding and honeymoon, then saved up a down payment for a POS starter house IN NEW JERSEY. No more excuses.

What the heck happened to Generation X? It’s really weird how it never comes up. We’re the original slacker generation!

So many boomers in the comments are big mad. It honestly makes this whole thing funnier.