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30 Things Millennials Are Apparently Ruining, As Shared On This Online Community
With 83.6K members, who affectionately refer to themselves as "executioners," the subreddit r/DeathByMillennial has become a hub for collecting evidence of and discussing how the media blames millennials for "killing" various aspects of society or for spreading general millennial hate.
From articles and opinion pieces to social media posts and the occasional meme, r/DeathByMillennial showcases just how wide the cultural phenomenon of scapegoating this generation has spread. It's a place where these "outcasts" can gather to debunk (and, of course, laugh at) the accusations thrown at them.
Whether or not you agree with this online community, it does provide enough material to allow you to rethink current generational tensions and societal shifts, so we invite you to continue scrolling and do just that!
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To Criticize Millennials
Lakota Wolf 1 year ago (edited)
Yep. Seriously, eff all those brands that use fillers, meat "meals", c**p like corn and wheat gluten as fillers, especially cat foods. And Science Diet and Hills are trash foods, and vets get rich off of pushing them onto their clients.
Millennials are generally considered those who were born between 1981 and 1996. The cutoff year was chosen since it highlights the political, economic, and social factors that defined their formative years.
For example, most Millennials were old enough to understand the significance of 9/11, unlike Gen Z who were still very young and could not comprehend the attacks when they occurred. Millennials also grew up during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Additionally, technology impacted Millennials since the generation aged amid the internet's rise — for Gen Z, technology is second nature, but millennials had to adapt to the ever-expanding social media and online communication advancements.
#3
Millennials Are Ruining Population Stability
Brocken Blue 1 year ago
Accurate…though to be honest, the past year has been a veritable mini-baby boom among the nearly-40 millennials i know. A sort of “last chance” effort to have a kid before its “too late.” Or a kind of “fück it, we survived a pandemic, who cares if this makes zero economic sense” kind of energy
#4
Poor Boomers :'(
Mis Stake she/her 🇫🇮🇬🇧 1 year ago
They should have 65 years of experience selling houses by the age 55!
#5
This Showed Up On My Newsfeed Today And I Couldn’t Agree More
Since 1968, or roughly four years after the end of the baby boom, educational attainment has steadily grown, and by the 2020s about 4 in 10 American Millennials had earned a bachelor’s degree or higher, making them more educated than any previous generation.
The rise in educational attainment has been especially sharp for young women. (More millennial women than men possess bachelor’s degrees or higher.)
#6
Millennials Are Killing The Deadbeat Dad Industry
Ian Reynolds 1 year ago
I was lucky that for the first 2 years of my daughters life I had a job where I can pick my hours, and was able to work from home. I changed so many nappies, played with her, was able to be there for her major steps. I would not change it for the world. I work 8-5 now, so spend less time with her, but when I do, I try to make the time quality.
#7
But Ya Know, It’s The Snowflakes’ Fault
#8
B-But Millennials Are Killing The Industries!
#9
We Didn’t Start The Fire, Millennial Edition
However, many Millennials in the United States and Europe entered the workforce at the height of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. They faced particularly high unemployment rates, and those who could find work were usually underemployed or in jobs that did not match their degrees.
The difficulty in securing employment lowered Millennials' potential earnings and hindered their ability to grow wealth.
#10
The Poor Robbers
Tucker Cahooter 1 year ago
Maybe the robbers are going to have to start carrying EFTPOS terminals
#11
Yes Please
Oerff On Tour 1 year ago
And do it all again in 2-3 years, after taking out another hefty loan to pay for the divorce
#12
Millennials Kill Food Industry
#13
Media
Jennifer Clark 1 year ago
When classes like shop class and home ec got cancelled for standardized testing prep, we have to learn somehow.
Scholars have noted that millennials in the West are the first modern generation to be economically worse off than their parents.
In the United States, their difficult economic situation was compounded by student loans. The number of young adult households with student debt doubled between 1998, when Gen X was between the ages of 18 to 33, and 2016, when millennials were 20 to 35. Moreover, the median amount of outstanding student debt was greater for millennials ($19,000) than for Gen X ($12,800).
#14
Boomer Doomer
#15
Millennials Are Killing Cable!
Ian Reynolds 1 year ago
In the UK we had satellite TV, which was awesome at the time, then came streaming services without Ads, which is even better. My parents do mention that I am lucky I have choice, not really it's not my fault I was born at a time of awesome technological advancement in the entertainment industry.
#16
"Brand Promiscuity". How Titillatingly Boring
#17
Funny How That Works
The recession also restrained Millennials' ability to save money to purchase a home, which, combined with limited housing stock and sharply rising prices, has resulted in fewer Millennials owning their own homes.
For comparison, in Britain in 1998, when the average age of Gen Xers was 27, 55 percent of that cohort owned their home. However, when millennials were of the same average age, in 2014, only 32 percent were homeowners.
#18
The Industry I’m Most Excited To Be Killing
#19
Millennials Killed The Rebel Fashion
#20
Doorbell? What’s A Doorbell?
#21
I Didnt See This On This Page Yet And It Belongs
Mis Stake she/her 🇫🇮🇬🇧 1 year ago
the secret to eternal life is not being able to afford to die. Just imagine living an eternity in todays world.. This is what's appealing to us atheists about not having an ethereal life
A 2021 survey of adults ages 18 to 45 across the US, conducted by the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University and sex retailer Lovehoney, showed that among married adults, Millennials were the most likely to “report problems with sexual desire in the past year”. The data showed 25.8% of married Millennials went through these issues, while only 10.5% of married Gen Z and 21.2% of married Gen X adults reported the same.
#22
Always Doin’ It For The Gram
#23
Millennials Are Killing Breakfast!!
#24
Millennials Don’t Want A Poor Family
Humansarethevirus 1 year ago
Christian fascists hypocrites are now forcing pregnancy, explains why the commie laws. Forcing more poverty abuse
#25
Damn Millennials, Killing The American Dream!
Millennials are often described as ‘lazy’ in the media, but Dr. Alexis Abramson, an expert in what are known as 'generational cohorts', thinks that they're actually extremely self-sufficient, because they can't rely on others to solve their problems or teach them things. According to her, Millennials are also confident, curious, and have no problem questioning authority. And judging by what we see on r/DeathByMillennial, they aren't that concerned by what others think of them.
#26
You Kids And Your Automatic Transmissions
#27
Think Of The Starving Divorce Lawyers
#28
Did They Finally Figure It Out?
#29
Hostage Deal Edition: Death By Millennial
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Will Cable 1 year ago
Totally sick of this generation v generation thing, people say "it's only a joke" but then it soon becomes discrimination of one group against the other.
Wintermute 1 year ago
This is more of a class warfare thing than a generational thing. Replace boomer with top 10% income earners v. everyone else and this will make a lot more sense.
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tuzdayschild 1 year ago
This is not about me because I'm about 4 years from retirement, but these are no better than the America bashing post. Just negitive and useless.
Will Cable 1 year ago
Totally sick of this generation v generation thing, people say "it's only a joke" but then it soon becomes discrimination of one group against the other.
Wintermute 1 year ago
This is more of a class warfare thing than a generational thing. Replace boomer with top 10% income earners v. everyone else and this will make a lot more sense.
Load More Replies... tuzdayschild 1 year ago
This is not about me because I'm about 4 years from retirement, but these are no better than the America bashing post. Just negitive and useless.
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