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Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Fox News and Talk Radio did to you what you thought video games would do to us.

Leucippus1 , Felton Davis Report

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370points

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Patrick Triplett 3 years ago

Genius

32points

radiocomicsescapist , Elayseah Woodard-Hinton Report

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Your s****y jokes that objectify women or make fun of minorities won’t fly anymore. Get over it.

Final score:

313points

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Zedrapazia 3 years ago

Someone should take this statement and tape it right into my father's face. He seems to only know 10 jokes, and all of them are either sexist or racist.

69points

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread When I’m depressed that doesn’t mean you need to give me lectures on what’s wrong with me so I can improve

Mosquito-Manchild , Andrew Neel Report

Final score:

288points

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BetterBitterButter 3 years ago

The worst lecture I received was how they had life far worse than me, felt more depressed and yet never behaved like me. How I am weak and allowed circumstances and recent media hype over mental illness to make me feel sick deliberately!

9points

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Yeah, we know. You rode in the back window of a car that had no seatbelts, you got measles, rode bikes with no helmets, and still turned out just fine.

Just because you happened to be in the group of people who survived doesn’t mean any of these were a good idea.

etoiles-du-nord , Kelly Lacy Report

Final score:

279points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Those "In my days things were better" people. NO things were not better, just different AND we have better medicines, technology, transport etc. YES you did fine without them but we are doing better WITH them !

56points

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Customers ARE NOT always right.

The original phrase reeks privilege, and self entitlement.

RedRumm1411 , RODNAE Productions Report

Final score:

263points

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Dave In MD 3 years ago

The original phrase is "The customer is always right in matters of taste"

158points

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That video games dont cause mass shootings. Things like neglect, bullying,a bad home life, and your s****y parenting are what causes mass shootings

Sentry_74 , ianvanderlinde Report

Final score:

250points

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Valisbourne Spiritforge 3 years ago

Blaming something else is a rather old issue. It was Dungeons & Dragons in the 80s. Rock music before that.

88points

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread You can’t put yourself through college by working at the supermarket anymore.

Our generation is the biggest in US history, so competition for jobs is much harder than it was for Boomers, which causes wages to flatline.

Add to this that housing and food costs are at all time highs and it’s pretty bleak for us, even many of those who have good jobs at Fortune 500 companies cannot afford to purchase homes.

I would really just like Boomers for ONCE just to acknowledge how difficult it is today vs. when they were coming up. It’s a different world and they just can’t see it. It’s very frustrating because most of them still think that anybody willing to swing a hammer 40 hours a week can make a living in America and it’s just not true anymore.

Plantayne , Wolfmann Report

Final score:

238points

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David Beaulieu 3 years ago

Wait until the boomers all die and the housing market crashes because of the massive surplus.

20points

DeathSpiral321 , Karolina Grabowska Report

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That $15/hour in 2021 does not give you the same purchasing power that it did in 1985. When I hear an older person say "I used to get by just fine on $15/hour", I wanna slap them.

Final score:

214points

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Eduard Korhonen 3 years ago

Few people were earning $15 an hour in 1985 🤣

119points

#10

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Throughout our schooling, we had to write research papers using online sources, and our teachers really stressed the importance of being able to identify a credible source before citing it. Don't be offended when you send us an article from Americanpatrioteagle.ru and we dismiss it outright.

Btch_Tuna , Startup Stock Photos Report

Final score:

209points

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Viviane 3 years ago (edited)

Learning about credible sources is a great skill to have. A former friend of mine has been posting 10 times a day on Facebook since joining. Lots of dubious "facts" and "news". I kept pointing out inaccuracies and fact-checking sites. After several years, they wrote that they'd like to start consulting fact-checking sites. I was long disengaged by then. I can live with the occasional mistake (I've made them, too), but not a daily barrage that requires fact-checking by the audience.

65points

#11

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread I feel damn resentful when older folks tell me I should stay home with my kids. Like, yeah I’d love to if we could afford it, which we can’t. They act like it’s a choice to go back to work, when for a lot of moms, it’s not a choice.

Momonthecoast , Gustavo Fring Report

Final score:

205points

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Viviane 3 years ago

Salaries have not kept up with inflation.

9points

#12

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread "I was spanked as a kid and I turned out fine."

No, you didn't. You're a narcissist, get mad easily, joke about hitting your own children and even they're sick of your bull crap to the point that they cut you off. F**k you.

TurtleGirl_goBrrBrr , cottonbro Report

Final score:

197points

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John C 3 years ago

Dang - somebody's got an agenda / jumping to conclusions. I was spanked as a child, and I don't get mad easily, never joke about violence, and have never once hit my own kids. You'll have to ask others about my narcissism and if they're sick of my crap, but even if I'm guilty of those things you've got some work to do to convince me it's because of my childhood abuse.

111points

#13

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Your job is not your life, you shouldn't sacrifice time with friends and family let alone your mental wellbeing just for a paycheck

VoltageGP , Valeria Boltneva Report

Final score:

195points

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Valisbourne Spiritforge 3 years ago

Catch 22 there. Hard to have time for your friends and family if you can't put food on the table or keep the utilities on. :(

98points

TrashyPrecure , SHVETS production Report

#14

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That just because I don't want to be called something doesn't mean I'm a baby. People are allowed to have boundaries and things they don't feel comfortable with

Final score:

185points

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Carol Emory 3 years ago

It also swings the other way. If you hear me call my son "Monster Face," it doesn't mean he will grow up with a complex. It's a term of endearment. My sister flipped out at this. I was called "Monster Face" by my mom's entire side of the family. I called them names too like "Old lady." If it's an inside fun ribbing, don't call it out as cruel unless you're in on it or you see or hear the other person protest.

5points

#15

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Just because we're more aware of our mental health and allow ourselves to feel what we want to feel, it doesn't make us weak or "snowflakes". If anything, it makes us better at coping with, well, everything!

cwt48 , Polina Zimmerman Report

Final score:

177points

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Hans 3 years ago

"Snowflake" is a word almost exclusively used by people who truly are very insecure; similarly as they use "liberal" as an insult to mask they own lack of tolerance towards others.

84points

#16

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Dad: “Just go in and ask for a job and keep going every day until they give you one.” Or “This random kid I was talking to at Wegmans (20 years ago) started in the mailroom and worked his way up and he’s making $x hundred thousand per year.”

Me: “They just tell you to submit a resume online and never respond.”

herbertfilby , cottonbro Report

Final score:

171points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

This worked when I was in college 2000-2004, but it doesn't work anymore. They get angry with you if you come in. "Apply online"

54points

#17

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Texting is much more convenient, sometimes even better, than making a phone call.

smoothbraint , Ivan Samkov Report

Final score:

160points

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Kookamunga 3 years ago

So so so many times it's easier to actually talk to the other humans, scary as that can seem. With texting there's no tone, nuance and my sarcasm is much better while talking.

17points

reptiloidsamongus , Karolina Grabowska Report

#18

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Unless you are extremely gifted and have a way to demonstrate it, social class is becoming more locked in than it has been in generations.

The social mobility that started to become available in the first half of the 20th century, but amplified much more so in the 40's, 50's and 60's started to decline in the 80s and by the 2010s was is straight up freefall.

If you do not have parents that are willing and able to support your social and financial progress from childhood through higher education (or through training in a steady trade) you are at very real risk of falling through the cracks of this society through no fault of your own.

Final score:

155points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago (edited)

The US has a system of equality where the more you own, the more equal you are and the more civil rights you have.

54points

zilla-quesadilla , Katerina Holmes Report

#19

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That electronics don't rot your brain,and that vaccines ARE effective.

Final score:

148points

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Ted Expert 3 years ago

I think boomers - the smallpox generation - are well aware of the efficacy of vaccines. It's younger people (mainly in the usa) who seem to think otherwise.

119points

#20

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Just because I know where/how to find the answer to something doesn't mean I "think I'm smarter than you."

I'm just trying to save both of us from wasting time.

WatchTheBoom , Andrea Piacquadio Report

Final score:

142points

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Metaniel 3 years ago

Or when someone knows more about some topic. It's natural, we all develop bigger knowledge about something. I know more about history, you know more about space. IT'S NORMAL

27points

Mad-Mad-Mad-Mad-Mike , Mental Health America (MHA) Report

#21

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread There was hope in your time. You felt like you could change the world. Nowadays, our economy is f****d, our environment is f****d, our privacy is gone, our governments are pitting us against one and other, and the planet is going to kill us off within the next century regardless of what we do about it.

So don't look down on us as "weak" or call us "entitled" if we're a little pissed off and/or depressed about it, ok?

Final score:

140points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Finally someone who gets it. It isn't left vs. right. It's society vs. government. Stop falling for the idea that we should be pissed at each other. Wrong!

38points

#22

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That I’m not a lazy entitled CHILD. I’m in my mid 30s and most of my peers that are younger than me are smart and hardworking as well. It’s productivity and efficiency that matters, not the amount of time you spend at work.

Actuaryba , olia danilevich Report

Final score:

136points

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Jess-a-men 3 years ago

There's a story here in Germany called "the seven lazy ones". It's about seven men, who are known to be incredibly lazy. Eventually, they left the town to find work. Years later, they came back and start improving things immensely: they build a dam to protect the town from floods, they build a pathway and houses for themselves and dig a well. But no matter what they do, the neighbors always find a way to keep calling them lazy because they're making life easier and obviously only lazy people would want an easier life.

5points

#23

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That the cost of education far outpaced inflation and wage growth in the US. If I had a dime for each boomer who lectured me about working my way through school like they did, I might almost be able to buy a house!

Eli-fant , Pixabay Report

Final score:

120points

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Hans 3 years ago

Rather show to them how tuition fees are handled elsewhere in the world and you might get an idea about what is wrong...

21points

#24

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That technology exists to enable people to work from home, and just because they do doesn't mean they are sat watching Netflix

ty4nothing , Taryn Elliott Report

Final score:

118points

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David Beaulieu 3 years ago

It doesn't mean that, but admit it. You are on BoredPanda and Netflix more than you would be in the office.

35points

LimitedSwitch , Anastasia Shuraeva Report

#25

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That it is reasonable to not want kids and enjoy life with your spouse.

I can’t have kids, buy a house, and go on vacation even with my $100k+ salary. At least, not if I want to have money saved for emergencies.

Either older generations played it looser with less savings, or s**t was different.

Final score:

115points

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Eduard Korhonen 3 years ago

$100k a year and you can't do those things? What the f**k ARE you spending your money on? Few people reading this will have much sympathy for someone earning a vast amount more than they are

107points

JokicCheeseburgerMan , Ivan Oboleninov Report

#26

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Apparently sleeping till 11 AM makes you lazy regardless of whether or not you had to work until 12:30 AM at your s****y Wendy's location.

Final score:

107points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Not exclusively a boomer thing, though. There's still very little regard for people working in nightshifts.

61points

#27

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Kids use computers/phones for more than just playing video games and scrolling through social media. I basically live on my computer. My best friends are online. My favorite activities are coding and making games. But no, my parents assume the devil computer is rotting my brain and making me stupid. As a wise man once said: phone bad, book good.

Afely , Windows Report

Final score:

100points

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Hans 3 years ago

Ask the same people if back in 1960 they were writing with charcoal on stones or went for the convenience of pencil and paper.

17points

#28

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That “just get a better job” is not all that easy

GigiJuno , Clem Onojeghuo Report

Final score:

94points

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Eduard Korhonen 3 years ago

This isn't new. Older generations kept getting that useless come back

25points

#29

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That not everything can be solved with immediate aggression. That being patient and thinking on the right thing to say rather then saying what comes to mind first goes a lot further

Bman28345 , Nataliya Vaitkevich Report

Final score:

92points

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Donkey boi 3 years ago

This was one of the first things they tried to teach me at the hospital. I kept calling it 'plotting' and they didn't like that. It's one of my most used pieces of advice, every time I get an email from head office, I click reply, delete the addressee and type my angry response. Then delete the email and start anew with a more measured and planned response.

21points

Sir_Daniel_Fortesque , Alexander Dummer Report

#30

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That we're not that lazy and we have a good reason to be depressed, cynical, and pesimistic. People like my grandma always talk how "at your age i was married, had a house, and 2 kids blah blah" not realising they did all that on 1 paycheck, while simultaneously complaining how money isnt worth anything nowadays and they just went grocery shopping and spent 25 % of their income while chanting "dont worry, its gonna get better". How can you not put those two together

Final score:

90points

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Lesa McFadden 3 years ago

1) Your grandma got married and had kids at your age because she didn’t have a lot of other options...but because it was necessarily what she would have otherwise chosen.... those good old days weren’t always so good if you dig a little deeper. Anyone who wants to go back to the “good old days” is either living in a fantasy world or they like a world where white men were the only ones with any rights (it’s not been so many years ago that a woman couldn’t get credit in her name without a male counter-signer). 2) Your grandma didn’t send her kids to school every day worried that today might be the day some sick person will target their school for a mass killing. 3) While her generation should have been worried about climate change and its effect on the future of this planet, she was not faced with the urgency that your generation is.

2points

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#31

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread How much college and housing really costs compared to when they bought those things.

And it's just a domino effect, too. The less reasonable college is, the harder it is to buy a house with all your loans.

And both of those things make it very difficult to have children.

tinypiecesofyarn , Kindel Media Report

Final score:

30points

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First Name Last Name 3 years ago

College does not serve the same function it did even 30 years ago. College is no longer about educating people. It is purely a money making venture based on outdated social expectations. As such it is one of the most socially destructive forces going these days.

1point

#32

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread You told us that if we didn't go to college we would be working at McDonald's or the supermarket. Well we are. Why? Because we are lazy? That's because every "entry level job"s require 5+ years of experience and a degree. You got your foot in with a degree. A degree that may not even have been related.

Oh, and you say we need to work temp jobs and internships? Guess what: That experience mysteriously doesn't count when it comes to applying. Apply anyway? Auto trash.

CrazyCoKids , Paul Sableman Report

Final score:

30points

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Metaniel 3 years ago

In Poland people had similar attitude, but more regarding a degree, than experience. "Oh I see that you don't have a degree? Hmm... Do you plan to have one? No? Well, it's great that you have the experience we're looking for, but you don't have a degree". And it's not like they're expecting specific one. You can have a degree in psychology and work as an accountant, because all they care about is papers

7points

#33

Being LBGTQIA+ doesn’t change who we are and it shouldn’t affect how they treat us.

WinterPhoenix05 Report

Final score:

29points

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Neil Bidle 3 years ago

It does get confusing when they keep adding more letters to the list faster than I celebrate birthdays...

21points

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#34

that the old work schedule isn’t the best work schedule. i’d get more done in 4 10 hour days and be happier then i would in 5 8 hour days

Kayzz18 Report

Final score:

26points

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Valisbourne Spiritforge 3 years ago

I would love to work a 4 day, 10 hour shift

7points

#35

CLIMATE CHANGE. Reduce, reuse, recycle. Save our planet

billy_the_kid16 Report

Final score:

25points

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Um, Gen X (in ths US) is between boomers and millennials, and we were doing this before millennials were born in some cases, so stop with the assumption you can't trust anyone over 40, okay? Thank you.

9points

#36

I'm not lazy, I'm tired. There's a difference between not wanting to do something and not having the mental capacity to something this very moment.

OceanTSQ Report

Final score:

24points

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MrOwlAteMyMetalWorm. 3 years ago

Wow,try that on my Asian Parents they'll look at you like you're from Pluto.

3points

coffeeblossom , Andrea Piacquadio Report

#37

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread We're not lazy, and we don't see anything wrong with "paying our dues." We just want to be fairly compensated for our work, and also the job market is a lot more competitive (so advice that worked for you 30+ years ago simply doesn't work for us today).

Final score:

23points

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Heliocracy 3 years ago

"Fair" in compensation is in the eye of the beholder. It will never really be fair, for the entirety of your career. Best you can do is the best you can. Sometimes the best you can get is not going to be fair to you.

2points

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#38

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That the American economy is f****d and unbelievably slated against younger generations. Because those with power and money exerted their influence to gain more power and money. So now all the resources have been sucked up to the top and young people are left fighting over table scraps.

PolarBearClanGaming , Pixabay Report

Final score:

22points

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Eva Bryson 3 years ago

Everyone is fighting for table scraps, not just the "younger generations".

2points

#39

You don't need to go to university or college to be successful and if you go there's a massive debt

bruins9816 Report

Final score:

22points

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Macaw 3 years ago

It's all about the degree you get. If you major in Art History or Gender Studies and you are still working at Wal-Mart, that is because your degree is useless. Find something that is marketable. Going to a university is fine if you do the actual research and determine the field you are going into has a projected increase of growth.

4points

#40

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread Stop telling me directions, I'll just use GPS.

No really, just give me the end address. Stop. STOP TELLING ME DIRECTIONS. I'M NOT LISTENING TO YOU. JUST GIVE ME THE ADDRESS AND ILL USE GPS.

But they just keep going "and then at the 3rd light, go left, go straight for about 3.5 miles, then make a right at the farmhouse..."

Omniwing , Samuel Foster Report

Final score:

18points

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Ted Expert 3 years ago

Quite a few numpties have died, and tons more have got lost, when their sat nav told them the wrong directions.

23points

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#41

That their "help" isn't help unless I've asked for it. And that they need to stop it with the unsolicited advice.

Immediate-Eagle7522 Report

Final score:

18points

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Rickster 3 years ago

Many of these topics aren't exclusive to millennials.

2points

#42

Just general cost of living, especially for young families. I was at a baby shower yesterday and the mom mentioned that daycare she looked into near work was $3,000 a month. That’s for an infant so I know that’s always more expensive but, man, that means most of my paycheck would be going there. On top of that, it was a hustle to get where I am, graduating into the recession, and it’s just now really paying off (literally and figuratively). I need to save for retirement so it’s not like I can just stay home. Plus, what if there is a downturn, and my husband loses his job? His parents were totally f****d by the recession. Plus COL is so high. Homes, cars, food, phones…everything costs more. Our whole goal is having a mortgage we can pay off stocking shelves at Trader Joe’s if we have to.

gerdataro Report

Final score:

18points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Why I won't have a kid. I can't afford one!

11points

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#43

I don't want the moon. I just want what I was promised after doing everything you asked me to.

neohylanmay Report

Final score:

17points

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Scagsy 3 years ago

You guys are getting promises?

11points

#44

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That we aren’t completely oblivious to what happened when we were born, when I was a kid we still had a vhs.

nomadic-jack , Anthony Report

Final score:

17points

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Mike Crow 3 years ago

That photo is not vhs but Betamax. Don’t mind me, just showing my age.

10points

#45

My ability to find the power button on a computer does not make me anymore a genius than your grasp of the dewy decimal system makes you a genius.

glarbknot Report

Final score:

17points

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Yes, but I do know it's spelled "Dewey", and it does mean that in case of a power outage, I can still find information in crazy things called "books".

6points

#46

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread That at this rate, my future grandkids will ask me where Santa lives, and I'll sigh when I remember the North Pole melted years ago.

Matt11228 , Beeblebrox Report

Final score:

17points

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Eduard Korhonen 3 years ago

The North Pole will still be there regardless as to where it's covered in ice or not

12points

#47

I know that you were able to get by on $15 an hour, but there’s also been an 800% inflation rate since then, Grandpa.

Captain_Cookiez Report

Final score:

17points

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Rob Woodman 3 years ago

When were all these people making $15/hr?

1point

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#48

That the earth isn’t full infinite resources.

RainAndTea77 Report

Final score:

16points

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Scagsy 3 years ago

That's pretty condescending when you factor in the millennial predilection for disposable tech. Most people I know understand that the earth is in trouble. We also understand that the main polluters and consumers are big tech. What to do, I wonder.

5points

#49

That back in their day, one person could work an average 40 hr job and still afford a mortgage, car and a family.

Im in my early thirties and my spouse and I both work more than 40 hrs each at well paying jobs. With side hustle jobs and can only afford a house.

We have no kids and have no time to vacation cause we need to work work work to afford our mortgage we millennials were 'oh so lucky' to get. I dont want to work so much just to afford basics.

Minabebe Report

Final score:

14points

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Rickster 3 years ago

This is like the fifth time this topic came up.

2points

#50

Millennials Share 30 Things They Wish Older Generations Understood In This Heartbreaking Viral Thread School is much harder. In high school, both of my parents only required one algebra class to graduate. Today, I needed algebra I, algebra 2 and geometry to graduate and another math class if you plan on going to college.

saltyasss , JESHOOTS.COM Report

Final score:

13points

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Dave In MD 3 years ago

BS, I'm probably your parents age and I needed more than just one algebra class to graduate.

5points

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#51

We do need our phones. Yes, there's lots of ways to use them just for fun, but you are not employable or socially viable if you don't have a smart phone. It's not a point of pride to "not mess around with those darn texting machines," it's annoying and dangerous. I can never get a hold of my 72 year old father, and it is not cute because that's not how the world works anymore.

WaterChestnutII Report

Final score:

13points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Yeah this is true. I'd love to ditch my phone, but you have to have one these days. It's annoying.

5points

#52

Things change.

NeedsMoreTuba Report

Final score:

10points

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Ninn Kynok 2 3 years ago

Said every new generation.

2points

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#53

Millennials are grown ass adults. Literally the youngest conceivable cut point for millennials (ability to candidly remember pre-9/11 at least for US in my opinion) is in the latter half of their mid 20s. The oldest possible cut point is in their early 40s.

Millennials didn’t kill industries. Complacency and a lack of forethought killed them. Taxi monopolies had a decade or more to make an app or whatever that was transparent about pricing, route and at least vastly more secure for riders than an anonymous pickup. We didn’t kill Applebee’s, the world is just more accessible now and I’d rather eat something more interesting than frozen and microwaved dishes I can make at least as well at home for 10% of the cost. Industries committed suicide because they thought being the best when we were 6 was going to be good enough.

You gave us participation trophies although I agree they’re dumb. You were the snowflakes who couldn’t let your precious little angel grapple with the fact that he wont be one of the like 500 NBA players one day.

It is wholly unnecessary to spend 10 minutes giving me directions somewhere.

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9points

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Natalie Oleander 3 years ago

Did Applebee's finally die?! That would be great. The food is awful

6points

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#54

That you can't just walk outside and get jobs stuck in your hair or on the soles of your shoes anymore, also that minimum wage jobs will in no way allow you to earn enough money to get on the property ladder. If you do manage to land a job you have to jump through a billion hoops such as uploading a CV as well as filling in a form asking for the exact same information that's included in your CV, group assessments and all that carry on. It's not enough to just hand a CV over anymore and get an interview. Even if you know how to game the system getting a job is bloody difficult.

Maybe back in the 60s you could afford to support a family with a full time job flipping burgers, but not anymore.

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9points

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Rickster 3 years ago

LOL, it was always tough! Back in the eighties we didn't have internet, I spent my Sundays mailing out hundreds of resumes to companies I never heard back from.

3points

#55

I wish they could understand that we are not playing edgy...we are legitimately depressed, as the years go by life is supposed to be better, improving ! but no...just because you see us as kids doesn't mean we can't do any good, stop the condescending behavior and let us help fix the mistakes you don't even consider as real.

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I I 3 years ago

all that

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#56

They took everything. They are still taking everything. Their lifespan is draining our whole society from pensions, healthcare, education housing, tax policy, the list goes on and on. They took advantage and were bad stewards of the society they inherited. The me me me generation is not millennials... it's the baby boomers.

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John L 3 years ago

Yeah, I don't agree with this. This is just as bad as "millenials kill everything".

15points

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#57

That my gender, sexuality, and romantic orientation are valid and not “made up labels to make me feel special.” Also that the US education system is f****d up and desperately needs reform for many reasons. Actually that a lot of systems in the US need reform

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Rickster 3 years ago

You're all over the map, dear.

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Ted Expert 3 years ago

The article should be called "AMERICAN millenials share things they wish older generations knew"

46points

Martha Meyer 3 years ago

Came here to say the same thing. I'm also pretty sick of this artificial separation of people into millenials and boomers. Those groupings are useful tools for social studies, not everyday life.

37points

Vivian Ashe 3 years ago

Yes, but it's not even exclusively American. A lot of these experiences also vary a lot based on economic background, race, religion, and what part of the U.S. you're in. No generation is a monolith.

1point

Not A Panda 3 years ago

Very much agreed.

0points

JP 3 years ago

I love the fact that this entire article is about the "older generation" making sweeping generalizations about the "younger generation", by making sweeping generalizations about the "older generation"...and can't even see the irony in that.

43points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

OK, I'll get hated, but can other GenXers from the US back me up? We had all this and nobody gave a rat's butt, and millennials then tell us we didn't have it that bad. How about we stop whinging about what sh*t we had, and just say, "Hey, thanks for this!" and make things *better*? Can we just try that? Without posting on social media about it? (I write with clear awareness of the irony, thanks.)

20points

Aliquid A 3 years ago

All the debates I've seen are "millennials vs boomers". Gen X is pretty much ignored.

13points

Erick Blood 3 years ago

I would argue that us GenXers laid a lot of the groundwork that has made a lot of our current social progress possible.

5points

Evil Little Thing 3 years ago

Yes, I resent Millennials and Boomers equally but they're so busy eyeballing each other they don't even notice.

3points

Jade Birdsong 3 years ago

THANK YOU!

2points

Terri Williams 3 years ago

I'm a boomer and I totally agree with you! No generation had it easy. We all had our trials and sh*t in life to deal with.

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Robin DJW 3 years ago

I think you make a valid point. And the most divisive and destructive things we can say to younger generations is "In my day..." or "When I was your age..." My day is long gone and what happened when I was your age is not at all relevant to you now. But please don't make me responsible for the current stare of society. Big pharma, oil and tobacco tycoons, bought politicians, etc. ruled our roost as well. I did the best I knew how, and tried not to hurt anyone along the way.

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ChickyChicky 3 years ago

Boomers labeled GenX as slackers. So...

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GirlFriday 3 years ago

*Sits in Gen X silence.*

13points

mcborge1 3 years ago

Same.

2points

Shelli Aderman 3 years ago

Gen X’er here, and I think they’re confusing “conservatives” with “older generations…” 🤦🏽‍♀️ SO many misunderstandings here.

10points

Aliquid A 3 years ago

Older generations are statistically more conservative than younger ones. Always have been... it is a function of getting old.

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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago

First of all, BP, can we refrain from posting things that pit young people vs "old" people. It's not helpful. So many of the issues are absolutely true and I try not to think that way or say those things. This "argument" has existed in some form or other for each generational divide. I remember mine. As far as us boomers & technology, we have experienced a rapid explosion unlike any generation in history. Things are changing so fast it's overwhelming. You grew up on it & so dealing with rapid change is part of who you are. But consider this fair warning. What goes around comes around. At some shocking moment it will hit you that what you just said sounded just like your parents. 😱😭 There will always be new things & changes in society that when you get there you'll fail to understand. Trust me, "When I was young" & "In my day" WILL COME SHOOTING OUT OF YOUR MOUTH! Hopefully, like more boomers than you think do this, 💡! Shut up and remember.

9points

Rannveig Ess 3 years ago

Tired of the "boomers are stupid" stuff on here. I despise labels. This thread isn't "heartbreaking". Many of these comments apply to any generation, age, etc. depending on THE person's worldview, idiocy level, experience...etc. etc. I despise generalizations. I get tired of people looking for labels and "you did this to us, you did that to us!" stuff to divide people. I dislike all these articles that just seem to want to fan the flames, where I had been enjoying reading BP and didn't see a need for any flames.

8points

HeatherJ 3 years ago

I got through about 6 of yhese before i had to quit...i can't read the whining anymore

8points

J Adams 3 years ago

Why is it that millennials seem to believe they/we are the first to have different beliefs/feelings/expectations etc to the generation before? It seems we expect respect for our lifestyles but refuse to do the same in reverse. On a side note the whole argument for the value of money being less now although partially true it doesn’t take into account facts like there was no such thing as ‘fast fashion’ in previous decades a person in the 50s for example had to save for a new item of clothing and would wear the same pair of shoes for years by getting them fixed at a cobbler, in essence people lived within their means

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

To hear my Baby Boomer aged relatives talk, they were the first. *sigh*

1point

Ozacoter 3 years ago

Interesting but it is sad to see another USA centric article. It seems that most of them are.

7points

Koos Kommentaar 3 years ago

Jip, it seems that some BP editors have an obsession with the USA.

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Kimberly Buchanan 3 years ago

I am not a boomer, I am generation X. And to put all older generations is f'd up. I know the younger generation is not all the same. Some are lazy, some are not. My generation didn't think we could fix everything. I see that more with today's generations. If my kids bedded their a$$ busted, they got it. And my kids are good kids. The problem is, this generation, doesn't like for anyone to disagree with their opinion or how they see things. My generation can (or use to), have a discussion, disagreement and go on. This generation becomes extremely upset, ugly, and decide to scream and just be disrespectful, even if the other person isn't behaving like that. The cost of living is nothing like it use to be and it's sad. People need to really know how to interact with people. I don't have a problem with anyone with a different opinion. Everyone is different, we should learn from one another

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

I like to caution that we base this on comments on the internet. Who says those commenters even are Millenials, even if they claim to be? The "millenials" I've met in real-life are nothing like what the internet suggests they are, so I think a lot of that is just people being incredibly bored and trolling. It's pretty easy to find them, though - they never argue with arguments, only insult even though sometimes in long posts and do something that's called "sea-lioning" (I learned that one recently. https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/sealioning-internet-trolling )

0points

bumble bee 3 years ago

These types of threads are so unnecessary. Why are people STILL pitting manufactured generational labels against each other. It's boring

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

Because the younger generation has to deal with this crap on a daily basis while they struggle to get by. They need to vent their frustration somewhere. Sure this isn't new, when they were young, Gen X were called the "lazy MTV generation, too much TV", and the Boomers were called "a bunch of lazy hippies". But when somebody is struggling to pay the rent and keep employed, and pay their medical bills... the last thing they need is an old person with no concept of the modern world lecturing them.

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Chad 3 years ago

Such a whiny post lmao how about grow up and get over yourself because you’re not special and nobody owes you anything

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Blackheart 3 years ago

Dear Bored Panda, there are more than 2 generations. There is Gen X an Gen Z. We do actually exist.

3points

Mike Stevenson 3 years ago

Just as my parents said that we didn't know what we were talking about, my kids say the same about me (as does this article). It is a sad commentary on humans, when we can't evolve in the right areas. Tribal knowledge is precious, and the people who won't listen to what their elders have to say, are missing out on the best of what we have to offer. In case you haven't noticed in the past couple years - Google does not know everything.

3points

F-Dup 3 years ago

It really depends on what those elders are saying. I certainly listen to their insights when it comes to things like love and relationships because those are universal experiences. On subjects like work and property though, not so much. They bought their first house for two or three times their annual incomes, benefitted from huge rises in property value and retired on final salary pensions. I’m lucky though - they are well aware the challenges they faced are not the challenges young people face today, and they don’t pretend otherwise.

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Julie 3 years ago

Gen X here. We are now considered older. The things that are being complained about by millenials are being considered "Karens", "Simps" "Snowflakes"...and I know it wasn't the older generations who came up with those labels. And this one "That just because I don't want to be called something doesn't mean I'm a baby. People are allowed to have boundaries and things they don't feel comfortable with"....EXACTLY or does this not apply to older people?

2points

Dave Jones 3 years ago

Better title. Us young people are so much smarter and more virtuous than everyone who does not agree with us.

2points

Jo Firth 3 years ago (edited)

In twenty years' time the headline will be "What Gen (insert reference here) which Millennials would understand".

2points

Linziaj 3 years ago

Can't even read this wingeing article. Ah bless don't you have it rough. Yea things were better years ago and kids had respect which most on this article don't !!

2points

Caro Caro 3 years ago

I think the older generation should give those younger than us a break. I’m not a boomer but no spring chicken either. I love watching younger people doing their stuff their own way. Good for them ! Leave them the F alone. If they want advice they’ll ask for it. Reading these posts does make me realise that they are under a lot of pressure, especially in the USA with debt from uni, no jobs or shitty jobs. The pay is near slavery, no health insurance, etc. No wonder so many have stress and angst.

2points

Lisa Hall 3 years ago

This is a terrible article. I skipped to the end because it was just a mosh of millenials condemning the older generation. This is a load of crap! Not all of us "old people" act or feel or say or do these things. I agree with Ted Expert. Come on Panda you're better than this! I downvote this whole thing!

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Terri Williams 3 years ago

I don't know who these Millennials are talking to. I'm a boomer and I don't believe all the crap they are posting. Yes, we could get by making less money per hour. Prices were a lot lower for everything. I don't like to text, but I also don't like to talk on the phone. I prefer emails/messages on social media. And so on and so one. We can all point our fingers at the other generations and find stuff we didn't like, don't like, don't agree on. Big fricken deal, get over yourselves - and that's for all ages.

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Carol Emory 3 years ago

I think a lot of this also comes from a slap in the face of reality. Adulthood is difficult. And why are so many of them trying to own property when there is a vast housing shortage and prices are skyrocketing?

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Blackheart 3 years ago

SOOOO tired of the same excuses. I am a Gen X, my sister is a Millennial. She has less education and makes WAAYYY more money than me. Nicer house, nicer car, etc. It is not any more difficult to succeed now than before. Millennials can be very successful. It does boil down to hard work and good choices, and sometimes a little luck.

1point

Daphne Williams 3 years ago

Anecdotal evidence is not evidence. Thanks for the fun anecdote about your sister, though.

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Erick Blood 3 years ago

I’m a Gen X-er. None of these feelings or thoughts are new. We just didn’t crave or need the recognition for having these thoughts and acting on them.

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

Correction: we might have had them, but didn't have the means to put them out for the world to see. If we wanted to, we needed to find a lector, a publisher, maybe some skills in writing (or singing or painting - whatever) and yes, a lot of luck. I bet most of Gen X would have posted their thoughts online if it had been a "thing" back then.

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Brandon Hart 3 years ago

Millenials are two generations. Gen-Y ('78-'92) and Gen-Z ('90-'00). Gen-Y and Gen-Z are not the same. Gen-Z are just now coming into their own. Can't lump them in yet. Broad generalization, I know, but Gen-Y seem to be entitled elitist crybabies who think they have some inherent right to be free of consequences.

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

Hm, I always thought Gen Y starts at '80 and ends at the late 90s?

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S.R. 2 years ago

Just in to be clear, with a 100k+ salary you would be very able to have a family and a home if you would not living in america.

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Jeffrey Keffer 2 years ago

Yeah more bitchy whining by the younger generations about the older generations .... You know the Hippies you loved so much ... OH MY GOD !!! You hate them because they are like you ......

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Remy Mooney 3 years ago

I think people are missing the point here. People are getting too caught up on the "us" vs. "them" mentality and missing the point. Yes, it might be a generalization to say "old" vs. "young" but most people are aware that everyone is different and while this doesn't necessarily apply to EVERYONE from an older generation, this is how younger generations feel that they are viewed overall by people of older generations. Instead of trying to prove "us" or "them" wrong and continue to believe that the younger generations are whining and complaining all the time, maybe actually think for a second, that if a collective group of people all feel this way, maybe they have a point. Instead of attempting to invalidate or disprove them, try taking a second to listen and understand them. Maybe you will then come to understand that they may have a valid point. Or if not, then you will at least understand how to make a better argument to disprove them other than, "that's the way it's always been"

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Lightningstar 3 years ago

I'm definitely not a millenial but these (pretty much) all apply to me

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Val Izhakevich 3 years ago

To wrap it all up, boomers' biggest fault was to let the Internet out :) Now 'we're smarter, more capable and knowledgeable, online is about more efficiency and productivity, no need to sit at work' - and no money or prospects, and gig economy is suddenly the boomer's heritage. Plus, computers don't eat out our brains and leave us more time for ourselves, friends and families- but leave us alone with our mental issues and family doesn't necessarily mean love, and we're just fine childfree. Boomer-ang thinking.

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Cydney Golden 3 years ago

Not all millennials feel this way, not all boomers make them feel this way...way too much stereotyping and lumping people together going on here.

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Csaba Horvath 3 years ago

But regarding the directions, on the cover image (which is not in the article), even mandy of the millennials can't use the navigation on their phone :D Sometimes it's ridiculous.

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Ariah Mackie 3 years ago

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Robin DJW 3 years ago

OK, so... I am a boomer. One of my children is doing well and living a happy, comfortable life. The other child never, even with a lot of help from his parents, figured out how to care for himself and died young. I know things are worse now for young people, even more than it was for my kids. So I retired as soon as I could, which freed up a job for someone younger. My husband and I struggled to find enough to raise those kids, even hen we were young parents, forty-five years ago. so your struggles are not unique to your generation, but they do seem to be more ubiquitous. Not my fault, and I am so sorry for you all. To be fair, though, I doubt most of you would have done things much differently if you had been me in those times.

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

I am really sorry about your lost child. As for the subject: that last line is really the kicker. We all are products of the times we live in and the circumstances we were born into. All those high-praised concepts didn't come from thin air - they have always been there and people older than those being now called "millenials" have raised the problems because they suffered from them, already! We form our following generations, and as we shape and are shaped by our society, they will shape theirs and be shaped by it. Without "us" there is no "them". Without the boomers who invented the internet, a lot of the things the younger generations grow up with wouldn't exist. But put one of the younger ones into the society as it was back then and I will bet that a lot of them wouldn't really be different, as you said. Not without having the knowledge that they have now (which comes from teachers of older generations!)

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similarly 3 years ago

A LOT of these problems are uniquely American. A lot of countries have things a lot better, better wages, better support, better healthcare, better support for education, less expensive everything. When I was a kid, it was fairly cheap to live in America. I knew people in Texas (where, yes, land was cheap) who would buy land and build a 3-bedroom house for under $60,000, like 30-40 years ago (omg, I feel so old!). Now, $60,000 gets you nothing. There ARE community colleges and local universities that are still quite cheap, but you have to shop around, and tbh technical schools are probably a much better investment for a LOT of people. Even 30 years ago, a university degree was no guarantee of work. Seriously, America, you need to get back to where you were. I left America a little over 20 years ago. That country seems, to me, dead and gone. I don't even recognize that place that fills that space now.

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Peter Weir 3 years ago

Useless generation.....spoiled , entitled and you are learning now that life was not what they said it was going to be....no one cares about how depressed or sensitive you are...more fake illnesses have come up since the early 90s to explain why your generation is a weak link in the food chain

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Torii Wehling 3 years ago

Boomer,their parents, their parents before them, etc have always argued the last generation had it easier. Sorrry, snowf!akes, WE all had it harder.

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

Not true at all, it can be definitively measured how "easy" and "hard" things have been over the years. Boomers had lower housing prices and a better job market. That's a fact. Life was hard in other ways due to less advanced technology and medicine. There are pros and cons for each generation. But if a Boomer is telling a Millennial specifically about getting a job or buying a home, and said "in my day, we did this"... then that Boomer is ignorant as to how things have changed.

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Effin Fred 3 years ago

This should be renamed "lazy millennials who make excuses for not working as hard as older generations"

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MrOwlAteMyMetalWorm. 3 years ago

I wonder what kind of government the GEN Z will make.When the boomer gemeration is wiped out ,let's all stand still and look around ,ok?

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John Baker 3 years ago

Yes, take a good look around. Today's young are our future leaders. If that doesn't scare the hell out of you, nothing will.

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Thomas 3 years ago

Im 49, I agree with everything said there.

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DC 3 years ago

They got a free ride. They fug dub everything they got from their parents, and on top, as they had used it up way before they were used up, they borrowed from the future, and didn't even invest any of it in said future. But, this seems to be more a US thing, as in europe, the disruptive change in generations is between people who weren't opposing Nazis, or even were Nazis, and those born too late to contribute to this evil, but too young to run the postwar society right away. Having this dividing line between our parents and grandparents, the division towards partents' generation isn't as strong. The first generation born after WW2 wasn't given that much of a free ride, and is nowhere near as entitled as it seems they are in the USA - Trump-supporting SUV driving born-again christians who hoovered away pounds of coke and elected people into office fighting against the addicted instead of against addiction, invented participation trophies, .......

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Ted Expert 3 years ago

The article should be called "AMERICAN millenials share things they wish older generations knew"

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Martha Meyer 3 years ago

Came here to say the same thing. I'm also pretty sick of this artificial separation of people into millenials and boomers. Those groupings are useful tools for social studies, not everyday life.

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Vivian Ashe 3 years ago

Yes, but it's not even exclusively American. A lot of these experiences also vary a lot based on economic background, race, religion, and what part of the U.S. you're in. No generation is a monolith.

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Not A Panda 3 years ago

Very much agreed.

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JP 3 years ago

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

All the debates I've seen are "millennials vs boomers". Gen X is pretty much ignored.

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Erick Blood 3 years ago

I would argue that us GenXers laid a lot of the groundwork that has made a lot of our current social progress possible.

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Evil Little Thing 3 years ago

Yes, I resent Millennials and Boomers equally but they're so busy eyeballing each other they don't even notice.

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Jade Birdsong 3 years ago

THANK YOU!

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Terri Williams 3 years ago

I'm a boomer and I totally agree with you! No generation had it easy. We all had our trials and sh*t in life to deal with.

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Robin DJW 3 years ago

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ChickyChicky 3 years ago

Boomers labeled GenX as slackers. So...

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GirlFriday 3 years ago

*Sits in Gen X silence.*

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mcborge1 3 years ago

Same.

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Shelli Aderman 3 years ago

Gen X’er here, and I think they’re confusing “conservatives” with “older generations…” 🤦🏽‍♀️ SO many misunderstandings here.

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

Older generations are statistically more conservative than younger ones. Always have been... it is a function of getting old.

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Miss Frankfurter 3 years ago

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Rannveig Ess 3 years ago

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HeatherJ 3 years ago

I got through about 6 of yhese before i had to quit...i can't read the whining anymore

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J Adams 3 years ago

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

To hear my Baby Boomer aged relatives talk, they were the first. *sigh*

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Interesting but it is sad to see another USA centric article. It seems that most of them are.

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Koos Kommentaar 3 years ago

Jip, it seems that some BP editors have an obsession with the USA.

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Kimberly Buchanan 3 years ago

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

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bumble bee 3 years ago

These types of threads are so unnecessary. Why are people STILL pitting manufactured generational labels against each other. It's boring

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Aliquid A 3 years ago

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Chad 3 years ago

Such a whiny post lmao how about grow up and get over yourself because you’re not special and nobody owes you anything

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Blackheart 3 years ago

Dear Bored Panda, there are more than 2 generations. There is Gen X an Gen Z. We do actually exist.

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Mike Stevenson 3 years ago

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F-Dup 3 years ago

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Julie 3 years ago

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Dave Jones 3 years ago

Better title. Us young people are so much smarter and more virtuous than everyone who does not agree with us.

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Jo Firth 3 years ago (edited)

In twenty years' time the headline will be "What Gen (insert reference here) which Millennials would understand".

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Linziaj 3 years ago

Can't even read this wingeing article. Ah bless don't you have it rough. Yea things were better years ago and kids had respect which most on this article don't !!

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

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Lisa Hall 3 years ago

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Terri Williams 3 years ago

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Carol Emory 3 years ago

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Blackheart 3 years ago

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Daphne Williams 3 years ago

Anecdotal evidence is not evidence. Thanks for the fun anecdote about your sister, though.

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Erick Blood 3 years ago

I’m a Gen X-er. None of these feelings or thoughts are new. We just didn’t crave or need the recognition for having these thoughts and acting on them.

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

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Brandon Hart 3 years ago

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Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

Hm, I always thought Gen Y starts at '80 and ends at the late 90s?

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