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Millennials outnumber baby boomers for first time: Statistics Canada
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They seem happy to be ignored. In my experience they act either like boomers or millennials; depending on which group they are closer to.
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
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
Xennial: came of age in X but adulted as a millennial.
This is me. I have younger siblings who are fully Millenial and one becomes actually offended if you say it. He hates millenials and was basically born a boomer. I have learned that age is biological but becoming old is psychological.
I liked the Oregon Trail Generation. It fits pretty well for this 80's baby. I also fell like I get along with x and millennial equally.
Working in tech, I've been shoulder to shoulder with both a while now. Each generation has it's quirks, but both want to be seen as individuals with their own motivations and boundaries. Like every other human, those can be wildly different but neither of these two groups seem keen on intentionally shitting on someone's day.