Top 10 Things You Should NEVER Say to Millennials

[@MsMojo]

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[@michaelmonthey5974]

I‘m 32 years old and I work hard to achieve the American dream in a struggling industry. Unfortunately, policies passed by corrupt bureaucrats are making it increasingly difficult for me and others like me to be more successful in our chosen professions. I am also concerned about our education system. Too many inexperienced and entitled people are employed and that’s a big reason why the next generation isn’t expected to do better than their parents.

[@Jay-bi6xh]

yes im born 1992

[@Shadowcat753]

Millennial - #1 annoys me. I don't eat avocado toast, paid off my student loans in 4 years on a retail salary, and actually save my change. Sure, I like lattes and Mochas but do drink some of these at home from mocha mix. I don't own my own home because Corporate Organizations require experience in the field for an entry-level job, which is stupid!!!! An internship should not be a requirement for literally every single career path with college. Some (like medical careers), I understand. Seriously for basic PR work or HR work through when taken 300 and 400 level classes? That's a stupid fucking joke that any corporate idiot says should be a thing should have to suffer for.

[@trinaq]

The "pestering about having kids" is a very relevant topic. Not everyone automatically wants to have children, and their decisions should be respected.

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

After the chaos that was my nieces and nephew's, I don't want them. Also, my upbringing wasn't exactly the best either so that is also a factor in why I don't want kids

[@andrewjones575]

How do you successful argue against the many people who claim that it's compulsory & that if you don't you're not doing your duty, you're lazy, irresponsible, a disappointment, you have to carry on the family name, provide grandchildren for your parents, nieces & nephews for your siblings, cousins for your nieces & nephews etc. & that there's a severe shortage of people in the world?

[@heatherpayne1995]

I'm a gen xer. We got that too.

[@hahna77]

Because the world system has fosteted this into the generation so they actually believe it's their own choice, and not the true result of chemical castration. They ensured a decline in population and it will bring about catastrophic and irreversible change in this world.

[@susanoakeshauf]

I mean … EVERY generation goes through this.

[@kaijunasan4497]

Perhaps the most personal thing that's infuriating is the anxiety that comes with the dreaded questions from families like if we get married. The trauma about our problems being swept under the rug also begins to wear thin

[@trinaq]

It's kind of sad, yet at the same, realistic in that many parents of the Baby Boomer Generation won't suggest that their child see a therapist or grief counsellor after trauma, since bottling up grief was normalised back in their days. Thankfully, Mental Health Awareness is more commonplace now, and nobody thinks that you're "Weak" for choosing to see a therapist.

[@davidjr3769]

Yea this is how my dad was until the last 10 years of his life. He stated understanding more.

[@makeahtwitchell5673]

I had to quit therapy because here in Juneau, Alaska they don't care about Natives

[@MrSupercar55]

I was born in 1993, so at age 29 I have had the privilege of observing both ends of the spectrum. I’ve seen the spores of technology flourish from big blocky grey things and noisy dial-up modems to broadband internet and phones connected to 4G and 5G connections. I’ve seen prices shoot up in the shadow of 3 decades of inflation. While everyone else parties like it’s 1999, I partied when it was 1999. I’ve seen everything I need to see to be able to sympathise with both sides. As a 90’s double agent, I see valid points from both sides. However, the previous generation are nosey. My advice is to just pack it in! Stop snooping and poking your snout where it don’t belong. Data protection laws came in back in the 90’s when personal computers was a fledgling industry, and they were introduced for a reason which admittedly involved a bit of amazing foresight.

[@celieboo]

I was born in 1979. I was a teen in the 90s and in my 20s in the 2000s. I identify more with millennial despite being gen x. Everything you say and everything in this video are 100% true but I challenge you on the computer part. I bought a desktop computer when I went to college in 1997. So the functionality was far better than te Commodore +4 my family got in 1986 amd the commodore 64 we got in 1988. I do miss the simplicity of the 1990s. I graduate in 1997 and no one at our school had cellphones. Our lives were simpler. But I have lived through all of the technology transitions, many of them good. I understand that boomer and older gen x (Ted Cruz types) refuse to admit how much they screwed over the younger generations. It is infuriating to hear them constantly belittle younger generations and I call them out constantly.

[@ellie1981]

People seem to forget that many older millennials are over 40 now. I didn’t have a mobile phone before the age of 18 and smart phones weren’t really a thing before I was 26-27. My whole childhood was pre-Internet.

[@user-jj4pm2wr6o]

the age range for millennials is like 25 to 40 so i don't think many are over 40

[@lynnevetter]

I definitely had the internet in the late 90s, but I didn't have a phone until I went to university, and that was just a brick that I played snake on and avoided calls from my family on. 🤣

[@lynnevetter]

@@user-jj4pm2wr6o I think it's up to 41, nearly 42 now. I was born in 82 and just turned 40 in August. I think the start year is 81.

[@terria4698]

@@lynnevetter - the "widely accepted definition" is 1981-1996 (Brookings Institute/Reuters)

[@lynnevetter]

@@terria4698 thanks for verifying. I thought it was 81.

[@bggsz4]

This is so true. I'm a millennial and i totally agree with all of them, especially that we were born in a difficult time and boomers especially blame us for everything and try to force their rules, wishes and opinions on us, acting like they did everything perfectly, and that life is easy, we're just lazy and not good for anything, yet most boomers i know, their lives are always falling apart, have been for decades and they aren't even retired yet. I can't count the times i've been told "why aren't you married with kids yet" or "when are you buying a house" or "why did you leave your job? If you're not good at it, you won't be good at anything". Boomers even specifically created nicknames like "snowflake" to say we're easy, emotional and entitled. I honestly feel like asking back "If you hate us so much, why did you want to have kids in the first place?", and very often talk to us like we owe them something, and that we're ruining their lives. If you can't handle or don't want to hande the responsibility of having kids and their problems and habits, don't have them.

[@lynndinovo3500]

As a boomer I will agree with you only if you are still living with your parents and still in the nest. Otherwise I don't have issues with anything Millennias do.

[@Visualscrapbookmedia]

I'm 34 and my parents are bullying me to buy a car. My parents have told me that I can't rely on public transportation all the time. No explanation as to why. I quit most of my jobs, and I got fired from a few due to poor performance. Yet, my dad keeps insisting that I've been fired from every single job I've had because of my appearance. I've also had relatives ask me when I'm getting married. Considering that I've text dumped, cheated on, emotionally abused, and had false accusations, never gonna happen.

[@do9138]

Yes, but at least Boomers learned how to write SENTENCES. Ever hear of them, or were you just pity passed like most of your generation?

[@bggsz4]

@@do9138 Thanks for proving my point. All of you complain about everyone else like you're perfect but you're the worst of all. People born between 1960 and late 70s, early 80s are lost causes, that's why your kids or whoever else likes you parents more than you. Because you're pathetic.

[@bggsz4]

@@do9138 And by the way it is "heard" not "hear" when you say "of (something)" for something that has already happened or has been happening until now; "ever hear" works with "from", but i guess I shouldn't tell you that since you say you are perfect at sentences 😂.

[@angelaholmes8888]

I'm a millennial and I don't want to have children I really don't understand why people are offended about that

[@BeYounique...Maryanne]

I'm a boomer and never wanted children either, and it offended people. I hope I live long enough to see the day when people can just respect others' choices without shaming them, or making them feel like the "odd man out."

[@angelaholmes8888]

I loved reading the harry potter books and watching the films when I was a child they totally helped me through some hard times ❤❤❤❤❤

[@cassiopeia36]

#9 is something you should never say to Millenials, Zoomers, Xoomers, Boomers, Gen Alpha, Silent Generation, etc. No matter what some may tell you, therapy is NOT. FUCKING. USELESS! In fact, it's essential to deal with mental illness; and its generally a major game-changer to your own life.

[@crIms0ngen]

The way your part your hair really doesn't matter, some of us part it that way because that's the only way we're able to part it without showing off medical problems. So... just back off. Just wear your hair how you want it doesn't affect other people.

[@vanessastegall]

Exactly

[@CatsOverBrats]

Childfree woman here. It gets old so fast when people - even strangers - think our choice not to have children is up for debate, and that it's their mission to change our minds. Just accept that not everyone wants the same things in life.

[@BeYounique...Maryanne]

I'm also childfree by choice. I've been shamed for not having children and told that children are such a blessing. Well, not having children is a blessing too, as you can give more...period.

[@terria4698]

Well, when you hit the age where it is expected you should be a grandparent, you begin to meet people who had kids and wish they'd chosen differently. The most oft-repeated thing *this* childfree person hears is "first they destroy your wallet, then they destroy your heart."

[@CatsOverBrats]

@@terria4698 The everdying cry from someone thinking they know our minds better than we do ourselves. Why is it so hard for you to accept that others don't want children? I have no problem accepting that some people do want them. Just let people live their life the way they want to.

[@Sistik123]

We are overpopulated as it is anyway.

[@michellecoleman5577]

It's amazing how those people calling us 'too sensitive' are so offended by the basic use of the english language and how it naturally shifts to fit new societal ideas and norms because it's not a dead language. Not to mention the egotistical offense they take at even the slightest suggestion that they seek some sort of mental healthcare or stress relief.

[@lynnevetter]

Indeed... the only problem I have is when people say irregardless. And the way they incorrectly say Gif with a hard g, when we all know it should be gIF with a soft g. 🤣

[@Hollyberrystreats]

"They get home from school, and they're on their phones" I'm FORTY-ONE! At some point we stop being considered teenagers, right?

[@abrahamambriz892]

As a 20 year-old Gen Z boy, I'd have an easier time avoiding these words in my mouth.

[@Crawlingdreams418]

Speaking of 5, I find it funny how our parents used to say that about us, while we say that about gen z. History repeats itself

[@makeahtwitchell5673]

I think Gen Z are much sensitive than Millennials since they wanted Eminem to be cancelled because his music is offensive. The logic is just don't listen to his music. It's so simple but Gen Z rather do the opposite.

[@Crawlingdreams418]

@@makeahtwitchell5673 if Love the Way You Lie had them lose their shit, imagine what would happen if they heard Murder Ballads by Nick Cave (including that Kylie Minogue duet). With that kind of logic, they sound exactly like our parents who used to get triggered by us playing GTA and Max Payne

[@lynnevetter]

DUDE! This has been driving me crazy. It's like Gen X and older millennials forgot how the baby boomers treated us, and are now turning on Gen Z. Supremely annoying. Solidarity for change! We cannot keep battling over "the youngins" every generation.

[@mariosblago94]

some people never learn... stop blaming younger people for having different opinions. That's just part of life.

[@lynnevetter]

@@mariosblago94 THANK YOU!!

[@andreasmeelie1889]

All my life ever since I was a kid just like everybody else I always thought that I'd be somebody who would be a Mom with a family someday. Yet I always did have a huge fear of growing up that even when I would get older even in high school the fear carried on with me. Yet in high school I got braver over it but I just had this feeling that it was going to get worse once I was in my twenties. I always knew why because I always had a fear of having children but without them the fear of growing up wasn't there. I mean yeah I had death fears too but still. Lol Yet it wasn't till my 20th birthday came along was when that fear of having children really hit me and it especially hit me a month before my 21st birthday and I really struggled with those fears for a while. I finally conquered my fears that very September and beginning of October though and moved on from them. :) In April of that year I finally came up with the decision and my Mom helped me discover it. I don't want children. I want to work with them as a preschool teacher or an assistant teacher but I don't want them as my own. It was my Mom who helped me discover the signs all along with me growing up to see that I never wanted any. For one thing unlike other people who loved talking about having children constantly someday I never was like that even when I was younger. It's because I love freedom. When I was eighteen I took care of a mechanical baby for school and man did it really teach me a lot. There were so much that I longed to do like watching television, listening to music, heck I wanted to do my homework for crying out loud my normal homework like studying for a test that I eventually got a C on in another class! XD When I marry my boyfriend someday I'm not afraid of being with him and living out on my own with him. I want us to have our own freedom without children coming in the way of that and just having it taken away just terrifies me. If I ever accidentally do get pregnant despite taking cautions to not get pregnant even though it's extremely rare for that to happen I'll suck it up because I always thought that being a Mom would be wonderful. But my main dream of not being a Mom is so much stronger. That's the dream that I want to live with forever and thank God my boyfriend, Ryan, feels the same or else I don't know what else I would do. Lol I'm 29 now and will be 30 this year.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Therapy is definitely not useless it's very important to take care of your mental health 🙏

[@newfacepaula]

it is still useless. like just talk to someone else. like go ask a homeless a person to listen to you, the result will be the same, you are way paying some dude that will write a book/blog about your ohhh my lifesucks boo hoo and get paid big time without you even knowing or getting the royalties.

[@Denis-89]

@@newfacepaula it is only useless if you feel it has no meaning. But it is never useless if it actually helps you. Talk to a homeless? Well, are they professionals? Are they educated? Can they really go deep inside and figure out the issues which is what I want.. Write a book? I did not know therapy sessions meant you give someone permission to write books about you...

[@vanessastegall]

@@newfacepaula it’s not useless. I had a break through within myself and I strive to be better

[@briellevalyntin3233]

LMAO I’M LITERALLY WEARING MY SLYTHERIN SWEATER RN 😂😂😂

[@rebbjewar]

Broke my Hufflepuff heart 🤣🤣🤣

[@briellevalyntin3233]

LOL Awwww sending hugs your way during this rough time 😂 🦡 🤍 🐍

[@newfacepaula]

cringe

[@makeahtwitchell5673]

As a Millennial I don't want to have children because of different reasons. First there's too many divisions in my family and I don't want to see my children to see that there's divisions in family, because there shouldn't be any. There's nothing I can do and I do love and care about my family but it's just not right. Second there's too many people on this planet which not that long ago we reached over 8 billion. Us humans are polluting this planet and I rather try taking care of this planet then children. Three there's too much ugliness in this world of what I see on the media. The ugliness in the media we see defines the humanity and there's nothing we can do to change it. I'm part of the LGBTQ and my Step father my only parent knows about me but has asked me when I will be a grandpa? I'm going to my old home town called Skagway, Alaska for Christmas. For sure he's going to keep asking me. Having children are expensive and I have no interest on having relationships because I have seen some people's relationships. Relationships looks complicated and stressful so I don't want that.

[@NecrOphelia747]

I'm a total side parter forever! 🤣

[@vanessastegall]

You and me both. What side do you part your hair on?

[@NecrOphelia747]

@@vanessastegall the left. I've tried to do it on the right and it feels really weird lol. You?

[@jamesoquinn9168]

WTF is a "side parter"? I've never heard of it and context is giving me nothing.

[@AnnerzDrum]

It's the kids and spending habits for me tbh... 1. Im single and grew up without a parent and I refuse to have my child out of wedlock. 2. I can barely take care of myself let alone another living being (children and pets are expensive). 3. THINGS COST WAYYY TOO MUCH. 4.The environment is going to abosulte 🤬 even i'm fed up.

[@AlwaysMegaHot]

Ffs it's CHILDFREE, not childless. Childfree is someone who is happy not to have children. Childless is someone who wants children but can't. We are not in the same category!!

[@gwenp3450]

I'm a Gen Xer and many of these things were said to us by the boomers. How many industries have gone extinct over the last 100 years? How many industries had to adapt to changing times? How much "lazier" have each generation got as the world modernized? Quite frankly, I'm not sad at all that I don't have to slave for hours to put food on the table each day. I'm glad I can travel 50 miles in an hour or less instead of the day or two and a large expense it took by horse and carriage.

[@PricefieldPunk]

10. So are you. 9. Wouldnt know. 8. Side parts are alright. 7. Yeah they do. 6. I would if most jobs didn't suck whether management sucks, they underpay us. 5. I still shop at brick and mortal and buy physical media, hell yall call us hipsters for wanting to stick to the old ways. 4. I'd need a wife/savings to have kids cause i dont wanna bring a child into a bad situation. 3. YES, yes we are. 2. Sorta, but I'd love to have a great paying job straight outta high school like our parents did. Sorry i didnt have that handed to me. 1. Never had either of those things, but i do have houses in my area costing 800k when they were only like 400k when i was in middle school...

[@sokeoscar3300]

Therapy is important depending on the therapist ,some therapists are good for nothing

[@mr.x8259]

No need to stay at the same job for forty years, have kids, or buy a house. It's just conformity.

[@CaptainMarvelsSon]

The issue with jobs are those who quit without a new job in mind, struggle to find a new job, and complain about it. If you _have_ a job, sometimes you have to just deal with it until you see that something else is available. Do you think every actress is happy having to wait tables until their dreams of a stable career come true?

[@keenanputansu]

Saying the Hogwarts Houses suck are basically fighting words

[@jocelynerika3939]

Listen. It takes a very specific face shape to pull off a middle part. K? Leave my side part be.

[@katharinejohns351]

The younger gens need to stop saying we were born in the “1900’s”. Yes, we were born in “another century” but at the same time we weren’t born that long ago.

[@keenanputansu]

I hate being told what I can and can't do online

[@michaelmonthey5974]

I‘m 32 years old and I work hard to achieve the American dream in a struggling industry. Unfortunately, policies passed by corrupt bureaucrats are making it increasingly difficult for me and others like me to be more successful in our chosen professions. I am also concerned about our education system. Too many inexperienced and entitled people are employed and that’s a big reason why the next generation isn’t expected to do better than their parents.

[@claudiam7275]

I was born in 1998 and idk if I qualify as a millennial. But I see a therapist, am on my phone most of the time, and can't relate to many of the zoomer trends!!

[@Denis-89]

you are one of the last millennials then..

[@lynnevetter]

LOL, love it. I do rock the side part at times, but I've never shied away from a middle or other. Heck, remember the zig zag parts of yesteryear? 🤣 Signed, A Gryffindor

[@samuelcollantes1175]

I must confess, the thumbnail brought me here, but, it was an interesting video nonetheless. Happy tuesday Ms Mojo and happy holiday Season as well, see You soon and take care.

[@jamesoquinn9168]

Money! The reason you can't buy a house is because, when THEY bought houses, they were cheaper than cars. College was FREE and cars were cheap AND not a necessity. Public transport was a thing lots could rely on.

[@brandonv1727]

I'm 31 and I can't relate to any of these. The too emotional one definitely gave me a laugh though because no one has ever accused me of being emotional.

[@alexandershawn440]

as a millennial i can say that i was never a harry potter fan

[@fruithippie]

Same!

[@motherlove202]

Me too

[@kenziej4301]

Not attacking side parts!! 😫😅 I’ve been thinking of going for a middle part! We’re getting there

[@leonardolim8976]

Also never say your too old for spongebob

[@lookzbyraelois]

I’m a 24-year-old gen Z and I’ve already done the same thing the millennials have done. For example, I like my hair parted from either side when wearing it down and I have no shame on that!! I also grew up during the time technology began to evolve over the years

[@davidjr3769]

I have therapy but it got switched to phone only , I hate it … therapy suppose to be face to face

[@starbrite526]

Middle parts aren't made for everyone's face. Even the ones that try to rock it.

[@pneumanaut1]

I think it will be very interesting to see what our world will be like in 10-25+ years, when we see the consequences of these choices today. Today we see & witness the consequences of our choices 10-25+ years ago. Not so sure things are better or worse … how will things continue to play out? All of these have consequences & I wonder what they will be. Those things we fail to learn from we are doomed to repeat. Worse yet is when we forget they happened at all.

[@lunaaria2092]

Rowling being transphobic ruined Harry Potter for me

[@RapFanatic4ever]

How about “Generation X is better than you cause we didn’t have technology and we don’t get offended by everything”

[@atworkstation]

Right on.

[@laurenpatrick4609]

I men technically they get offended by gay people so

[@sweetc832002]

all generations have stereotypes said about them that are not true even of half the population of the generation that is being talked about.

[@BeYounique...Maryanne]

I never wanted to bring a kid into this world. I'm too sensitive. And before I was self-employed I changed jobs like I changed underwear. Am I a millennial? No, I'm a boomer who was way ahead of my time. I truly applaud the younger generation for making the difference I fought so hard to try to make.

[@tudorjason]

No other generation has experienced so many economic downturns in a short timespan while the cost of living, such as housing has increased so drastically.

[@vanessastegall]

Side parts rock. Trends suck

[@Emily-cw7tj]

Agreed

[@SEGASister]

Not MsMojo brushing off transphobia with the Harry Potter entry…

[@Calvillo818]

Never even heard of the whole latte toast thing

[@nikola-marki]

I still think that buying ready-made coffee (daily or several times a week) is a waste of money 😅

[@Denis-89]

"So why are quitting jobs" Why do you not buy a house? "Why do you not have children"? Why are you talking to strangers about feelings"? Older generations simply will not get that sometimes you got bored of your current job and can not do it as well which leads to weaker performance. Or that we can't buy houses because we can not afford it. Or because if we do not talk to therapists we will go absolute crazy...

[@denisesiddon7241]

Lazy and entitled, boomers tried to pin this on us (younger gen x ) in the 90s I know a lot of millennials and although some fit these stereotypes most don't

[@taffykins2745]

Much of this applies to everyone! It's pretty generalized.

[@MariaRevArt]

Agreed.

[@jspiral360]

Talk about hitting all the way home! way to go!! 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@DexterMoregan]

The number 10 is so true. We are the in the transformation period from analog to digital world. So, that accsue make us piss off. We can live without the smartphone and the digital things easily since we are in the analog world long enough.

[@dorazilwriting]

Also for being too sensitive!! Thank you for calling that one out!!

[@riverswater5688]

As a millennial… I am annoyed at how many of us are glued to their stupid phones instead of interacting with the people actively around them.

[@teoleno4019]

Maybe they just don't want to talk to you. People are not required to pretend like they are interested in knowing you.

[@MrHelicx]

as millennial I can honestly say most of this gen doesnt know have a meaningful face to face relationship. So that huge lie on your part

[@Erika-us2ws]

You’re lying. There’s no way that’s true at all.

[@batgurrl]

I’m a boomer and was subjected to a lot of this too - especially why don’t you have kids and also why are you so emotional😎😎

[@victoriasalter1701]

“Stand up for human rights”, what about animal rights, the environment, the rainforests, wildlife, etc?

[@holiday991]

I'm a Hufflepuff

[@hughdncy]

I once walked with a maps navigator on my phone so I walked and looked at it. Then an old woman came to me like 'these stupid young kids always on their phone' or something and I got angry so she took it and threw it in a puddle (it rained at that time) Then I reported her and she had to pay me 500 pounds plus she had to get me a new phone

[@BeYounique...Maryanne]

Wow, that was really nervy of her!! I'm 59 and I use the maps navigator on my phone too. It may be the only thing I use on my phone, but that's another story, heh-heh!

[@questworldmatrix]

Huh? When was side part some taboo thing, much less one pointed at millennials? It's been around decades.

[@jpopaddict2]

I haven’t really heard millennials being asked why are you sensitive I feel like the new generation is more sensitive from my experience. The only ones that I have really experienced is asking why I like side part hair and why I don’t have kids yet. Well it’s more why am I not a married yet 🙄

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

That is definitely me, I hate being told I'm always on my phone

[@trinaq]

Haha, me too, though usually I'm as guilty as charged!

[@slystone4892]

But it’s true though

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

@@trinaq 100% guilty as charged, but I hate being called a Snowflake because I voice my opinion as well, also, I still have a side part even with most of my hair shaved off and Gen Z kids think it's actually cool that I do that

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

@Sly Stone like I said, I'm bad for being on my phone. But my mental health is also a factor in it since I easily get obsessed with something and find it hard to break that habit

[@DexterMoregan]

Totally agree. we live long enough before the smartphone was born.

[@chelseacanales8763]

Dude! People have a rights changing job. If they are not happy with their jobs, then they should be happy with other jobs.

[@ERJOGAZ]

The difference between Gen X and Gen Y is that Gen X is represented by the winners of the generation. Gen Y is represented by the losers of the generation. So the winners criticize the losers. Many Gen Ys actually have good careers, nice families, low sensitivity, barely any student loans, etc. These people stay quiet while the losers (which come from loser parents) are very loud. As a father of both Gen Ys and Gen Zs, I'm very happy that my kids are not lazy and entitled.

[@eljordinio7647]

The phone thing is definitely a big one. I'm not always on my phone, there r other things like other devices or my guitar I could be using But I am not denying that I enjoy being on my phone a lot, and it's actually useful at times for all the reasons you said

[@Sk8rToon]

“Is there anything you shouldn’t say to a member of Gen Y?” Yeah… don’t call it Gen Y

[@michaelnally2841]

Im technically between millennial and Gen Z. I can tell you most of this I can resenate with most of this.

[@PureSparkles22]

I'm gen Z and I do the middle part cuz of the kardashians

[@TalaIsDarker]

In all honesty. I actually think its not true 2 and 3.

[@coletterosenhaus4163]

I don’t think I’m a millennial. I was born in 2004, I turned 18 on December 9th. Either way, my point is that I do use my phone a lot. Not in school or family dinners/gatherings. Unless I have chronic boredom. In school I use it for taking pictures and printing them. Because I’m in high school and I take art class. Or if I need to contact my mom to allow me to get an Uber to get home.

[@chanelels6569]

You're not millenial. You're part of the Gen Z.

[@Salad__cat]

I whant to be a therapist dont you DERE say its useless

[@dorazilwriting]

Yes, the kids one for sure!!!!!

[@ViewerOnline101]

Just because you shouldn't say it doesn't mean it's not true. The truth hurts.

[@sierrajarvis2634]

Meh… I must not be a true millennial cause I love dark humor and am pro life… and yes lots of those my age are entitled. I hear it through phone calls I take at work. Also I ABSOLUTELY dream of being a stay at home mom and wife as well as own a house 😅

[@steph.s9]

Plenty of ignorant millennials are pro-birth. I mean pro-life 🙄

[@ciravieira6650]

I think these are kind of the same things that they say also to Gen Z'ers who are also Harry Potter fans and also they have to deal with this criticism because they are young

[@Chilinda5278]

Well I use my device to binge MsMojo

[@cmo131]

The years are between 1981 & 1996! 91’ here. 👋

[@marcuscarberry218]

How about 10 things you shouldn't say to a Karen

[@kriscynical]

"I AM the manager."

[@moviesrocks2]

I agree with #9 & #4. Otherwise everything said is right on point.

[@Sistik123]

#1 Sooooooo true.

[@LaQueAmaReggaeton]

I am a millennial homeowner and still love my lattes 🤣🤣

[@Soundtracks92]

I’m between a millennial and a Gen Xer, so what does that make me? An in betweener?

[@andrewjones575]

Born in 80 or before, you're Gen X; born 81 or later, you're Gen Y/Millennial.

[@karlaboyle1453]

Technically, it make you an Xennial.

[@Dee226]

Xennial if you're born 1977-1983

[@calliewilliams9286]

10 things you should NEVER say to Generation Z!

[@Mauvmx.2149]

The worst one I heard from a Gen z was “who’s Britney Spears?”

[@candisjohnson9289]

This millennial thanks ya'll for this. #nailedit

[@KangaKucha]

What about Gen x?

[@Lady_dromeda]

My hair just sits weirdly when I do a middle part 😅 I also do not support Harry Potter anymore because of JK and her gross BS

[@kimbellern]

Omg tell me I'm not watching this and they are defending them????

[@bcasa3376]

The childless thing about millennials is I truly think it depends on the demographic I saw more urban millennials having kids (b4 marriage) vs suburban millennials not so much I’m a Hispanic millennial and I can vouch that every Hispanic millennial I know including relatives and schoolmates all had kids and actually were already on their 3rd kid by 25

[@fruithippie]

Ha! I used to live in south Texas and all my Hispanic friends have at least 3 kids.

[@bcasa3376]

@@fruithippie not shocked!

[@seantlewis376]

I'm GenX, and my kids are GenY. A lot of what you say here could apply to us all. As for job hopping, my attitude is that seeing how easily companies fire people, there is no reason to be loyal to the company. I was once asked during an interview how I felt about company loyalty. I answered, "I will give an employer every ounce of loyalty they give me." The interviewer (a Boomer) said that he had never heard that before. I got the job, and stayed there for 14 years. My Millennial kids are awesome, and very realistic about the world. It serves them well.

[@lynnevetter]

Don't even say "housing market" to me.....

[@eddieibarra356]

Millennials is between the ages 27-42 years old in 2023 Gen Z is between the ages 11-26 years old years old.

[@LinkinParkLover2012]

I'm a millennial and I agree on #7 😂