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    I’m willing to bet there’s some projection in this comic because I’ve never cared what younger generations think of me

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      I dont care what any age people think of me really but i still kinda relate to this comic in a way as in i think the kids will be allright.

      So many people older then me seem to dunk on genz culture like its all stupid and dumb but there i am Sitting like. “I may not understand all of this and maybe some parts i recognize as unhealthy but there is some real intelligent value and original creativity here” Also all just the openness towards the exploration of identities and mental health awareness. I’ll take a tiktok skit over an anti wife boomer comic every day. I appreciate it, i cant wait to befriend some gen z on my job when they start to get to their late 20s.

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        Being friends with people younger than you is fine. Desperately craving their approval (which is what the last panel seems to imply) is not.

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          Sure but it is a comic and and an exaggeration.

          Are you new to Sarahs scribbles? There often exaggerated but good fun.

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            Are you new to Sarahs scribbles?

            No I’m pretty sure I’ve seen her comics on Reddit over the years. This one’s just not funny. It’s not a big deal. Some jokes just don’t land well.

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      Yeah I don’t get this comic. It would’ve made sense if it said something along the lines of “being poor sucks, huh?”

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        I think it’s less about the literal line being said and more about the insecurity of a generation relentlessly blamed for everything. I like it.

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      211 months ago

      Probably some degree of projection here, I’d want to know what the younger generation thinks of me as well.

      The mature part would be not to be negatively affected irrespective of what the answer is.

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      There’s not just projection, but also generalization. There are billions of people in each generation. Most of them have never heard of avocado toast.

      Even if we only consider the people in the generation who do know what avocado toast is, there’s probably still hundreds of millions of people.

      There is no way a group of even 1% of that size has a consistent way to view another group of its size.

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        The avocado toast was never a popular thing. Maybe in some specific locations, but the whole thing about it was just another example of how out of touch with reality the boomers were by a) acting like all millennials were obsessively consuming it, and b) that it was at the root of why millennials were so far behind financially compared to where boomers were at that age.

        Tbh, I, a millennial, am not even sure what avocado toast is, despite being familiar with the meme. Is it toast made with avocados as an ingredient? Is it toast with avocado spread on top of it? Is it the act of raising one’s avocado and touching the raised avocados of others in appreciation of something or someone? I haven’t the foggiest clue, though it’s probably more fun if it remains a mystery.

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        111 months ago

        You do know that’s just an example… right? In Mexico I’ve heard people use “stop eating fancy tacos” and avocado IS FROM Mexico lol this applies in multiple ways

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    5411 months ago

    Boomers are hated so much that millennials are deathly afraid they’re gonna end up just as hated as them one day

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      Everyone is going to be on the wrong side of history eventually. Might as well make the most of it

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            Ok, because it sounded like you were saying just be evil since you’ll eventually be seen that way anyways.

            But yeah, I’m pretty sure people in the future will just look back and say, “people of the 20th and 21st centuries were so greedy and dumb, what a bunch of assholes” and not bother to differentiate between boomers and millennials.

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      So fucked up they never even gave us a proper name. X was a place-holder that ended up sticking. But that happened with xrays too and those are cool

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      I think GenX often gets forgotten because you’re born too late to be responsible for anything the boomers did but too early to really get fucked by it like younger generations.

      Graduating uni in the GFC sucked and it’ll follow many millenials for the rest of their lives.

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      Yeah, she’s a talented artist. I love simple art that looks great. It sometimes blows my mind how much can be expressed with a few lines and simple shading.

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        Just a boomer who forgot how often they blamed them damn kids and wondering why the kids grew up bitter.

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        Some are. I believe millennials are 1981-1996, so the youngest of the millennials are 27.

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      No more tiring than being a millennial and constantly being attacked by Boomers for no reason when you’re only 17 years old but already being blamed for everything wrong in society despite not being able to even vote. All throughout the mid 2000’s that’s all we ever heard from older people. And when we do want real positive change, the older generations just double down on the name calling.

      It’s like that Mike Rowe idiot, he’s literally just an actor so he’s never worked any of those “dirty jobs” unless it was for entertainment purposes, but his condemnation for younger people who don’t want to do slave labor anymore and have a better life is both hilarious and frustrating.

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        It’s like that Mike Rowe idiot, he’s literally just an actor so he’s never worked any of those “dirty jobs” unless it was for entertainment purposes, but his condemnation for younger people who don’t want to do slave labor anymore and have a better life is both hilarious and frustrating.

        Oh no I missed this. Mike Rowe is an asshole? :( I used to watch Dirty Jobs all the time as a kid.