#Generation Y

[moonys-chocolate28]

Can we please stop putting 2010 kids with gen alpha? Im 14 years old i dont wanna be associated with the brainrot generation

Like bffr i am NOT gonna be seen as the same as kids that dont even remember the pandemic.

[gryficowa]

Boycott!

Something depresses me about the fact that generational wars are usually about bullshit… Because what else can you call it all when genocide and wars are taking place in this world?

Now that I have your attention:

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Die Katze

[into-september]

please reblog for sample size

[divine-mystic-princess]

[nando161mando]

The meat shield generation since 1981.

[sailoreuterpe]

I have far more in common with the Boomer who lives in Section 8 housing and uses food stamps than I do with Mark Zuckerberg.

[yahoo-a-post]

To the kids and the teens out there;

NEVER wish to become older.

ALWAYS tell the truth.

Advice from a 36 year old.

Yahoo, unsolicited advice!

[millennialsargueback]

[thornestar]

Generation Y are called the “forgotten generation” for a reason.

[corythesaxon]

God forbid Gen Y and Gen Z women be single. God forbid someone (me in the blue) call out this creepy mentality that ALL must have spouses and babies. (The weirdo is yellow).

[that-gay-jedi]

Sigh. Born too early to know or care about Percy Jackson, born too late to have formed a ring of nerdy pen pals after painstakingly eviscerating each individual episode of the spinoff show spawned by Disney's Hercules on the early internet.

[crystal-charlotte-lynch]

Telling Stories: she wore daisies

By Crystal Charlotte Lynch

I want to tell you something.

The story of a girl with daisies in her hair.

She was funny and brilliant.

Bright full of love and light.

She was light in life.

Giving her all to everyone.

She rarely got mad or even sad.

You didn’t know what she held up inside.

She always sported a smile and spoke with her heart.

There was grace in her presence and she held wisdom in her soul.

Her eyes full of wonder and mysteries.

You wouldn’t know it looking at her but her heart carried sorrow and misery.

On the inside she was wilting and withering away.

You wouldn’t believe that her lovely smile was just an empty mask.

This was the story of a young girl.

She wore daisies in her hair.

[ryf8589]

I remember this and will always see it as synonymous with summertime in TX! This was also one of the last things I remember seeing on Fox Kids before, albeit unwittingly, focusing more on both Kids' WB and One Saturday Morning.

[nando161mando]

At Least Gen Z and Most Millennials Aren't Fooled