Border of both lowkey. Depends on your upbringing too. The experience of an urban vs rural 25 year old big different for example.

The whole s*** is just upbringing

That's the whole thing

I'm 26

I miss life without smart phones or social media. I wasn't attached to it all the time and more present in my life

Seen this thing on Reddit about trying to live like it's the 90s and I like that idea.

No social media, back to a time where we used technology rather than the other way around.

Would be a good idea for some weird adult camp

just shoot me if I end up in a spot like that

I just got a dope idea

Wait this was my idea sort of

Create like a neighborhood amusment park where you live like its the 90s or 2000s . You stay for like a week . Sort of like that black mirror episode

Maybe not the worst idea tbh. Do it kinda like one of those fancy meditation retreats but obv with that whole 90s spin

Yeah that would be dope. Market it as an escape to a simpler time or something like that

Going to Blockbuster with my dad and picking out movies to watch

Going to GameCrazy to cop Halo figurines for your Halo shrine

being a millennial is f***ing trash

real somber question here.... as you get older do you get more worried about death in your family?

like you’ll be the one responsible for whatever happens after the death?

i’m the oldest sibling so without even typing it out you know what i’m getting at...

i feel like when i was younger i never thought about it, not that i’m older it’s something that pops in my mind from time to time... s*** sucks

Not really. More thinking about taking care of them as they get older this decade. I have always been the "third parent" in my family so I think I'm ready for it. My youngest sister turned 18 so we're all grown up. If something happened to my parents we're all adults who work + there is my parents estate. I think we would be more than fine.

Don't worry about that in your 20s, hot pancakes. Way too early unless your folks are old or have a condition.

yeah my mom is good thankfully. my siblings are super young compared to me, not even teenagers, so it would be a big task and it always has me thinking.

it’s like being on lockdown from quarantine got me overthinking about a lot of s*** lol

I'm the youngest and my two older brothers closer to my parents and also have more money. I'm also not super attached/close with my parents. Emotional neglect kinda kept anything from developing there lol

##Millennial Exodus: What social networks did you quit?

I feel like a lot of millennials are quitting FB or Twitter or IG. But also real life social networks like churches, organizations, unions lol. I quit almost all sites and just stick to lurking because I can't stand arguing on the Internet. I also quit church but that was 5 years ago. Anyway what social gatherings did y'all quit?

Only social media I still have is sc(never had a Twitter or tiktok, perma deleted fb & ig)

And like idk about groups, like that’s a way to meet people and stay active, was never really into church

i quit facebook awhile ago, i still have it, but it’s only to see big life updates from people, or to see which people from my hometown are in jail now

i haven’t posted on ig in 2 years lol (i still post stories from time to time tho)

and i still tweet but that’s it

stay strong my early 90s fam we will make it

2 more years :(