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Writeforwhiskey t1_j8xlh3a wrote

Baby Boomers 1946 – 1964 GenX 1965 – 1980 Xennial (microgen)1977 to 1983 (some say 1985) Millennial 1981 - 1996 GenZ 1997 – 2012 Gen Alpha 2013-2024

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Mike__Z t1_j8xz1se wrote

I would also add that while this is true the edges of the spectrum of each generation tend to get a little gray. I was born in 2000 and share next to no values or opinions with my fellow zoomers and I'm sure a lot of other people born at the start or end of their respective generations feel the same way.

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Writeforwhiskey t1_j8yh5la wrote

Exactly. I dont have much in common with older GenX, just mid to late. When people take entire generations and make blanket statements it never works. There's a 15 year age gap and so many differentials to account for.

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wkitty13 t1_j8ywaj6 wrote

Hell, I'm only a couple years younger than my sisters and I sure don't have much in common with them.... except maybe being "elderly". pshaw

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AmselRblx t1_j8yoz0t wrote

I can relate more with millenials, i was born 2001.

So ill say youre right.

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Mike2220 t1_j8yzvkt wrote

As someone who was born on the edge of the millennial/GenZ

I noticed in highschool, my year was very similar to the ones above mine, as well as the one directly following, but the ones after that just seemed so culturally different

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Mike__Z t1_j8z8gx9 wrote

I honestly think generations should be 5 year sub generations to categorize, I'm no expert but it could probably improve algorithms and stuff

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Mike2220 t1_j8yorbb wrote

>GenZ 1997 – 2012

I refuse to be grouped into GenZ

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pugs_are_death t1_j8yzomk wrote

that's really something zoomers are known for: not wanting to do things

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DBL_NDRSCR t1_j8ysj3g wrote

gen z ends in 2009 everyone after that is ipad kids as evidenced by the 6th graders last year (born late 09-10), apparently one for pregnant this year and they were insanely chaotic last year

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