I was born in '90 and I feel like I don't fit in with the Millennial Generation. It seems that some of us born in the Early 90s don't fit in with those born in the 80s and before and those born in the mid-late 90s and after. I'm not Xennial, Gen Z or Millennial but just part of Gen Y2k.
I was born in '90 and I feel like I don't fit in with the Millennial Generation. It seems that some of us born in the Early 90s don't fit in with those born in the 80s and before and those born in the mid-late 90s and after. I'm not Xennial, Gen Z or Millennial but just part of Gen Y2k.
I don't mind 90's babies (1990-99) coming together as one. If 80's babies (1980-89) feel like they are united then why not 90's babies. Just never thought we could be united only because of the evolution of technology. I'm hoping that people will take us seriously and been seen as a beacon of hope for the future.
Lol not sure if I answered your question correctly. I don't feel like I relate to late 90s babies only because of technology and the way we grew up. A 1990 born was 11 when 9/11 happened and 17 when the Iphone was released. A 1997 born was 4 when 9/11 happened and 10 when the Iphone was released. 1990 born was a teen of the 2000s while a 1997 born was a teen of the 2010s.
I was born in 1980 and I don't consider myself to be a Millennial even though it does say I fall into that age group. I think I'm too old to be a Millennial. Lol.
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