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TM99

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9. I think it is a bit of both.

Reply to Pelican (Reply #6)

Sat Jul 20, 2013, 05:25 AM

Jul 2013

On the one hand, it is somewhat shameful that 20 years live with their parents. They will miss certain experiences that lead to higher levels of psychological maturity. But given the current job and educational climate, it is also understandable. Our culture may need to think more like traditional ones with multi-generations living as families again under the same roof in order to survive the coming brave new world.

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To the Millenials from a Gen Xer [View all] DonCoquixote Jul 2013 OP

"Yes, you do act a bit older, and are quieter" = GOT THEIR FUCKING ACT TOGETHER. sibelian Jul 2013 #1

See, this is the broad generalization. TM99 Jul 2013 #3

not bashing DonCoquixote Jul 2013 #4

Of course, we don't speak for all. TM99 Jul 2013 #8

It's a lack of shame... Pelican Jul 2013 #6

Or a lack of career opportunities or, in some areas, no jobs *period*. nomorenomore08 Jul 2013 #7

I think it is a bit of both. TM99 Jul 2013 #9

Indeed DonCoquixote Jul 2013 #12

Thats what happens. Notafraidtoo Jul 2013 #14

It's Not a New Standard RobinA Jul 2013 #22

My kids are Millennials. They both have their shit together. calimary Jul 2013 #19

Did we read the same article? TM99 Jul 2013 #2

Young? DonCoquixote Jul 2013 #5

Again, different social groups apparently. TM99 Jul 2013 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author UserNSAv32 Jul 2013 #11

Welcome to DU, UserNSAv32! calimary Jul 2013 #27

The stereotyping of generations is so, so dumb. In the case of Gen X, the journalists are way off. reformist2 Jul 2013 #13

k&r for exposure. This is an interesting discussion. n/t Laelth Jul 2013 #15

We hire Millenials in our office. avebury Jul 2013 #16

I would like to put my gen-x stamp of approval MattBaggins Jul 2013 #17

I have never understood all of this generational labeling. I think it's silly johnlucas Jul 2013 #18

You make many valid points. TM99 Jul 2013 #20

As a gen xer, here is my braod brush of millenials arely staircase Jul 2013 #21

Agree With That Negative RobinA Jul 2013 #23

This Boomer RobinA Jul 2013 #24

I'm on the cusp of Gen X/Milennial tabbycat31 Jul 2013 #25

Every generation has its challenges. SheilaT Jul 2013 #26