people who buy into a narrative that arbitrary "generations" of people are fundamentally different from others are morons and i would not listen to them
people who buy into a narrative that arbitrary "generations" of people are fundamentally different from others are morons and i would not listen to them
I don't necessarily, but it just seems like so much reactionary, RL flamebaity content is brought to my attention
people who buy into a narrative that arbitrary "generations" of people are fundamentally different from others are morons and i would not listen to them
I've learned to tolerate drama...except on the boat
also there's a lot of bitching about smartphones and "whining" and I think "like you aren't thinking 'where was this stuff when I was your age'" or "don't all young people whine"
people who buy into a narrative that arbitrary "generations" of people are fundamentally different from others are morons and i would not listen to them
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Hint: you don't get to condemn any generation for being "emo" if your generation had Sandman.
This is beside the point but...that last one. It's always bizarre when people treat the Gregorian calendar as some universal thing, when each society has had their own way of counting years.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Like is it a millennial thing to just take a coffee straw and poke it around your mouth for the better part of 48 hours? Or is it a euphemism for caffeine addiction, but if so, why specifically the weekend and why put it like that?
Also I feel like "all the vodka and half the towels" is incredibly specific, like it's what his kids did to him or what he did to his parents and he's projecting.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
What even is a coffee straw? Who drinks hot drinks through a straw?
Eye contact is unsettling, texting while driving is a thing that causes people to die, and showing up to a job interview in flip flops is strange because wouldn't you show up wearing clothes AND flip flops?
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If anything this is the lack of faith generation.
This generation is awful and I hate it.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Only some of them are dead. Some merely sleep.
The distinction is almost inconsequential, but only almost
• I will show up on time.
• I will not shun comedians or college commencement speakers just because I don't agree with them.
• Just once, I will try driving without texting.
• Just once, I will try eating without texting.
• I will not consider the cilantro on my taco to be a vegetable.
• I will learn to laugh at everything, especially myself.
• When meeting someone for the first time, I will always look him or her in the eye.
• I will not burn bridges.
• Each year, I will pen at least one thank-you note, using what's left of my cursive writing skills.
• I will be resourceful, creative and authentic.
I try.
• I will vote. Always.
• I will (mostly) swear off smut.
• I will not be smut.
• I will learn all my siblings' names (even the younger ones).
• I will not spend an entire weekend exploring my own mouth with a coffee straw.
• I will learn to pick my battles.
• When I don't get my way, I will learn to roll with it.
• I will not go on a job interview in shorts and flip-flops, even if "this job is so beneath me."
• Nothing is beneath me.
• If my first-born is a boy, I promise not to name him Uber.
• When I finally move out of my parents' home, I will not take all their vodka and half their towels.
• I will not use crowd-funding to pay for my first car.
• If I can't afford car insurance, I won't spend $20 a day on coffee.
• I won't give only gift cards for Christmas.
• I won't sneak texts during funerals even if it's "totally boring and the dead guy is just lying there anyway."
• At holiday dinners, I will leave my phone in my room.
• All those T-shirts? I will wash them.
• I will not use pepper spray to season a burrito.
• I will not run up my credit cards.
• If I hate my new job, I will not fake my own death. I will give a full two weeks' notice like grown-ups usually do.
• I will force myself to finally make a phone call.
• In high school or college, I will get a part-time job. Even if it's beneath me.
• Again, nothing is beneath me.
• Well, most things are not beneath me.
• I promise not to text anything of life-changing significance: a marriage proposal, a divorce decree, a positive result.
• When I get my way, I will be grateful and not assume that I will always get my way.
• I will always remember Aristotle's quote: "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it."
• At least once a week, I will hug my mom the way I hug my friends every single time I see them.
• I will do nice things just because.
• I will live each day.
• I will sleep each night.
• I am entitled to nothing but that.
picking my battles