>Be a weird and socially inept generation>Wonders why they get treated oddly, and everyone acts weird, awkward, and strange around themIt's almost as if you chose this. When you tell people something as ludicrous as there being more than two genders, o

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Chud aUGjKgPv 12/10/25 (Wed) 04:58:39 №2514205 [Quote]

>Be a weird and socially inept generation
>Wonders why they get treated oddly, and everyone acts weird, awkward, and strange around them
It's almost as if you chose this. When you tell people something as ludicrous as there being more than two genders, or act like a retard. How do you think people are gonna react? Just know it's your fault.

Eskimos HJuD4^Tr 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:01:03 №2514208 [Quote]

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You say this as a millennial cuck fucking loser who did nothing but propagate the spread of post war modernism and incessant faggotry.
Mind you most cuckolds are millennials since gen Z are hyperaware

Chud AbmRcYIP [VPN] 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:02:06 №2514213 [Quote]

the 2 gender thing was some retarded millennial college thing which then became something about muh pronouns

Chud 3QdR2Yzp 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:02:27 №2514215 [Quote]

Nobody choose to be born in whatever generation i guess we all just have to live with it and suffer until the better time comes around.

Minnesotan Orthodox!!7PVmJUxNNM xXwmKsPE 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:02:43 №2514216 [Quote]

Every generation after boomers (including most boomers themselves) are entirely socially inept

Chud TO4!Z^Sr 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:02:45 №2514217 [Quote]

>>2514205 (OP)
The mind virus began with boomers and their hippie stuff doey.

Chud mgvWisUj 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:05:20 №2514223 [Quote]

>>2514216
I'm the only person my age capable of organising anything in my friend group, or reaching out, or doing literally anything

Chud aUGjKgPv 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:09:30 №2514246 [Quote]

>>2514216
Yet, society thrived in the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s. Everything has consistently been on a decline since 2008. I wonder what the difference is?

Minnesotan Orthodox!!7PVmJUxNNM xXwmKsPE 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:11:13 №2514254 [Quote]

>>2514246
I really wouldn't describe the 80s through 2000 as "thriving" but it certainly was better than what we have now. I would guess 9/11 was what changed things.

Chud VmnHcpO5 [VPN] 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:16:37 №2514276 [Quote]

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>>2514208
>gen z are hyperaware
>hyperaware
Please tell me you're not actually serious

Chud aUGjKgPv 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:22:25 №2514293 [Quote]

>>2514254
>I really wouldn't describe the 80s through 2000 as "thriving"
The economy, the peak of pop culture, and the way people were able to converse with each other like normal human beings unlike today says differently.
>I would guess 9/11 was what changed things.
This is a myth. 9/11 was only contemporarily bad. By 2002 and 2003, most of the country had already moved on. When you go back and look at culture from 2002-2003, it doesn't look very different from the late 90's or 2000 and 2001. The so-called "War on Terror" and the war in Iraq as shitty and pointless as they were had very little to do with 9/11. One of the things I remember seeing from Americans at the time was how much the events of "9/11 wasn't gonna be detrimental to their lives and that they were gonna continue going on as normal". If it happened nowadays, the average person who engages in politics would never shut the fuck up about it. Example: Charlie Kirk was assassinated two three months ago today now and people are still talking about it like it was the worst thing that ever happened in the history of the world. Hell, people are still talking about nigger Floyd and that was 5 years ago. Move the fuck on already.

Minnesotan Orthodox!!7PVmJUxNNM xXwmKsPE 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:30:08 №2514302 [Quote]

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>>2514293
>The economy
…was better pre-Great Depression
>peak of pop culture
I really have to disagree with that, ESPECIALLY for the 90s.
>the way people were able to converse with each other like normal human beings unlike today says differently.
People were far more eloquent, polite and generally pleasant before this time.
>This is a myth. 9/11 was only contemporarily bad. By 2002 and 2003, most of the country had already moved on.
Eh, it was just a guess. I was born in 2007 so I really wouldn't know.
>Charlie Kirk was assassinated two three months ago today now and people are still talking about it like it was the worst thing that ever happened in the history of the world.
To be fair, people are also still mocking him and his death far beyond the natural lifetime of any normal meme.

Minnesotan Orthodox!!7PVmJUxNNM xXwmKsPE 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:33:17 №2514307 [Quote]

>>2514302
I don't know why pre-Great Depression is the first thing that comes to my mind, but the economy definitely had better times after that were before the 80s

Chud mgvWisUj 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:35:19 №2514315 [Quote]

>>2514302
Damn I'm older than you

Chud aUGjKgPv 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:37:11 №2514321 [Quote]

>>2514302
>Born in 2007
All opinions discarded

Minnesotan Orthodox!!7PVmJUxNNM xXwmKsPE 12/10/25 (Wed) 05:37:34 №2514322 [Quote]

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