Millennials - Images

Sorted By:

A thread by @acczibit about millennials, social mobility, and the "Oldboy syndrome"

marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 Gonna be pretty common for millennials to realize they're old by way of young people flatly telling them since "natural" soft markers of aging like marriage, asset accumulation, their own kids growing up or career progression etc are simply not happening for a lot of them Jenna Sauers (hire me) O @jennasauers · Sep 15 i recently met a pretty zoomer who asked my age, then when i told her, she smiled benevolently and said, "that's so cool. i dig older people." and in that moment, friends, i felt a chilly wind whistle through my crypt, barely stirring the pile of dust that used to be my bones Show this thread 35 27 344 2.3K marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 The problem here isn't aging per se (since it's unavoidable) but that that aging process begets nothing. Millennials are just old zoomers. They play in the same league, as it were. If nothing changes, then in 1-2 decades zoomers will experience the same with gen alpha and so on 11 17 45 570 marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 Idk call it Oldboy syndrome or whatever. Dread caused not by the natural aging process, but by that time being "lost" in terms of progression or growth or anything that would differentiate one from younger people besides just being physically older and more bitter/cynical 27 30 398 7 marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 S--- is about to get way more acute over the following decade as the first zoomers graduated from college this year and will be competing with millennials over many of the same things on a large scale for the first time Be prepared to hear "ageism" a lot Timdog Chamillionaire @jackfruitstaken · Sep 16 Replying to @acczibit Lol remember when we thought the Millenials would be a lost generation and gen z would take all the jobs straight out of college 6. t7 17 256

marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 Gonna be pretty common for millennials to realize they're old by way of young people flatly telling them since "natural" soft markers of aging like marriage, asset accumulation, their own kids growing up or career progression etc are simply not happening for a lot of them Jenna Sauers (hire me) O @jennasauers · Sep 15 i recently met a pretty zoomer who asked my age, then when i told her, she smiled benevolently and said, "that's so cool. i dig older people." and in that moment, friends, i felt a chilly wind whistle through my crypt, barely stirring the pile of dust that used to be my bones Show this thread 35 27 344 2.3K marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 The problem here isn't aging per se (since it's unavoidable) but that that aging process begets nothing. Millennials are just old zoomers. They play in the same league, as it were. If nothing changes, then in 1-2 decades zoomers will experience the same with gen alpha and so on 11 17 45 570 marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 Idk call it Oldboy syndrome or whatever. Dread caused not by the natural aging process, but by that time being "lost" in terms of progression or growth or anything that would differentiate one from younger people besides just being physically older and more bitter/cynical 27 30 398 7 marquis de posade @acczibit · Sep 16 S--- is about to get way more acute over the following decade as the first zoomers graduated from college this year and will be competing with millennials over many of the same things on a large scale for the first time Be prepared to hear "ageism" a lot Timdog Chamillionaire @jackfruitstaken · Sep 16 Replying to @acczibit Lol remember when we thought the Millenials would be a lost generation and gen z would take all the jobs straight out of college 6. t7 17 256

acczibit oldboy social mobility oldboy syndrome

neither will help

Millennials watching Biden versus Trump on the news knowing neither will help us made with mematic

Millennials watching Biden versus Trump on the news knowing neither will help us made with mematic

trump biden debate /r/presidentialracememes tony stark

can't believe this isn't The Onion

Children's Cartoon Not Reaching Intended Audience of Queer Twenty-Somethings Full story: hard-drive.net

Children's Cartoon Not Reaching Intended Audience of Queer Twenty-Somethings Full story: hard-drive.net

hipsters cartoons animation

Time Magazine

TIME O TIME @TIME Millennials want jobs and education, not marriage and kids Kelly @kellyblaus Alternate headline: Y'all f----- up the economy so badly that we can't focus on marriage and kids because we're struggling to afford to live

TIME O TIME @TIME Millennials want jobs and education, not marriage and kids Kelly @kellyblaus Alternate headline: Y'all f----- up the economy so badly that we can't focus on marriage and kids because we're struggling to afford to live

time magazine marriage kids economy /r/murderedbywords

afraid of millennials voting

10:34 Thread Charlotte Gill @CharlotteCGill I really worry about <40s coming out in full force. They're infantilised by the housing crisis. No capital, no conservatism. Took the financial brunt of 2008 recession and want some respite. Understandable, but will lead to economic armageddon. YouGov O @YouGov · 22h YouGov Voting intention among 18-24 year olds Lab - 38% Lib Dem - 18% Con - 16% Green - 15% Brexit Party - 5% Voting intention among 70+ year olds Con - 58% Brexit Party - 14% Lib Dem - 14% Tweet your reply

10:34 Thread Charlotte Gill @CharlotteCGill I really worry about <40s coming out in full force. They're infantilised by the housing crisis. No capital, no conservatism. Took the financial brunt of 2008 recession and want some respite. Understandable, but will lead to economic armageddon. YouGov O @YouGov · 22h YouGov Voting intention among 18-24 year olds Lab - 38% Lib Dem - 18% Con - 16% Green - 15% Brexit Party - 5% Voting intention among 70+ year olds Con - 58% Brexit Party - 14% Lib Dem - 14% Tweet your reply

recession voting /r/selfawarewolves

unpaid work

news.com.au @newscomauHQ According to the general manager of Muffin Break, entitled Millennials have been given an "inflated" sense of self- importance due to social media and are no longer willing to do unpaid work to advance their careers. Muffin Break boss: Youth have 'inflated self- importance' news.com.au

news.com.au @newscomauHQ According to the general manager of Muffin Break, entitled Millennials have been given an "inflated" sense of self- importance due to social media and are no longer willing to do unpaid work to advance their careers. Muffin Break boss: Youth have 'inflated self- importance' news.com.au

internships unpaid /r/fuckthesepeople

spelling and autocorrect

NEWS Hawaii News Now NOW 1 hr e HAWAII Castaways don't just happen in the movies. HELP Castaways rescued after spelling 'HELP' with leaves hawaiinewsnow.com They must be from a generation that learned how to spell the old-fahsioned way without the assistance of auto-correct instead of those who only know how to type or text! -) 37 minutes ago Like · O 4. Reply

NEWS Hawaii News Now NOW 1 hr e HAWAII Castaways don't just happen in the movies. HELP Castaways rescued after spelling 'HELP' with leaves hawaiinewsnow.com They must be from a generation that learned how to spell the old-fahsioned way without the assistance of auto-correct instead of those who only know how to type or text! -) 37 minutes ago Like · O 4. Reply

stuck on an island help spelling autocorrect /r/deathbymillennials

slowing the economy

10:17 l 82% INSIDER Millennials are actually really good at saving – but it might be slowing down the US economy Hillary Hoffower, Business Insider Oct 8, 2019, 10:55 AM O in adid The Great Recession made millennials more risk-averse with their money. Edward Berthelot/Getty Images - Millennials are saving their money - but it could be hurtina the LIS. Party Hefty! SHOP NOW >

10:17 l 82% INSIDER Millennials are actually really good at saving – but it might be slowing down the US economy Hillary Hoffower, Business Insider Oct 8, 2019, 10:55 AM O in adid The Great Recession made millennials more risk-averse with their money. Edward Berthelot/Getty Images - Millennials are saving their money - but it could be hurtina the LIS. Party Hefty! SHOP NOW >

insider slowing the economy saving /r/deathbymillennials

scooters in the river

KATU News's Post So, these scooters end up in the river...and why? 4h Like Reply O Top Fan there were reports last summer of homeless throwing them in the river. Зh Like Reply it's not just homeless. It's millennials Зh Like Reply O Top Fan it's not homeless people. It's people who don't like scooters laying around everywhere and/or who hate the environment. 2h Like Reply Write a comment... GIF

KATU News's Post So, these scooters end up in the river...and why? 4h Like Reply O Top Fan there were reports last summer of homeless throwing them in the river. Зh Like Reply it's not just homeless. It's millennials Зh Like Reply O Top Fan it's not homeless people. It's people who don't like scooters laying around everywhere and/or who hate the environment. 2h Like Reply Write a comment... GIF

scooters river homeless /r/deathbymillennials

wine industry

craft beer wine industry /r/deathbymillennials

sexual recession

sexual recession cell phones no experience /r/deathbymillennials

the price of christmas trees

christmas christmas trees raising prices /r/deathbymillennials

anti-theft device

TRAIL RATED KQUIPPED MILLENNIAL ANTI-THEFT DEVICE Jeep ARÇ TIC 90°NO°W WITH

TRAIL RATED KQUIPPED MILLENNIAL ANTI-THEFT DEVICE Jeep ARÇ TIC 90°NO°W WITH

anti-theft device cars /r/deathbymillennials

country clubs

counsellink public.c os.google indiana.tylerhost citylab.com Why Won't Millennials Join Country Clubs? Golf-centric clubs are on the wane, even as private membership organizations for Millennials are re-emerging in urb...

counsellink public.c os.google indiana.tylerhost citylab.com Why Won't Millennials Join Country Clubs? Golf-centric clubs are on the wane, even as private membership organizations for Millennials are re-emerging in urb...

country clubs golf /r/deathbymillennials

too many coffees

The Wall Street Journal O @WS. 2d WSJ Fifteen years ago, a generation of baby boomers built their dream homes. Now they can't sell them. A Growing Problem in Real Estate: Too Many Too Big Houses wsj.com 1,928 27 1,194 4,294 Joe's Grab Shack @YourFriendCrud Replying to @WSJ They should spend less money on coffee and try pulling themselves up by their bootstraps and accepting a low offer just to get some experience selling houses under their belts.

The Wall Street Journal O @WS. 2d WSJ Fifteen years ago, a generation of baby boomers built their dream homes. Now they can't sell them. A Growing Problem in Real Estate: Too Many Too Big Houses wsj.com 1,928 27 1,194 4,294 Joe's Grab Shack @YourFriendCrud Replying to @WSJ They should spend less money on coffee and try pulling themselves up by their bootstraps and accepting a low offer just to get some experience selling houses under their belts.

coffee boot straps real estate /r/deathbymillennials

not playing in the dirt

Tweet Sky News O @SkyNews 2h Healthy young people are becoming ill with coronavirus, prompting concerns millennials may be more vulnerable than initially thought sky news Coronavirus: Concerns millennial COVID-19 cases could increase as young people become ill news.sky.com 109 2I 391 585 Replying to @SkyNews Because they never played in mud and dirt as children. Us children of the 70's and 80's got immune systems from actually going outside. 7:42 · 19 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android 55 Likes

Tweet Sky News O @SkyNews 2h Healthy young people are becoming ill with coronavirus, prompting concerns millennials may be more vulnerable than initially thought sky news Coronavirus: Concerns millennial COVID-19 cases could increase as young people become ill news.sky.com 109 2I 391 585 Replying to @SkyNews Because they never played in mud and dirt as children. Us children of the 70's and 80's got immune systems from actually going outside. 7:42 · 19 Mar 20 - Twitter for Android 55 Likes

immune systems coronavirus /r/deathbymillennials

typhoid millennials

7LASVEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL 20200CREATORS.COM TSALL ABOUT ME ASYMP TOMATIC SPRIN BREA TYPHOID MILLENNIALS.

7LASVEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL 20200CREATORS.COM TSALL ABOUT ME ASYMP TOMATIC SPRIN BREA TYPHOID MILLENNIALS.

spring break typhoid cartoons /r/deathbymillennials

spring break

Jamie Lee Finch @jamieleefinch WHO DO YOU PEOPLE THINK MILLENNIALS ARE, EXACTLY??? BECAUSE WE ARE NOT THE ONES ON SPRING BREAK. WE ARE IN OUR THIRTIES AND WE ARE YELLING AT OUR PARENTS TO STOP GOING TO CHURCH. F---. TIME TIME @TIME · Mar 20 "One of the things that terrifies me now is, as this is spread in the west is, there's this sense of invulnerability among millennials." Millennials aren't taking the coronavirus seriously, warns WHO's Dr. Bruce Aylward ti.me/3bgRJ3Y

Jamie Lee Finch @jamieleefinch WHO DO YOU PEOPLE THINK MILLENNIALS ARE, EXACTLY??? BECAUSE WE ARE NOT THE ONES ON SPRING BREAK. WE ARE IN OUR THIRTIES AND WE ARE YELLING AT OUR PARENTS TO STOP GOING TO CHURCH. F---. TIME TIME @TIME · Mar 20 "One of the things that terrifies me now is, as this is spread in the west is, there's this sense of invulnerability among millennials." Millennials aren't taking the coronavirus seriously, warns WHO's Dr. Bruce Aylward ti.me/3bgRJ3Y

spring breakers 30 year olds coronavirus time /r/deathbymillennials

panic buying

COVID-19 has taught me that there are 3 types of people in this world: Type 1: Generally middle aged-older. Supplies are already at their house. They have a sense of responsibility and preparedness. They don't have to go anywhere, they sit and watch the chaos. Has 50 rolls of TP because they caught it on sale 6 months ago. Makes fun of type 2 & 3 people. Type 2: People that flip out over anything, could be any age- buys things randomly for no reason to make them feel better. They buy everything. They empty stores. They are unprepared for anything, at least they know it and act upon it now. Has 50 rolls of TP because they bought it today. Generally doesn't make fun of anyone, but fights with other type 2 people. Type 3: Millennials (mostly)- no preparedness. No urgency. Mad at type 2 people because they bought everything. Thinks that people should leave things in stores for them. They show up 3 days too late and take pics and complain. Probably received participation trophies. Should learn some preparedness. Has 1 roll of TP. Complains about type 2 people, doesn't know type 1 people exist.

COVID-19 has taught me that there are 3 types of people in this world: Type 1: Generally middle aged-older. Supplies are already at their house. They have a sense of responsibility and preparedness. They don't have to go anywhere, they sit and watch the chaos. Has 50 rolls of TP because they caught it on sale 6 months ago. Makes fun of type 2 & 3 people. Type 2: People that flip out over anything, could be any age- buys things randomly for no reason to make them feel better. They buy everything. They empty stores. They are unprepared for anything, at least they know it and act upon it now. Has 50 rolls of TP because they bought it today. Generally doesn't make fun of anyone, but fights with other type 2 people. Type 3: Millennials (mostly)- no preparedness. No urgency. Mad at type 2 people because they bought everything. Thinks that people should leave things in stores for them. They show up 3 days too late and take pics and complain. Probably received participation trophies. Should learn some preparedness. Has 1 roll of TP. Complains about type 2 people, doesn't know type 1 people exist.

panic buying lessons covid-19 /r/deathbymillennials

fine china industry

FOXBUSINESS.COM Millennials threaten fine china industry with total lack of interest O Like Comment A Share 4 1 share This is because none of them get married, they have roommates in their 30s and 40s and act like children. What a piss poor generation 12h Like Reply It's because they eat out of paper bags or paper plates or paper boxes, never sit at a table eating the street on the train on the bus drop the paper and keep working so they don't need China

FOXBUSINESS.COM Millennials threaten fine china industry with total lack of interest O Like Comment A Share 4 1 share This is because none of them get married, they have roommates in their 30s and 40s and act like children. What a piss poor generation 12h Like Reply It's because they eat out of paper bags or paper plates or paper boxes, never sit at a table eating the street on the train on the bus drop the paper and keep working so they don't need China

fine china industry /r/deathbymillennial