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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm early 80s and don't really identify with either group. I wan't old enough to experience the 80s as a teen or 20 something which seems to be pretty formative for gen x, but I wasn't a digital native which seems like a defining thing for at least the younger millennials [/quote] Same. Also all the Gen Xers I know who were born in the late 70s claim you can’t be Gen X if you are born in the 80s, so I’ve never identified that way. Being on the cusp between generations makes you realize how dumb strict generational divides are. Especially because a lot of the things people consider generational are hugely impacted by where you grow up, your SES, and how you are raised. There are just a lot fewer commonalities than people think, even around stuff like tech adoption or social media. [/quote]
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