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Reply to "Per Harvard: Gen X is 1965-1984, Millennials is 1986- 2004, Boomers 1945-1964. Thoughts?"
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[quote=Anonymous]I was born a month shy of 1980. I think Xennial is the appropriate term here. I definitely feel different than my millenial coworkers who were born 10 years later, like we identify with different things in pop culture trends, etc.. They completely missed out on an 80s to early 90s childhood and all the related trends. They didn't grow up on a diet of 80s kids movies the way I did, don't identify as much with the Brat Pack, or Beverly Hills 90210 or Dawson's Creek. These were significant culture things for which some millenials do not identify. They were young kids when shows like Friends and Seinfeld were enormously popular. We do both share a love of Harry Potter, but they are actually the generation that grew up with Harry Potter as kids/teens so I discovered their fanbase for it is greater than my own as I read it in my mid 20s. [/quote]
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