Anonymous wrote:
Was going to post this too. I was born in 1972 and my husband in 1960, and we don’t have the same cultural references, but he also doesn’t relate to my boomer parents. There is another generation sandwiched in there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it depends who you are born TO. I was born in 74 to Boomer parents. My youngest aunt was born in66 to Greatest Generation. She is definitely a Boomer (although outside your window).
Sorry you are incorrect. It has to do with when you are born, not your parents. I am 1966 and my parents were Silent. I am still Gen X
No you're not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think it depends who you are born TO. I was born in 74 to Boomer parents. My youngest aunt was born in66 to Greatest Generation. She is definitely a Boomer (although outside your window).
Sorry you are incorrect. It has to do with when you are born, not your parents. I am 1966 and my parents were Silent. I am still Gen X
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was born in July of 64 and I do not identify with either.
Me exactly.
Anonymous wrote:I think it depends who you are born TO. I was born in 74 to Boomer parents. My youngest aunt was born in66 to Greatest Generation. She is definitely a Boomer (although outside your window).
Anonymous wrote:I was born in '62 and definitely don't feel like a boomer. At least, not by the defining aspects of boomers: the Viet Nam War, the 60's, the sexual revolution, etc. I think I have more in common with gen x, but not quite.
Anonymous wrote:I was born in 72, so definitely a generation Xer, and I always find it strange when demographers consider people born in the early 60's as baby boomers. I mean technically they may have been born during the time of an elevated birth rate, but they have nothing else in common with older baby boomers. It seems to me that generations should consist of people who shared a common culture when growing up. My parents were boomers born in the late 40's and they spent their high school years in the pre-drug, pre-sexual revolution era. People born in the early 6o's can't even remember that world. I've always considered those born in the early 60's to be honorary Xers.
Anonymous wrote:I was born in July of 64 and I do not identify with either.
Anonymous wrote:Baby boomer equals anyone born between 1946-1964. Sorry- you can run but you cannot hide.