First, we were accused of not being able to own a home because of avocado toast, by boomers who bought their first houses for $7. Read this article for free: Already have an account? To continue reading, please subscribe: * First, we were accused of not being able to own a home because of avocado toast, by boomers who bought their first houses for $7. Read unlimited articles for free today: Already have an account? Opinion First, we were accused of not being able to own a home because of avocado toast, by boomers who bought their first houses for $7.
Now we have gen Zs cyberbullying us about our skinny jeans and side parts and “being cringe.” Why is everyone so obsessed with millennials? Lately, members of gen Z have been nipping at our ankles. Specifically our ankle socks.
Apparently, ankle socks are a dead giveaway that you are both a ”millennial” and “old.” My sweet darling babies: I am 39 years old. This is not a gotcha.
I am (relatively) old! I have never been this old before and hope to one day be much older! Enjoy your sock tans! When I was in my 20s, I can confidently say I never once thought about the sock preferences of my gen X forebears. In fact, I don’t think I really thought about them at all — even though I definitely listened to all their music and definitely aped all their fashion trends. We millennials owed a debt to them, is what I’m saying, but we didn’t know that because we were young, and a cornerstone of being young is thinking you�.
