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Originally Posted by IndigoErth
It's not just a chosen letter. I'm not quite sure where it came from back then, though years ago I'd gotten the impression, having read things online (or magazines?) long ago, that it wasn't a positive connotation. That we were considered kind of a 'nothing' generation... A "lost" generation; throwaways; crossed out/X'd out in a sense, I guess, or lack of much identity.
Supposedly...
Can't copy past any text, but also saw this related bit...
edit: Apparently "Xennials" is also a name of those of us born late 70s to early 80s; us babies at the tail end of Gen X or the senior members of Millennials that don't 100% relate to the rest of our designated group.
http://www.businessinsider.com/xenni...-gen-x-2017-11 |
I’m part of the Xennials. I finally fit in someplace!
I remember playing Oregon trail, house phones and Napster.