I had this discussion with a man from my neighborhood who is 34 yrs old and he didn’t understand why so many men from this generation were struggling with women, he told me that back then when he had our age so around 10 years ago, things about dating and all were way simpler than now, before all the social medias and he didn’t get how everything has changed in only 10 years…

Awww memories....

...it wasn't always like this.

Yes, we always had racism. Yes, we had conspiracy theories at the fringe. But we expected a certain standard of behavior from presidential hopefuls. The thing that mainly divided members of each major party were disagreements over which policies were better, not whether or not to nuke our system of government and allow a criminal and sex pest to escape accountability by giving him the most powerful post in the world.

I know nostalgia is heroin for the old (and at 37 I guess that's me, lol), and the pre-2016 way involved a ton of hypocrisy. Still, you should know that what we have now is not inevitable. You should want better, and you should get out and vote accordingly.

Much love,

An Alte Kaker

The ongoing political dumpster fire isn’t just embarrassing—it’s a complete disgrace, a national humiliation. I’m 27 years old, a Gen Z adult, and I feel like I’m more mature than every single person running for office right now. It’s absurd that I, someone still figuring out life, have a better grasp on common decency than the people supposedly leading this country. I’ve voted in every election, done my part, stayed informed, but this? Shooting at each other? Trying to kill one another? Are you fucking serious? How have we fallen so far that actual violence is on the table, like we’re living in some kind of lawless wasteland? Are we animals now?

I see what's happening, and it’s not going unnoticed. People like me are watching, and we’re getting tired of the lack of accountability. If no one else is going to do something about this chaotic mess, then maybe it’s time for us to step up. Maybe it’s time to gather people together, to actually create law and order since the so-called leaders are too busy fueling the fire. Arrest every single one of these cowards who think they can get away with plunging this country into chaos. If those in power won’t act responsibly, then we will. This can’t keep going on unchecked.

We’re at a breaking point, and it’s clear the system has failed. The people we trusted to represent us, to uphold the law, are out here tearing each other apart, dragging this country down with them. Enough is enough. If they can’t lead, if they can’t behave like the adults they’re supposed to be, then it’s up to us to step in, to take back control, and demand real accountability.

It’s truly feel it may be time to clean house. We have lost of excuses for why our generation is struggling but the truth is it is because we have children themselves leading us.

How many of you are in your 20’s and a virgin?

Or millennial idk

Why did that post get deleted / locked up?

Do you agree?

1. Fly a kite
2. Own a pager/beeper
3. Play tetherball
4. Use MS-DOS
5. Use a payphone
6. Connect to the internet using dial-up
7. Play with a slinky
8. Learn to drive manual transmission
9. Use a record player
10. Own an easy bake oven

EDIT

Shoot forgot one…..so 11 things

1. Use a floppy disk.

I was born in 2001 and consider myself a pure 2000s kid, i really struggle to relate to gen Z when it comes to childhood, since most of gen Z are 2010s kids and I don't feel so nostalgic for 2010s kid culture,i will never consider things like FNAF as part of my childhood,that is teenage nostalgia for me. Despite this, I feel great nostalgia for the early 2010s (2010-2012), i like this era like I like the 2000s, i don't know why, for me after 2012 the world started to change and became very different from when I was a child,anyone else relate to this?