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Just accept it dude
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Nope, they're not the same.
Boomers = Late 40s to Mid 60s
Gen X = Late 60s to Mid 80s
Millenial = Late 80s to Mid 90s
Gen Z = Late 90s to Mid 2000s/Early 2010s
GenX stops at 79. Millennials start at 80.
Xennial is basically a buffer between the two. Would be between 75-85.
I think we can all agree that Gen X starts with the end of the boomers in 1965, and that the end of millennials is if you weren't old enough to remember 9/11, so about 96-97.
The only disagreement is where the dividing line is between the two. I suggest the line should be Reaganomics, so early 1980s.
Uh no gen x ends late 70s
Thanks, I normally know that but got confused. Thanks for explaining and thanks to all those who downvoted my comment.
So maybe xennial is an older millennial? Either way, I identify as a whyennial from now on.