#me generation

State after state is closing down restaurants and bars -- places where the under 50 work because of our transition to a service economy. 50 and under aren’t in danger of dying if they get sick, its just another shitty flu. 

Older people have criticized Millennials narcissistic referring to us as 'the me generation', we're the people who started this selfie craze, we're obsessed with ourselves. Okay, we like social media and so do you, grandma! Also Millennials have been called snowflakes, Gen Zs and Millennials have been criticized for being too sensitive, caring too much about being 'peacy' and using trigger warnings or wanting safe spaces available to people who need it; or the fact that a lot of us are more open about our mental health struggles and willing to go to therapy and talk about therapy than past generations have been. Yes, we love our phones and memes but we're also really caring and compassionate people and we care about this planet and we're thinking of things in a global context, thinking about everyone and I actually think that were not narcissistic were not selfish, we're not thinking about ourselves because if we were we wouldn't give a **** about climate change, these other social issues or anything we have been presented with this terrifying world, and instead of succumbing to hopelessness we're doing what we can to bite back; we're trying to change the world, we're trying to fix these problems.

Separated at Birth?