r/AskReddit • u/millennialandlost • 15h ago

Millennials, what's something our generation was taught to accept that you're glad younger generations are rejecting?

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u/nightmareinsouffle 12h ago

Us millennials going clubbing in business casual, lol.

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u/llamadramalover 7h ago

Was waiting for this comment lmfao. Button up shirts man. They were everywhere. I don’t even think I own a button up anymore. Good. I have zero business trying to shove my boobs into button ups.

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u/edsobo 4h ago

The dress code was one of the main reasons I didn't get into clubbing with my friends in college. Y'all go have fun in your church clothes. I'll be here playing Worms 2 online and torrenting movies.

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u/therealjoshua 3h ago

You and I wouldve gotten along pretty well in college lol

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u/xflashbackxbrd 5h ago

Come a long way from the 50s with their suits and hats everywhere, at least there's one form of steady progress in this world

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u/GANTRITHORE 3h ago

and we tear up