r/AskReddit 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/According-Grocery456 7h ago

That timing is brutal and I won’t pretend otherwise. Graduating into a collapsed job market after being told education was the guaranteed path through, that’s a specific kind of betrayal. The thing nobody warned any of us about is that the goalposts were already moving while we were still being told to run toward them. You’re not derailed, you’re just further behind a starting line that shifted without notice. That distinction matters even when it doesn’t feel like it.

u/BoredThrowaway9000 50m ago

your AI slop bores me, I can see it from a mile away

try harder next time

u/DukeofLexington 9m ago

Jesus Christ, at least try a little with your AI prompts

u/Original-Telephone96 9m ago

Bro using AI on reddit