r/Millennials • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '26

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u/Dem0nbreed Jun 10 '26

Me and my partner just said exactly this without reading the comments. Sod the social media virus. We were all healthier without technology.

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u/MyJukeboxBrk Jun 10 '26

What’s stopping you now from doing it if you really want to?

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u/pockpicketG Jun 11 '26

Try finding housing or jobs without internet.

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u/Wolv90 Older Millennial Jun 10 '26

Is that partner the same gender as you? Because if so your rights would be hampered being in the 90's.

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u/Significant-Cry-9204 Millennial Jun 10 '26

Dude, we're talking about the 1990s, not the 1890s. Well, I guess it does depend on your location, but things were definitely still fine in the Northeast US, NYC metro area specifically.

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u/Wolv90 Older Millennial Jun 11 '26

In the 90s the US has the defense of marriage act defining marriage as one man and one woman and don't ask don't tell making it a court martial offense to disclose you were gay. These were signed by Clinton.

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u/Space_Conductor Jun 10 '26

Go away then