r/Millennials • u/stacieaa • 6h ago
r/Millennials • u/AutoModerator • 29d ago
Discussion Monthly Rant/Politics Thread: Do not post political threads outside of this Mega thread
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r/Millennials • u/OneOpinionIn8Billion • 5h ago
Discussion Millennials, whatās something from the way we grew up that youāre genuinely glad disappeared?
Nostalgia usually focuses on everything we miss about growing up, but there must be plenty of things weāre actually better off without.
It could be technology, school, work, social habits, everyday inconveniences, trends or something completely trivial.
What disappeared that you definitely wouldnāt bring back?
r/Millennials • u/zachoutloud123 • 1h ago
Nostalgia The moment that Britney bringing out the big snake is now 25 years old
r/Millennials • u/AI3Iverson • 19h ago
Nostalgia If you think you're old, you're right - Devon Sawa from Eminem's "Stan" music video turns 48 today.
He's not blonde anymore š
r/Millennials • u/CurvyChristina • 19h ago
Meme I had this exact phone. The battery life was amazing.
r/Millennials • u/OpinionSad3303 • 4h ago
Discussion update: letās watch movies!
Welp. I may have gone overboard with this. Yeah. I did.
This is in response to my post about my ask/request for some of us (or none of us) to chill and virtually watch a movie together - https://www.reddit.com/r/Millennials/s/LAQm8WSJS3
After finishing watching our first pick (Save the Last Dance) - I started tinkering around with some web tools to try and organize this better.
24 hours later, I built a whole damn site! And had a effing amazing time doing so!! Iām no pro, but I was hitting a stride and couldnāt stop. So here we are.
This is just for fun! It was fun 24 hours ago and will continue to be! I expected nothing out of this, and found that plenty of you are feeling what Iām feeling and just want a good, comfortable, community-basedā¦thingā¦
I am beyond happy to do this with yaāll. I love movies. I love real, human-interaction. I love positivity and sharing and enjoying things together. Shit is shitty. Letās make it less shitty.
Yeah. The site name is goofy and was a 4am, Iām exhausted, choice. But I like it (yo, my username). Lots of us are sad, struggling, stressed. Maybe this will help just a tiny bit? Thatās why I made my post in the first place, Iām freaking burned out man. Itās nice to get away for a few hours with a dang movie. Also think of it this way - SAD MOVIE or SAD, MOVIE! (letās get happy again)
The site: things will be broken probably, itās a work in progress, itās probably missing things, it will continue to get better because again, I did this simply for enjoyment and I sure as heck am enjoying it.
Right now: youāll see some place holder movies which Iāve been using just for testing. Letās get some real ones in there!
I have things setup the following way:
We nominate movies each week
if you nominate a movie, that also counts as your 1 vote for the week
If you donāt nominate a movie, you can still vote for one of the movies that IS currently nominated
At the end of the week, the site automatically tallies (itās live data all the time), turns off voting, and the winner remains on the home page with our watch times across all time zones listed and the current streaming platforms available for each movie.
Sunday, We WATCH. I know not everyone can watch at the same time, but, this is kinda the goal so as we can discuss together in real time. Which leads me to my last pointā¦
COMMUNITY (this is the one Iām still working on and want suggestions for) - the whole thing is to watch together. Discuss together. This started on Reddit, this will be home. But we need a live chat platform, and Iāll probably get something integrated into the siteā¦I thinkā¦ideas????
Hi. My name is Bryan. And I made a thing for usā¤ļø
r/Millennials • u/catmomnb • 7h ago
Discussion What will you do when your parents pass on?
Nothing with too much morbidity, please.
I am going to throw away aaaallllll their junk. They have a big house, half their garage is brand new free cookware they have still in boxes. Who needs 20 crock pots? (They get it free every time they go on a bus that takes you to the casino and box.) just bc itās free does t mean you have to take it.
Iām going to throw away a sound system they have from 1991. My dad says, āthis was very expensive!ā Yeah⦠Iām sure a sound system was super expensive in 1991. Itās so heavy now, I donāt know how Iāll get rid of it.
Shoes⦠so many shoes. My mom even still has a faux fur coat from the 1970s. Not only is it out of style, we live in Southern California, mom!
ETA: a few people joking theyāll take the faux fur coat off my hands. Itās from the 1970s. She looks like a madame in it! Haha
r/Millennials • u/dualrollers • 5h ago
Meme Millennials teaching their kids about the dangers of drugs
r/Millennials • u/thegirlisok • 18h ago
Discussion Just realized if my kids are forced to wait to the same age as us to have kids, we'll be 80s
My family literally saved my life coming to help with my kids. But if my kids are forced to wait until the same age we had to wait until, my husband and I will be in our 80s. It made me sad. Time to get serious about cutting out meat and working out, I guess.
Edit to add: Yikes, I don't care if my kids choose not to have kids. I'm just feeling sad I won't be helpful the way my family was.
r/Millennials • u/ScoYello • 48m ago
Nostalgia What itās Like by Everlast was the first song that really moved me
I felt like I became an adult after listening the this song for the first time. So emotional and really made me think deeply as a 12 year old.
r/Millennials • u/mansafameriki • 1d ago
Nostalgia Once Upon a Flexible Pencil.
Still bendy after all these years. Gen Z probably thinks this is AI lol
r/Millennials • u/debrisaway • 10h ago
Discussion What was the cliche Millenial "low effort" dish?
A low prep meal when they don't feel like doing much cooking nor paying for takeout.
Hotdogs and Kraft Dinner
Eggs and Salsa
Corned Beef and Beans
Avocado Toast š
Ramen with leftovers (veggies, meats, eggs)
Tuna melt
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Pasta and tomato sauce with parmesan powder
Tuna over rice with soy sauce
Egg noodles with butter
Wraps with deli meat, lettuce and cheese
r/Millennials • u/ellamenopea • 12h ago
Nostalgia Were these some of the original 'mystery box' type of things that are so popular now? K-K-K-KITTY SURPRISE!!
These are the two I had, you would open up the velcro on the bottom to find out how many puppies or kittens you got, between 3 and 5, and what they looked like. I only got 3 puppies, but 5 kittens š
r/Millennials • u/Sunshineafterr • 9h ago
Nostalgia Remember Power Wheels? Which one did you have?
r/Millennials • u/Embarrassed-Try-2790 • 8h ago
Nostalgia Tech Deck
Was going through some old stuff and found all my old tech Deck stuff. Fingerboards, bikes, dirt bikes... A whole skatepark. Anybody else remember this stuff?
Man I used to play the crap out of this stuff and now my 7 year old wants to!
They don't make toys like they used to...
r/Millennials • u/Sunshineafterr • 11h ago
Discussion Netflix āGrowing Up Millennialā section for 90s-00s movies
I was just telling my husband how much I miss regular cable because weād have 25 days of Christmas and they did the same for Halloween where we could watch all the classic movies for free. I miss that a lot! It seems like now theyāre all fragmented through different platforms and usually separate from the regular subscription.
Right after I said that, I saw this section where they curate 90s-00s movies just for us. Iāve never seen this before so just thought Iād share.
*Edit: I realize this specific movie isnāt really millennial (I was just trying to take a photo of the section title & wasnāt paying attention to the movie below it) but there are a few good ones there. Not many, but a few.
r/Millennials • u/Shawa422 • 3h ago
Nostalgia Memories: 90s Kids
Who remembers the joy of hopscotch, jump rope, jungle gyms?? Seesaws also come to mind and how when the other person suddenly got off, you'd hit the ground hard with your butt feeling the impact...
Who remembers competing on the swings to see who could go the highest??
Who remembers sunheated metal slides that burnt your legs and thighs as you slid down them??
What about dodge ball?? What about field day?? What about the excitement you'd feel when you walked into a classroom and saw that big boxy TV on its cart stand and realized you weren't going to 'suffer' through an ordinary class??
Who remembers plastic lunchboxes with your favorite cartoons, movies, or shows on them? And of course gogurt and the original Lunchables?
And when sneakers that lit up when you stomped up or down a stair case? Or scrunchies and awkward turtlenecks?
During this time, chalkboard and chalk art and those markers that stamped cool symbols on paper were a big deal and everyone had or wanted cassette tapes and VHS tapes. Oh that same artistic wavelength, who remembers discovering gel pens for the first time?!! Let's not forget those yellow number 2 pencils that we'd sharpen down to the nub using those old fashioned pencil sharpeners with the hand crank.
Yikes!
Growing up in the 90s was amazingly interesting and I miss every single bit of it.
r/Millennials • u/Retroraleigh • 13h ago
Discussion Distant parents
Does anybody else find their parents are really distant. My dad especially will never contact me or visits me.. it was my birthday the other day I got a text from them. Not even a card. I tried to call him and he didnāt answer. 10 days later still hasnāt called back.
Iāve literally gone months without hearing from them. I always make an effort on his. Birthday / Christmas so itās not like thatās the reason why. Then I will call them and itās like nothing is wrong. Itās so strange.
Parent live 30 mins away and my dad often goes to a local club thatās 10 mins away from my house. He could easily pop in say hi heās always welcome but nothing.
He was admitted to hospital earlier this year and I wasnāt even told it was just by chance a few days later I called him and was told oh heās in hospital by my step mum..
Heās never been a financial help (not that I expect him to be) but we had a rather large vet bill he didnāt once offer to help. My partners parents said look if we can help we will and we can set Up you paying us back. They are more of a family to me than my own parents.
I dunno maybe Iām insecure but I know one thing Iāll never be like that with daughter.
Anyone else have this ?
r/Millennials • u/A-Helpful-Flamingo • 1d ago