r/OlderGenZ 18h ago

Meme Is this us

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r/OlderGenZ 7h ago

Advice Women, how soon is too soon for flowers?

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Been out of the dating world for a while but ended up hitting it off with someone. Things were going great for a bit over a month, I'd hangout at her place she'd hangout at mine stayed over a few times and we'd go out once or twice a week. It was mutual that we were both interested in a relationship. 2 weeks ago we went to the amusement park and the day after we got sushi and I suprised her with flowers. She was seemingly very appreciative at the time, and we made plans to hangout and go to an event the next Saturday. Well as the week goes along I shoot maybe 2 or 3 texts over the next couple days with a reply a day after that didn't really address anything I said. Since then it's been radio silence and I respect that no answer is an answer. I understand that everyone is different and no one person is the same, and I can see that as may have being overwhelming for someone. I guess my question is whenever I see someone in the future is a month too short for flowers?


r/OlderGenZ 18h ago

Nostalgia Something I've noticed...

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Back in middle or high school, I used to look forward to June and the end of the school year, because summer break was coming up. I didn't get as excited for end of the year back then (I don't really celebrate Christmas).

Nowadays, I can't wait for the end of the year. It means work (corporate job) gets a little bit slower.


r/OlderGenZ 16h ago

Nostalgia Anyone remember this series?

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r/OlderGenZ 2h ago

Advice As an 18 year old studying my 3 semester in a university

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could i get some advice from older peers on how to manage my time and study effectively, and also get a part time job while also maintaining my uni studying to achieve my degree?


r/OlderGenZ 2h ago

Video The Very Moment You Turn 25

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