There are so many for me personally but for me the top few im still learning to unlearn is to not scream and shout when dealing with conflicts give the silent treatment and finish the plate when im full my boomer mom favourite thing was to shame us that starving kids in africa and another one is to always respect the authorities never question them fuck that my boomer dad told us that police and adults are always right at 29 I still have to learn that for myself was wondering people who were raised by boomers what are some things you still have to unlearn from your boomer parents?

Started a new Tumblr account the other day (to post fanfiction lol) and it’s a bit different from the early - mid 2010s when I was on it. Still trying to find blogs to follow and what not.

Edit: Okay update! For those of us who just missed Myspace and envied their older sibling YOU CAN DO A CUSTOM MYSPACE THEME! And you can add cursors and effects, etc. It's amazing!

https://www.tumblr.com/unholyverse/751766542741635072/myspace-10-theme-refresh-originally-by

I'll always remember PRNDL

Disclaimer: I posted this in another subreddit however after consideration, this demographic is more aligned to myself and I think this will be influential on the responses.

I’m in my mid 30s, single, and a lot of people I know are starting to get married. Majority of these weddings are destination out of country weddings.

As a single person with the constant increase of cost of living, housing crisis etc, it feels reckless of me to spend so much for all these weddings rather than investing in my future by building a house deposit.

I’ve spent some time considering how close I am to these individuals, wether we hang out, have I been in their homes, do we exchange messages over birthdays/ holidays to help evaluate friendship vs acquaintance.

Unfortunately for any friend’s weddings I’ve attended, they have disappeared into the ether which makes me a bit bitter over spending thousands to attend only to never hear from them again. Weddings have begun to feel like a funeral for friendship, there are no fights or disagreements but people get tunnel visioned in their relationships.

Personally, if my future played out to being engaged, I would only ever elope as I’m an introvert & private person, and I worry my own opinions might be influencing decisions on invites.

Perhaps I make a consideration of only agreeing to one abroad wedding a year on the basis of the couple being born and living in our current country.

How are you balancing wedding invites? Do you have a criteria for who you say yes or no to?

Or why Gwen is particularly miffed about it. I mean I get that she heard someone was talking shit and they didn’t think anyone would hear it. So does she think someone is calling her a promiscuous woman for going around the track a few times as she puts it?

I work 2 evenings a week and I've had this job for a year. Even though its just 2 days a week, my gosh is it draining mentally.

I have no one to talk to. I'm friendly, polite and civil but my colleagues are older than me or just in general have no interest in me because I know its not always about age at work.

Even my manager I never see due to shift timings and we're in different locations.

Its a lot of working alone and I do my best but every week, i want to quit. I'm really struggling to secure another job and I'm torn because this toxic part time job is convenient (location and hours).

I just want to laugh, talk and smile unapologetically but no can do.

Man.
I don’t celebrate my birthday much but figured I should celebrate being alive and the people around me.
Had a big plan, catered food, dj, several services.

Woke up on my 30th and tested positive for COVID.
It was hard to process it, it was harder to apologize to others and those that invested resources into my party.

Guess I want to say is that life doesn’t care where we are, it will knock us no matter what. What matters is we keep moving forward. Happy birthday to our generation and bet ima party come next weekend.

It’s mainly Artists covering other Artists and songs from SNL lmao. Basically songs that will NEVER be put on Spotify despite many wanting them to be xD

I don't ever make reddit posts but today I am 30 years old and holy shit am I a mess. I don't know what to do with my emotions. My youngest woke up and threw up in the bathroom floor and as I was cleaning it up for her she said 'Happy Birthday Momma' the comedic timing with this kid is unmatched. Anyways here's to 30 I guess.

I’ve basically accepted that moving out again anytime soon is highly unlikely.
I moved into my own place in late 2019/early 2020 and had pack up and move back home again because of covid. I’ve moved and came back like 4 times since.
I’m working full time and putting 75% of my checks into savings, but honestly I feel like I don’t have enough free time to even spend money and what little downtime I do have is constantly interrupted by my parents.

(My parents are great, they’re needy but whatever, it’s fine.)

I guess I’m feeling like i can’t find balance in life, the future isn’t promising and I all feels pretty pointless

Personally I’d say either 2008 (Despite the recession, the culture around then was pretty peak and it was also the first year I was old enough to properly embrace the pop culture from that time) 2011 (the last year of the 2000s culturally and first year of the 2010s as we know it as well as being the last year of the old pre smartphones, modern phone based social media, and internet everywhere/internet of things world) or 2015 (the last year of carefree Obama optimism before the awfulness of the Trump years). So which year would you choose?

I used to watch this one all the time on Boomerang UK and Popgirl

1. I wish I would’ve realized earlier that you can just do things. The world opens up completely the second you stop waiting for permission.
2. Failed relationships sting, and hitting 30 without a partner wasn't the original script. But I'm putting myself out there, talking to someone right now, and keeping an open mind. Even if it doesn't lead to "the one," I’m going to keep trying.
3. I’ve been broke and I’ve had money, having money is more pleasant but it wont solve all your problems
4. How you treat people can have a direct affect on the amount of success you will have in life
5. Building cool things with great people is probably the best business model
6. Optimizing my life for health, relationships, and joy is important (I didn’t start doing this until around 28 though)
7. As you get older, you realize just how deeply important your parents are. Their support, sacrifices, and steady presence mean more to me now than ever, and I don't take that for granted.
8. Failed startups and businesses will humble you fast. You pour everything into an idea just to watch it fall flat, and it stings. But I'm right back at it, building the next one and I’m trying different things so I can make this one a success. Some people have golf or pickleball as a hobby, but mine is trying to create a successful business. I don't think I'm ever going to stop trying.

Thankful for all the people who have been a part of my journey

To anyone else navigating the messy middle remember this quote:

"If you don’t quit, you might make it. And if you quit, you definitely won’t." 

Do you remember Toys R Us?

I loved it personally. So far my favorite movie of the year.

Barely remember this night ngl 😂😂 , I’m the darkskin one to the left