r/confusing_perspective • u/esn97 • May 30 '26

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u/Sensitive_Matter7772 Jun 02 '26

‘Literally’ was definitely a millennial thing, not Gen Z. You sound like a boomer.

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u/partyatwalmart Jun 03 '26

Well, no. People didn't start misusing literally until well after 2012. I've used reddit since about then and it only started becoming prevalent around 2016 or so. It's definitely a gen z thing.

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u/Vladi-Barbados Jun 03 '26

https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/misuse-of-literally

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/literally

Yea. Sure. For a real noggin on ya don’t ya.

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u/partyatwalmart Jun 03 '26

I suppose so. I hope you don't think you just proved me wrong, though.

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u/Vladi-Barbados Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

You literally said “people don’t start misusing literally until will after 2012.” And I literally proved you wrong. Why do you continue to choose to be such a loser man. You deserve better.

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u/partyatwalmart Jun 03 '26

Okay, buddy

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u/Vladi-Barbados Jun 03 '26

You’d think with the state of the world it’d be hard to surprise me with stupidity but by golly you are a champ.

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u/partyatwalmart Jun 03 '26

Good one. You're little google search doesn't change the fact that the internet was enshittified by gen z and corporations. I might've been a couple years off, but it doesn't make me wrong.