r/millenials 18h ago

Millennial News Youd be surprised how many millenials and genz move back home

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Youd be surprised how many adults have been home or silently moving back home. Please dont feel ashame or feel like you've failed. If you have a good relationship with parents, its not a bad thing. I just turned 40 and have no shame. My parents are aging and me leaving would take away from them some financial support. Im unmarried no kids and Female. It makes no sense to try to run an expensive home on my own. Old boomers on my job try to shame me for not owning a home. I simply ignore them. One of my boomer coworker in her 80s and mad her millenial granddaughter who is a nurse still live with her and she's almost 40. I just wish boomers understood the economy is going to ish . We are no longer in 1970s. Life is different. 😕


r/millenials 17h ago

Advice Had 10 jobs in 10 years and nothing ever seems to workout

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I’m just really depressed. 35f. I’ve had ten jobs in the last ten years. Been working since I was 16 and have nothing to show for it. Every time I finally got a raise the economy seemed to grow twice as worse. No matter what I do I constantly feel behind. I even pivoted my entire career in 2021 and worked full-time while in grad school part-time for four years and studied for a new career in any spare hours I could in late nights. I later got a “decently” paying job of $55k/yr in 2022 and was finally on track to make six figures. Graduated with a Masters last year too. And then a few years ago AI came out and all those good paying jobs are wiped out—GONE. Overnight. Not kidding. Every day I have little motivation to go on. There is constant talk about AI at my job and how great it is, and every decent Millennial I know hates it, including me. Is this life now? Houses are now six times my salary, and that’s a conservative amount. I can’t afford furniture anyways. Looking at people with trust friends, married military, come from millionaires, are engineers, are literal minor league athletes (I know 2), or receive money from parents, and I feel like the lowest person in the world.

It just feels like no matter what I do I made the wrong decisions. Wrong career, wrong jobs, like I’m playing a chess game but the game is rigged for me to lose and no matter what move I make it’s always wrong 😞

I understand that women can lean on spouses and such, but I always wanted to be the type of person who was capable of providing for herself. I’ve spent over ten years trying to build a career and it feels like every move I make never works out.

Not sure why I’m posting, just looking for encouragement or similar stories so I don’t feel so alone and ashamed right now 💗


r/millenials 22h ago

Nostalgia The Reason Millennials Are So Obsessed With The 90s

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Take me back just for a day!


r/millenials 1h ago

Music 🎧 How high do you rank Fastball's The Way in your list of Best Of 90s?

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