Millennials Are Sharing Stereotypes That They Hate To Be Exposed To

11. We can’t afford houses because apparently, we spend too much on avocado toast.
No, in the 80s and 90s houses were about 3 to 4 times the average annual income. Now it’s close to 10 (at least in my part of the world).

MeltingDog,Douglas Bagg

12. I’m getting really tired of hearing about us lying around expecting handouts and not working. Especially when it’s a situation where the person saying it is standing in a room with a lot of millennials, all of whom have jobs, which is every single time I’ve heard this said in real life. Like, who here is lying around doing nothing? Whose your example? Oh it’s your neighbor’s best friend’s cousins son, he doesn’t have a job and lies on the couch all day. Okay.

millennial stereotypes12ed11,Adrian Swancar

13. I’ve seen old people refer to generation x members down to junior high students as “millennials”, it just means “person under 50 who I don’t like”, apparently.

millennial stereotypesjessek,David Tran

14. I’m 31. I played golf with my father around Christmas. Before I got fired he asked how my job was going. I said it was ok, stressful, and they were giving me more responsibility. He asked if they were gonna pay me more, and I just laughed for a good few minutes. He had a bewildered look and said “well that’s how it’s supposed to work isn’t it!? You need to stand up for yourself and demand more money” I seriously looked at him and asked where he’s been the last 20 years. Employers don’t like you’re tone of voice, they kick you to the curb and get someone else willing to be their robot and be programmed to how they demand you act and carry out tasks.

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15. The use of the term “millennial” to refer to the general ‘young person.’

Josh4Rsd,Harry Metcalfe

16. When someone makes mention of some “challenge” teenagers are doing like eating tide pods and people are like “Ugg, millennials.”
Uhm, no. Just because 4-5 people did something stupid and then the news decided to take it and run with it and make it sound way more widespread than it is, doesn’t mean you get to generalize a whole generation.
Secondly, millennials are practically the age of the parents of the TikTok generation. It’s not a generic term for any young person doing something you don’t like.

stereotypesAnotherLolAnon,Hello I’m Nik

17. I just shoveled like 20 of my elderly neighbors driveways this morning after snowpocalypse. By Wednesday, while chatting they’ll talk about those lazy millennials like they’re still 20-year-olds. Bro, I’m 38 and got 4 kids and own the biggest house of this block. Am millennial. Can not convince them of this, ever.

The_user_of,Josh Hild

18. Like many, I am working from home. I’ll get a call from my mom “hey you are not working now, go do something for me”. Thanks, working from home is waaaay s***ter than going to “real” work, at least for me.
I do fit the stereotype of hating talking on the phone

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ooo-ooo-oooyea,XPS

19. As an american, its basically that we’re inheriting a system that nobody trusts us to run. All the people who represent us are 2-3 times older than us, the older generations are refusing or unable to retire which is preventing us from actually entering the job market.

ksk3,Darren Halstead

20. When people call teens and early 20s millennials. That was like 10-15 years ago.

millennial-stereotypesAlokir,Jeswin Thomas