There isn’t a fundamental aspect of the zeitgeist of any of them that is focused on actually fixing any of it though. Protecting themselves from the “hurt” of addressing our present circumstances. They reflect on their childhoods as hard (like boomers) but with reverence (like millennials)īut I think the singular thing that comes from all of this, is that the last 4 generations are very preoccupied with bracing themselves in various ways, like sailors on a ship in a storm. They’ll always remind you that they were “latchkey kids” and that their childhoods were filled with rampant divorce etc, yet they say it with pride. The most generational expression I get out of them seems to revolve around boomer tier “our childhood was rough and tumble” yet they remember it fondly. Gen X is a bit harder to figure out, they mainly seem to just try to “go away” and live their lives as if no one else exists. The demonic degradation and demoralization of the USA appears to have reached a nadir with the Zoomers.

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