>>305598Zoomer here, the time period we grew up with was lightning in a bottle. I can't relate to millennials and later Zoomers. It seems as though we're a forethought generation as Zillennials, like the Jones generation.
We're just a blip on the map, something that happened, but quickly forgotten.
It's funny because most modern media is compared to what we grew up with and latter generations, yet we have to live with everything that comes after, and as you know, it's utter garbage.
Everything new that we see isn't meant for us, but the intended demographic doesn't care for it, so it just feels like demoralization propaganda, which it is.
I don't know what to tell you other than you're opinion doesn't matter.
Jokes aside, we were just a microcosm in the grand scheme of things and we're now adults, people expect you to not care and just feel nostalgiac.
There's really nothing to look forward to, unfortunately.
Truth is no one is going to look back nostalgically on the 2020s. It's a time where times are changing for the worst, Zoomer males are living in a scarcity enviorment, and most males are just second class peons not worth more than the occasional glance of disgust that is evoked by passerbys.
I think the Mouse Utopia Experiment tells us clearly that history isn't a linear path of events, we're truly in the end of times here.