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The term 'Xennial' was coined just for people in your demographic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xennials https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xennials

• jandrese 8y ago
  For some reason the Gen Y label never stuck. It was the thing back in the 90s and early 2000s, but then just faded away for no reason in particular.
  • dragonwriter 8y ago
    Because Millennial was catchier; Gen Y only made any kind of sense in relation to Gen X, not independently.
    • jandrese 8y ago
      But Gen Y wasn't the millenials. Millenials came after them. Gen Y is the kids who grew up with computers and early Internet/BBSes, but not the pervasive information brokers that millenials know. Back when the internet was pseudononymous by default and nobody really knew how anybody was going to make money with it. Theme song: Smells Like Teen Spirit. Maybe they should have been called the grunge generation.