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Right now, Generation X just wants a beer and to be left alone. It just wants to sit here quietly and think for a minute. Can you just do that, okay? It kno
by jeffool 15y ago
Right now, Generation X just wants a beer and to be left alone. It just
wants to sit here quietly and think for a minute. Can you just do that,
okay? It knows that you are so very special and so very numerous, but
can you just leave it alone? Just for a little bit?
I always considered myself "Generation X", born in 1980, but this is everything I hated about us. When I was younger, I used to think that our early weary discontent and constant barrage of bullshit endured (as outlined in this bit) would eventually lead to a head that erupted in discontent. I thought Seattle 99 was going to be our beginning, not a solitary moment. But now, the Occupation trends younger, all my contemporaries only visit Facebook, and we want some peace and quiet when others complain, saying how we had it worse, while calling them self-absorbed.
I can't think of a worse sentiment than to want to take some time and relax. But hey, here's a plus: maybe I'm younger than I thought.
- pohl 15y agoHow in the name of J.R. Dobbs and Richard Linklater can you be a member of Generation X and not appreciate the quest for slack?
- jeffool 15y agohaha, I'm not opposed to it as a rule; I can enjoy doing nothing as much as most. I just especially hate it when coupled with calling others self-absorbed. I guess I always saw it as a result of unhappiness, and expected that unhappiness to eventually manifest into anger and action, rather than just a self-righteous bitterness.