I alternate between trollish amusement at people writing so seriously about these vague generational labels, and quiet horror at the fact that people actually b

I alternate between trollish amusement at people writing so seriously about these vague generational labels, and quiet horror at the fact that people actually believe it. I have much more in common with randomized Zoomers and Boomers than I have with the the people I went to high school with. Believing in "Generational identity" makes you a mark, no different from someone who believes Pro Wrestling matches are not predetermined.