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Bret Easton Ellis’s Great Defense of Gen X
- aebtebeten 4y agoOK boomer (well, I should say something less dismissive. But I didn't find this a "great defense"; rather I found it tone deaf. Back when Ellis was a famous author, I didn't have the word "edgelord" in my vocabulary, but now I do, and it doesn't seem that age has added anything to his schtick. cf https://www.popmatters.com/134041-2496105038.html https://www.popmatters.com/134041-2496105038.html ) [Edit: upon reflection over: > ...there was none of this cosplaying or, like, loving anime. It was really wanting to move into the adult world.” make that shallow dismissal "オーケー Boomer-san"]