Category: Xennials

But even though the Xennials were not as immersed in technology as the Millennials, they could still learn much faster than most Generation X people. Most millennia were in college with their career options ahead of them, but the Xennials had graduated with a mountain of student loans and had simply entered the world of work, giving them a greater chance of losing their jobs. The Xennials used coin-operated phones and landlines for most of their lives, and most only had a cell phone in their early 20s, while the Millennials often had a cell phone when they were children or teens. But as this event ripped the millennia of childhood innocence and the chaos of war, the Xennials were able to live their youth in peace and without worries. While Millennials have had Myspace and Facebook since an early age, most Xennials have survived childhood and even adolescence without any type of social media. The millennia are generally too optimistic and confident about the future, and although xenophiles are not particularly pessimistic, they certainly do not reach the same heights as the millennia. A generation refers to a group of people born and raised at the same time and in the same place as baby boomers. Although many people simply group them with the millennia, on closer examination, there are many differences that really distinguish them as their own generation. However, the Xennials didn’t have to worry about losing their homes, investments, or retirement like the Xers, so they may have gotten a little off the hook. Although your generation does not completely determine who you are, research has naturally shown that those born into the same generation have similar values, likes, and dislikes throughout their lives. This means that the Xennials have not had to face simultaneous pressure on the Internet from like-minded people and actions. While at the turn of the millennium, parents were obsessed with excellence and pushing their children toward impossible achievements, Xennials parents were much less intense, with more relaxed support for their children’s successes. Although everyone was affected, some people believe that the Xennials were the most affected. There are positives and negatives for each generation, but the most important thing is that you be true to who you are, no matter how the world around you changes. The Xennials have a very different attitude towards life.