True. I agree. I am... well, I'm not a fan of the Boomers.

I like your shoelaces.

Frozen Kale + Ramen = uh, maybe healthy?

It's not that we all didn't expect to struggle. It's that when you have up to $200,000 in debt while working a minimum wage job with little to no job security, that's not "character building". That's servitude. You cannot afford to pay off a house sized loan on minimum wage. You can't.

I agree. +1

I agree. It's not funny when people snark about the situation we're in - it seems none of us really know what the hell we're going to do with our lives. I know we'll survive, but most of us will not do better than our parents did.

I actually really like our generation. I'm a fellow Millennial, and I see a lot of positive aspects about our generation. As a whole, I think we have a lot of potential, considering that most of us had a dearth of opportunities when we entered the beginning of adulthood. All the new businesses in my poor, slum ridden…

My parents encouraged my sister and I to find our strengths and play into them. I knew what I wanted to do when I began high school. I prepared myself to follow my dream of becoming a director or editor for movies. I got into my media program at school a whole year early. I competed in my field in SkillsUSA and won at…

Yup, you and I are in the same situation. I understand completely. I would love to go back and get my bachelor's, because I loved college and learning. But it's just not something that I'm willing to take a bet on. Getting a more advanced degree won't guarantee me a job, and I don't want to go into any more debt to…

HALLELUJAH!

Biggest lie my school ever told me:

Yeah, I never understood trying to study the ethos of a generation when its still in high school. A better time would be, say, when we're all out of high school? When we're not all idiots? And have a little bit of experience to go off of? Just a thought, maybe?

I tired to compromise. When I failed to get into the very expensive film school I desperately wanted to go to, I went to a community college to save some money. Right now I've been waitressing while I figure out what exactly I am going to do with my life, and building more financially stable goals while I have the…

Missionary is like the most customizable position there is. Stick one leg over this way, throw it over a shoulder, cross your ankles at his shoulders, put your feet on the bed and make a fuckable bridge thing... so much fun. It's like a natural place to start because you can literally just mess around until you find…

My boyfriend had to explain to his crazy ex how her own reproductive system and birth control works. For a man who grew up religious, he had a pretty good sex-ed, thank god.

Fred Savage is the greatest actor in the world.

As someone who is interested in the Eastern religions, can you help me get a better idea of it? From my understanding, karma is (in the most simplest terms) do not do bad or evil things and do not wish bad on others, because it will incur bad on you. And accumulating bad karma will prevent you from reaching a higher…

Sounds like our towns/parents are about the same. My mother comes from a long line of strong-willed working women. It was natural that she was feminist. My dad, on the other hand, grew up in dysfunction, with more traditional roles and lots of conflict. He was thankfully able to remove himself from that, and had to…

This is such a privileged comment I can't even. What about the women who can't afford to buy all the cloth? Or hire _several_ castrati, let alone one? How are women supposed to defend themselves against rape if they can't afford these things? Do you think they deserve it?!