LOOK AT ALL THE FUCKS I ACTUALLY GIVE

I need to know who is wearing Lilly Pulitzer aside from my grandmother.

Can we poors do more things to upset the waspy bitches? Because this was very entertaining. Oh noes! Target stole our fugly beach clothes!

Hot take: Lilly Pulitzer's clothes are tacky and horrible.

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Millennials have NOTHING on Boomers.

Every single thing that comes out of my baby-boomer father's mouth is:

I call us "The Lamest Generation."

I believe you.

THIS belongs in the scary stories contest they have every year. I am serious.

For what it's worth, I believe you.

Hey hey hey. Millennials are talked about like they're entitled brats but all the information shows we're the most conscious and hard working generation yet.

Ah, sweet Boomers. They went from "Trust no one over 30" to having the AARP scream "Ageism!" in almost every situation.

Agree completely. It's unbelievably rich to hear Boomers accuse other generations of narcissism considering they're the most narcissistic generation America has yet produced. Millennials have NOTHING on Boomers. These are the people who broke the country, tried to hand it to us, and when we went "uh, hey, this…

My mother was never physically abusive. Verbally and emotionally abusive was her thing. There are so many stories I could tell, but the one that really sticks out (and showcases her ability to bamboozle outsiders into believing her to be a saint) is my go-to story:

I've also seen generation x defined as early sixties to early eighties. Fritopie1 sounds like a good egg. I say we let her in.

I've felt the same way for a long time. They are "The Absolute Worst Generation".

Vagnoni is 56, a few years older than I am (I'm at the boom's end.). When she writes about the ideas boomers have about how parents should be treated, I have to laugh. Boomers treated their parents like garbage. They had tons of advantages. The kind no group before or since had.

I think sometimes abusive parents have a tendency to believe the lies they've told themselves about how wonderful their children's childhoods were. Particularly if their children turned out to be decent adults.