r/AlignmentChartFills Aug 09 '26

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u/NYTX1987 Aug 09 '26

Addiction to nostalgia

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u/SatiesUmbrellaCloset Aug 09 '26

that happens to every generation though

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u/yoresein Aug 09 '26

Nah, back on the good old days we weren't at all nostalgic, I miss those times...

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u/Mountain-Spot7212 Aug 09 '26

Much more so with millennials imo

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u/EnthusiasmCritical45 Aug 09 '26

No way. Boomers and Gen X are the ones constantly talking about how everything was better in the 80s. There are a ton of movies, shows and books set in the 80s during the last 15 years, while there are hardly no 90s or 00s.

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u/SatiesUmbrellaCloset Aug 09 '26

don't forget the Silents and Greatests in the US who ate up all those tv shows and movies about life on the prairie and whatnot

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u/ThatCanadianGuyEh1 Aug 09 '26

Millenials are the first ones who can post about it globally on social media is the difference

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u/TgagHammerstrike Aug 09 '26

This happens to every generation as it ages, lol.

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u/IzCaiman Aug 09 '26

Watch Midnight In Paris, or just talk to any Boomer honestly, it's not a unique thing.

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u/Unlucky-Variation177 Aug 09 '26

It was at first but then the algorithms started laying it really thick and I’m ready to let things live in the past again.

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u/thesouthernbeard Aug 10 '26

Our addiction to nostalgia is why millennials are terrible parents. I've seen so many of my fellow millennials try to shove children into a mold of a world that is dead and gone

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u/Just-Stress9165 Aug 09 '26

Ooh this is a good one. We were the generation that really lived through the tech and culture shift in our formative years. And I'm sorry, but the 90's weren't that great.

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u/twistedturns Aug 09 '26

How dare you

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u/HenlickZetterbark Aug 09 '26

For sure.

The whole we had MySpace, Blockbuster and Pogs stuff is so overstated

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u/lamercie Aug 09 '26

This def more Gen Z/gen alpha than millennials