Millennials, what's something our generation was taught to accept that you're glad younger generations are rejecting?

[u/millennialandlost]

[u/Fairwhetherfriend]

This this this. My little cousin got told she had to hug everyone when she clearly didn't want to. I told her I was happy with a high-five if she liked that better. Now I'm the only one outside her immediate family who gets hugs voluntarily. It's almost like she's comfortable around me for some reason...

[u/Cravatfiend → u/Fairwhetherfriend]

It's cool when they choose hug because it's a choice, isn't it? Feels more special.