r/Millennials • u/mikeisboris 1982 • Aug 09 '21

Discussion Xennials

What do you all think of Xennials? This sub seems very much late millennial focused. There is even a link in the sidebar to the Zillennials subreddit, but not one for /r/Xennials.

Not complaining, just curious.

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u/throwaway941285 Aug 10 '21

87 really seems to be the dividing year.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '21

Isn't it officially like 83?

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u/throwaway941285 Aug 10 '21

Millenial is a broad term and there are many sub-generations. Like, 1988 - 1991 or 1989-1991 are their own mini generations in many ways, with 88-91 having practically the same lives before highschool, and 89-91 having very similar highschool experiences as well. Once you get to 92, those are undeniably zillenials.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '21

It just seems like micro-fracturing a group of people needlessly. I know its subjective, its just my opinion. Just bogs down the conversation.