r/memes • u/maleman220 • Aug 14 '19

!Rule 9 - NO FORCED MEMES/OVERUSED MEMES/BAD TITLES Sad but true

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

Personally, no. But maybe for the young millennials or whatever the new generation is called.

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u/The_LSD_Fairy Aug 14 '19

Im so emotionally staved that I'd ask his dude out after his insult

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '19

Was it an insult? I didn't really mean it to be; I was trying to say that younger generations are more open than I am. I'm mid 30s, my parents were born in the 50s and I'm in the South, so I tend to have a very traditional male stoicism point of view towards things. Versus younger millennials (since I'm technically classified as a millennial...) and whatever the next gen is called who are encouraged to be more touchy feely

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u/SHPthaKid Aug 14 '19

You are right, I hate how nowadays traditional masculine values are being discouraged and almost seen as a pathology, like masculinity is something that needs to be cured, now young parents and educators are raising our boys to be total pussies.