@Pyrrho @ChristiJunior @apropos
I just call millenials Yers, same age group and it's exactly as you say it is.
@LukeAlmighty
Also boomers can always rely on their irl network, their online persona is not as important as it is to the zoomer.
Just try to imagine it, your sexual life, your social life even your job all relying on your online presence ever since you were born.
I just call millenials Yers, same age group and it's exactly as you say it is.
@LukeAlmighty
Also boomers can always rely on their irl network, their online persona is not as important as it is to the zoomer.
Just try to imagine it, your sexual life, your social life even your job all relying on your online presence ever since you were born.
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@laurel @ChristiJunior @Pyrrho @apropos
>your sex life
Yeah... haha.... Just immagine 
@LukeAlmighty @ChristiJunior @Pyrrho @apropos
>While online life allows for complete resets,
Offline life also allowed for complete resets, and with much lower chance, almost non existent, for someone to spam your new circle with screencaps of your past.
>While online life allows for complete resets,
Offline life also allowed for complete resets, and with much lower chance, almost non existent, for someone to spam your new circle with screencaps of your past.
@laurel @ChristiJunior @Pyrrho @apropos
> with much lower chance, almost non existent, for someone to spam your new circle with screencaps of your past.
Again, this goes against the point of a reset.
@LukeAlmighty @ChristiJunior @Pyrrho @apropos
Yeah, but don't online screencaps have more staying power than years of irl interaction?
Yeah, but don't online screencaps have more staying power than years of irl interaction?
@laurel @ChristiJunior @Pyrrho @apropos
Jokes aside, that is a correct observation.
While online life allows for complete resets, we absolutely lack the offline version.