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He's literally 22 I'm 26. Lmao he said wow you're a millennial you're old and irrelevant
Is this normal?
"Old and irrelevant".
Imagine thinking you're relevant because of your age instead of any actual merit.
Id say your opinion matters more because atleast your brain is fully developed
My dude it’s 23 and I’m 28. We have quite a good time.
Sorry your dude is a cunt.
What would make you believe this person who is only 4 years younger than you?
Anything that starts with an online influencer is invariably ill-founded, attention-seeking bullshit, and anyone who jumps on their bandwagon is showing themselves to be a fool.
Apparently you can now tell someone is over 25 if they have a side parting. As a young looking 24 year old I’m delighted to hear this news as I can finally signal to people that I am in fact a grown adult and not a student at the local sixth form college!
You could call him young and immature in return. And it'd be more valid too, since you wouldn't be basing it on merely his age but on his way of thinking.
It's normal. I'm 36, early years of the fine millinial generation. We are seen as lazy and bums by boomers.
Is this another one of those "people 25 and over are no longer in their prime" posts?
If 25 is middle aged, my 32 year old ass must be elderly. I demand my senior discount! 10% off delicious pancakes at iHop is such a steal. Seriously, I want pancakes. They're on my brain now. XD
I always find it so weird when people panic over aging. Yeah, it'll suck when it happens, but it's going to happen eventually. XD
You may have read 1WeirdGuy's comment as flippant, but what he said is true: neuroscientists have indeed found that, on average, the human brain doesn't finish developing until the mid-twenties. In some people the process completes a few years sooner, and in others a few years later, but the odds are that the 22 year-old is physiologically and psychologically still an adolescent, while you are an adult.
And how much attention do you think a mature adult should pay to the blathering of an adolescent?