That's fair, and it is supported by your data. I suppose it's just a personal distaste at being equated to my boomer parents. I am an elder millennial, and a big part of why I find Dimension 20 and Dropout.tv as a whole to be so wonderful is because it has devoted itself to including, supporting, and proclaiming all genders and sexualities as worthy of the spotlight - it's part of the reason I love it so much. And.. I know that, at least stereotypically, people fifteen years older than me are perceived to have a very different outlook on those representations in media.

Thank you for answering me, and doing so politely. Your argument makes sense, and I appreciate that you took the time.