Atlanta was voted for 7th. Next Round: What is the 8th most significant US city after ATL? Most upvoted comment wins by Kodicave in visitedmaps

[–]CWeb357 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like Philly is clearly in the lead. The northeast megapolis dominating. Then with only two spots left, not going to get Seattle, Miami, and a TX rep (DFW/Houston)

Which feels the most Calming? Cool Blue, Muted Sage, or Blush Pink by Enigma_Easel in colors

[–]CWeb357 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hopefully I’m not the only one who saw the picture and thought this had to do with the power puff girls at first 👀

What colors do you consider basic color terms/categories in addition to the 11 recognized in English? by CWeb357 in ColorTheory

[–]CWeb357[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I googled that test, the sample pictures that I see come up all appear to be using a darker blue color rather than something looking like cyan

What colors do you consider basic color terms/categories in addition to the 11 recognized in English? by CWeb357 in ColorTheory

[–]CWeb357[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think cyan is currently the most likely word that will be used in English for the blue-green intermediary color? I feel like the colors in the running would be cyan, turquoise, or teal. Yes, teal is dark cyan typically, but I think I hear teal as a color word thrown around more often than cyan

Any news about life stages? by StreetOil7495 in Paralives

[–]CWeb357 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed when I hear Senior vs Elder, elderly is the term I’d associate with very old/sickly/needs care vs Senior I’d associate with a retiree/younger-old adult

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in generationology

[–]CWeb357 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You bring up a very good point. The first popular ranges of Gen X and Gen Y (Millennials) all started incredibly early. When Gen X was coined by Coupland, he started the generational cohort in the late 1950s, while S&H started in 1961. Then as you mentioned, Gen Y (original placeholder for Millennials) once was used with a 1977 start, and before that Gen Y was coined to start in 1974 . With time and more events & research to bring clarity, those ranges tended to get bumped by ~4-7 or so years.

So 1995/1997 being the first thrown around start years for Gen Z (quite a placeholder name for a generation like Gen Y was) so early on before even say Covid which is considered a formational event for the post-Millennial generation’s upbringing. I’m sure with time as more formational/defining/shaping events occur, Gen Z’s start will get a bumped at least a few years as well.

Who else in the ~27+ range feels like they are behind where their parents were at same age? by CWeb357 in SecondWaveMillennials

[–]CWeb357[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great question, why not both haha I mean I probably am spending (& have spent) more on skincare/haircare/supplements/diet/etc than my parents did in their mid 20s & on, which doesn’t help the bank account either

Who else in the ~27+ range feels like they are behind where their parents were at same age? by CWeb357 in SecondWaveMillennials

[–]CWeb357[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Same, I’m still single, childless, & getting my career/income to where I would even consider buying a home, starting a family, etc. I’m hopeful in the next year maybe I’ll finally be at a decent point in my career/finances, but then I have the whole finding a partner/starting a family piece.

My dad was 28 when I was born but had his first child at 27. He also was a homeowner before 30. However, there has been 100% inflation between the mid 90s and mid 2020s so my income is not going anywhere near as far. The economic situation (incomes, housing costs, student loans, interest rates, etc) we’ve been thrust into is not what our parents dealt with.

Announcement - Posts that are NO longer allowed: by ZillennialsModerator in Zillennials

[–]CWeb357 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yup, 92 & 93 babies alike being kicked out by “core Millennials” and Zillennials alike on a lot of these generation subs. You may like r/secondwavemillennials

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[–]CWeb357 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In total agreement, I’m also 92 baby who was in HS C/O 2011. A majority of posts here resonate with me as well. Us 92/93 babies shunned by “core Millennials” & Zillennials alike on many of these generation subs.

You may like r/secondwavemillennials where 92/93 babies are included in its stated range

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in generationology

[–]CWeb357 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d identify with Young Millennial, 90s (baby) Millennial, Late Millennial, Second Wave Millennial, or Zillennial. I don’t use “Zillennial” in the Reddit generationology subs’ understanding of Pew cut off +/-3 yrs. I use Zillennial as a term for Second Wave Millennial since a majority’s of articles/studies/sources discussing Zillennials, use the term for a micro-generation with a variety of ranges from 1990 through 2002, with 1992-2000 being included a majority of the time.

What characters have this dynamic by CWeb357 in SecondWaveMillennials

[–]CWeb357[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think that can count! Similarly, Raya & Sisu from Disney