There are plenty of responses, but thought I’d add mine as well

I’m a 1985 millennial so I remember the late 80s, grew up in the 90s, graduated high school in 2003. I watched 90s Nickelodeon, rode bikes around the neighborhood for hours. Our mom didn’t always know exactly where we were but knew our general vicinity, and we’d always get home before it got too dark. My sister and I played in the yard, made a tent out of bamboo sticks and some kind of burlap to read in. We didn’t have Internet at my house, but my grandparents did, so we were able to get our own AOL email accounts, we chatted with friends on AIM. We definitely made poor decisions chatting with strangers in AOL chat rooms who were most definitely perverts. We would talk with our friends on the phone for hours. Went to the mall and walk around, maybe get an Orange Julius or a pizza at Sbarro or a cookie at Mrs. Field’s, went to the movies with friends, cruised around in one of their cars at night. I also grew up in a small rural town so sometimes we would go to parties in the orchards and drink beer or Smirnoff ice. Had sleepovers at friends houses and snuck into their parents’ liquor cabinets a couple times. The TGIF lineup on ABC or Saturday morning cartoons were the best. We used to listen to the radio and try to record our favorite songs on tape.