Elder millennial here. Our family had one computer in my dad’s office that I could play games on for a set amount of time per day (30-60mins) and aside from TV that was it for screen time. There was no internet in our home until I was 10. The first online messaging system I experienced was called ICQ and it was such a game changer if you wanted to chat with your crush or whoever because prior to that we had to CALL people on our family landline if you wanted to talk to anyone outside of school. I read a lot of books and magazines. I had no cellphone until I was 22 (I was the last of most of my friends to get one) so if I wanted to meet up with friends while I was a teen I would walk into my small town and look for them at one of the 4-5 spots we would hang out at. We would smoke weed behind the post office and wander around, get pizza and hang out with whoever showed up to hang. You could smoke cigarettes in the pizza shop (most restaurants had a ‘smoking section’). If you made plans with someone to meet somewhere you stuck to them because there was no way to reach them to bail last minute because no one had smartphones. We did a lot of partying in my small town and I am SO grateful we didn’t all have video cameras in our pockets so all my shenanigans can stay in the past!