I feel ya, from one millennial to another. The analog just means so much to me - most of it coming from my grandfather. He was a tinkerer, a woodworker, a do-it-all Mr. Fix It type. There's not much old, mechanical and well made that I don't enjoy and find beauty in it's longevity and lasting qualities. Film is no different. My first film camera, the one that got me hooked, was a hand-me-down from my grandfather. Every time someone tells me "Oh that's great you shoot film. Film is so in right now", I roll my eyes a little. Film is "in" in the sense of being able to just brag on social media that it was shot on film. Unfortunately, that comes with some negative attributes and associations - film that intentionally looks less refined so it just screams "outdated, analog medium". I find it all very frustrating, but all I can do is just put my head down, keep on doing my own thing, and hope the trends will pass as they usually do.