Gen Z Roasts Every Single Thing Millennials Like To Do, And It Gets Personal

Gen Z-ers are known for their cancel culture. Really, a lot of the stuff they cancel is super justified and we should all be proud of their BS detectors. They have brought so many issues to the forefront and seem to truly be instigating positive change in our social discourse. But also... sometimes it seems like they get way too particular when it comes to canceling things, especially pertaining to millennial trends. They are BRUTAL when it comes to anything millennials like, and boy does it feel personal.

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Okay, but why is this completely true. Millennials, it's time to be real. The word adulting does get thrown around a little too often. Why is that a thing? Did millennials invent the term? Or do they just really love the way it rolls off the tongue?
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Okay, what's wrong with loving a good cheese board? They are delicious! Oh no, is dairy canceled? I heard that regular milk was but I had no idea that it had extended to all dairy products. I'm not ready for this kind of information.
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