I love being a Millennial. It means I grew up during a time of rapid technological changes, balancing between the analog and digital worlds. I fondly recall the days of dial-up internet and the sound of AOL's "You've got mail," but also remember life before social media took over. We had the freedom to explore without the constant presence of smartphones, yet we were the pioneers of adapting to new technologies that shaped the future.
I'm part of a generation that transitioned from VHS tapes to streaming services, from bulky home phones to sleek smartphones. We witnessed the evolution of gaming from cartridges and disks to digital downloads and online multiplayer experiences. This unique position makes me less resistant to change, yet nostalgic for simpler times. I remember meeting friends at the mall without texting first and the thrill of developing a roll of film, not knowing how the photos turned out.