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Which Generation are you?

Salty

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FAQ: What comes after baby boomers?

Greatest Generation born before 1926
  • Baby Boomers: born 1946 to 1964.
  • Generation Jones: born 1955 to 1965.
  • Generation X: born 1965 to 1980.
  • Xennials: born 1977 to 1983.
  • Millennials: born 1981 to 1996.
  • Generation Z: born 1997 or after.
  • Generation Alpha: born 2010 or after.
 

agedman

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Were those born from 1926 to 1946 the second greatest generation?

Maybe they were the greatest depressed generation?

:)
 

kyredneck

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My Dad, 97 years old, Greatest/G.I. Generation, fought in the Pacific WW2, suffered from PTSD up to when I was an adolescent (didn't know what to call it back then but explains a lot now). My youngest SIL, Generation X, 173rd Airborne did two tours in Iraq, one in Afghanistan, also suffered from PTSD, took about ten years to get him calmed down.
 

37818

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I was born in '48 and received Christ in the summer of 1962. Joined the U. S. Air Air Force in '66. On my tages I pondered what religion I should specify. Christian or Baptist, having been won to Christ through the ministry of a Baptist church. Well, I put Baptist. After my 4 years of active duty and was back home I joind that Baptist church where I was won to Christ. Summer of 1970.
 

Lodic

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Baby Boomer (born in 57). I think we should re-name today's kids either the "Lost Generation" or the "Entitled Generation". My daughter (born in 82) is intelligent and a hard worker. My SIL (born in 75), both lost and entitled.
 

kyredneck

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Generation Jones? Anybody ever heard of that before the OP?

What is Generation Jones? Difference between Genjonesers and Baby Boomers (marketbusinessnews.com)

"...Jonesers versus Boomers

Jonesers and Boomers have a lot in common. The two generations border each other. Both generations were children during a period of economic boom.

However, for the Jonesers, that changed during their late teens and when they came of age. During the 1970s, they faced a deterioratig economy due to the oil crises.

The souring economy and the Watergate scandal contributed to a changing cultural mood. In fact, the Jonesers’ experiences made them much more cynical than the idealistic Boomers.

Baby Boomers were teens and young adults during the decade of flower-power, hippies, and the Beatles, i.e., the 1960s. Baby boomers were all about ‘make love, not war’ and ‘peace on Earth.’

The term ‘keeping up with the Joneses’ formed part of the culture of Generation Jones. Young Jonesers coined the slang term ‘jones’ or ‘jonesing’ meaning ‘craving’ or ‘yearning.’

Jonesers had huge expectations in the sixties as children. However, as young adults in the 1970s and 1980s, they confronted high unemployment and de-industrialization.

Generation Jones acquired an unfulfilled ‘jonesing’ or yearning quality for the more prosperous 1960s...."
 
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