Anonymous
7/17/2025, 5:03:26 PM No.937225513
Anyone else notice that millennials have grown more conservative in recent years?
At least, I (also millennial) have noticed more of a conservative shift in the last half-decade. But not necessarily "conservative" in the politic sense; rather "conservative" in a cultural or general way. Like the kind people fall into when they get older.
Where, for example, they're more sceptical of new things in favour of what they grew up with. Or personal responsibility become more of a pressing manner (while also harbouring disdain for those who don't follow it). Or an increased preference for order and stability than experimenting with change or new routines. Or gradual contempt for younger generations similar to how older generations looked at us when we were young.
Basically the kind of conservative temperament that creep up on you with age. Nothing big, but it's still depressing for a variety of (obvious) reasons.
At least, I (also millennial) have noticed more of a conservative shift in the last half-decade. But not necessarily "conservative" in the politic sense; rather "conservative" in a cultural or general way. Like the kind people fall into when they get older.
Where, for example, they're more sceptical of new things in favour of what they grew up with. Or personal responsibility become more of a pressing manner (while also harbouring disdain for those who don't follow it). Or an increased preference for order and stability than experimenting with change or new routines. Or gradual contempt for younger generations similar to how older generations looked at us when we were young.
Basically the kind of conservative temperament that creep up on you with age. Nothing big, but it's still depressing for a variety of (obvious) reasons.
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