nope. and neither are you. So one of the things the demographics world has been slowly getting to gain traction is splitting the millennial generation. There is no consensus on when that generation starts. If you look in the academic world, there's some that say the millennial generation started as early as 1978, others say it didn't start until 1989. But they ALL agree, that the people born between 1978 and 1989 have different stereotypes, traits and other differences that vary between them and those born in the years 1989 thru 2004. So one thing that recently is gaining traction but hasn't fully been widely accepted is defining a new generation, called Xennials for that gap between the end of Generation X and the beginning of the true, stereotypical Millennial. Based on the facts and track able data, I buy into that hypothesis. There's a literally crap ton of data that shows that split and that those born prior to 1989 actually are close trait wise, thought wise and other areas, with that of the Generation X than those of the later part of the millennial Generation.
