I'm neither a millennial nor a hipster.

I'm neither a millennial nor a hipster.

📖 Aaron Sorkin

🌍 American

🎂 June 9, 1961

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This statement reflects a desire to define oneself outside common generational labels and stereotypes. It hints at a sense of individuality and perhaps a frustration with being pigeonholed by trends or superficial categorizations. In today's society, where social groups often shape perceptions, asserting such a stance can be a way to emphasize personal identity beyond labels. It encourages embracing uniqueness and resisting societal expectations to conform to specific generational identities, fostering a more authentic self-awareness.

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