Martha Stewart does not like the snowflakes. Says they are lazy.

She's probably uninformed

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•According to Iconoclast, a consumer research firm, the first Millennials were born in 1978.
•Newsweek magazine reported that the Millennial generation was born between 1977 and 1994.
•In separate articles, the New York Times pegged the Millennials at 1976-1990 and 1978-1998.
•A Time magazine article placed the Millennials at 1980-2000.

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What is a millennial?

It sucks that I am considered a millennial just because of my birthdate. This term has such negative connotations and I for one do not feel like I fit into this group. I am not easily offended, I do not own skinny jeans or any ironic clothing, and I work my butt off for everything I have.

Do any other "millennials" feel the same way or am I just taking crazy pills?

A former thugPOS calling out the lazy.

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sucks that I am considered a millennial just because of my birthdate. This term has such negative connotations and I for one do not feel like I fit into this group. I am not easily offended, I do not own skinny jeans or any ironic clothing, and I work my butt off for everything I have.

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You should consider "identifying" as another generation

I didn't know Martha Stewart was a model. IWHI

Although she is more than likely a real bitch, she is a super smart woman who knows her sh*t and how to market herself.

Who cares, woman is a criminal.

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According to Iconoclast, a consumer research firm, the first Millennials were born in 1978.
•Newsweek magazine reported that the Millennial generation was born between 1977 and 1994.
•In separate articles, the New York Times pegged the Millennials at 1976-1990 and 1978-1998.
•A Time magazine article placed the Millennials at 1980-2000.

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I'm sorry, but this is such bullshite. Someone born in 1976 would be 41 right now. That's clearly Gen X. And on top of that, I don't think Millenials and Generation Snowflake are the same. Really I think the generations are much shorter than they once were.

Gen X- 1961-1981
Millenials- 1982-1992
Snowflake- 1993-2003

There's just such a sharp divide between Millenials and Snowflakes it's pretty astounding. My generation wanted freedom above all else and really don't give that much of a damn about security so long as they can live the life they see fit. They only live with their parents if they can't afford to live outside of their home with the lifestyle they want.

Snowflake though actively want to have parents around at all time policing what they do. Big Brother is a very attractive idea for this generation. Security from the outside real world is their primary concern and want to delay reality at any cost. The thought of entering the real world is frightening for them. They're a bunch of babies and still think of themselves as children.

Now the first year of this generation has graduated college and are about to go into the real world. They're going to be a nightmare. Sure my generation got high and said frick the rich when we couldn't get jobs, but the Snowflakes will bring their militarized bitching to the workplace where no one will want to hire them. The divide is sharp and palpable between my generation and the Snowflakes.

I was born in '78 and I am definitely in Gen X. Gen X is the last generation who grew up disconnected from the world. I had a beeper in high school and I didn't use a computer until my roommate in college had one.