There's No One Quite Like Grandma

Confession time: the author of this article is (probably just) a Millennial. Born in 1996 (the supposed cut-off year for the generation), I've spent years desperately trying to claw my way into the younger, cooler, less frequently derided "Gen Z" cohort. But it's time to face the facts – I owned an Atomic Kitten cassette, I went on trips to Blockbuster, I even remember a time when you couldn't use the internet when someone else was on the phone. I might not have been such a lost cause, had I been able to master even one TikTok dance.

Recent commentary indicates that Millennials (and likely Generation Z after them) are facing a unique set of issues unlike those endured by previous generations.