This came on On This Day, but I didn’t want this public as my mother has since been on Facebook and it wouldn’t look-good if she saw this…
Deep Secret Coming Out (Facebook Note, 2018)
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A Ten Year Follow Up on my Resentment to Millennials (They’ll Pass On as Useful Idiots)
I have written about Millennials on and off for the last decade plus, but I haven’t really followed up on this said generation that I technically fall into, but for the longest time I related to Gen Xers until they were worse than millennials and started to sympathize with Generation Z instead.
Can we call these 100 Million Millennials the Cluster-B Generation instead?
I still standby my belief to the point that I have said in other venues that of the 100 million or so Americans between the ages of 42 to 29, 80% should’ve been sent to a trash can of an abortion clinic. Millennials are extremely as narcissistic and unempathic like they were in their twenties a decade ago. What I’ve realized is…
“Community Based Supports” and a Millennial autistic abandoned by said “Community”
I’ve beaten up the lies and bullshit of Community Based Supports for the longest time for people who age out of SPED and land into the adult services world and how SPED is more stereotypically a welfare state than services with the “Medicaid” name.
What the hell is a “community”? How much should “family” be as a support system? Is the “community” inclusive or exclusive and private and isolated? The hell does it really mean practically?
The Blue App kills communities!
The inability to network IRL, to get a job, to meet new people was put on a heavy burden, but then I realized while I was being gaslit, defamed and often slandered in “confidential” documents, by hack rich white folks, like that fucking DINO, I realized the hard way, it was the “community” that failed. Continue reading
“Bystander Effect” on the Class of 2005 “Stay Classy”
My originating graduating year in Londonderry, NH (of which I was not a student of Londonderry High) would’ve been 2005, the graduating year where it was dubbed “stay classy” (a reference to Anchorman).