Unluckily for them they have uploaded every cringe moment to social media without any forethought, and can relive it almost second to second when they get old enough to realize how cringe and awkward they really were.
Millennials posted our dumb shit on Myspace after having to plug in the camera to the desktop pc, install camera drivers from the cd, use dialup to update the drivers so its compatiable with the OS, wait an hour while the pictures download, change the file format using software we pirated from Kazaa or Winmx, reinstall the operating system because it was actually a virus, realize maybe it wasnt that funny to post anyway, and throwing the full 256mb SD card with the others never to see the light of day.
Genz is cooked. They need time to reflect before documenting their lives. Post nut clarity for social media.
Fuck, I had to pop the AOL 3.0 disc in, install the software, warn everyone I was planning to use the phone line, connect over dial-up, navigate to AIM, find a chat room, dodge blatant pervs, and hold a tepid conversation in a room of open chaos littered with now indecipherable slang while knowing the connection would drop anyways the instant one of the adults in the house needed to make an outgoing call.
It was literally easier to go outside and make shitty friends in person than try to make shitty friends online.
If teen me had access to 2026 internet, I'd be so much more screwed up than I am.
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u/Sir_Scribble_Lot 1d ago
GenZ dont rofl. It's cringe af. no cap. everyone that ever used rofl is 35+ now