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I don't see anything wrong with how we used to be
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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Mate, that is a whole lot of projection and assumptions in one post. You do you, but I hope someday you learn that being able laugh at yourself is a strength not a weakness.
Man, if you are in your 40s and still clinging to this idea that you've never done anything embarrassing in your life, have never teased a buddy for something stupid they have done, and feel the need to get all self-righteous on me for enjoying friendly banter between strangers then I don't know what else there is to say here.
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There is a reason "learn to laugh at yourself" is a recurring quote from many people.
This is all this is, to learn to laugh at your younger self. No one is saying your feelings or thoughts as a teenager are invalid but perspectives and priorities change when you get older and the things that make you feel and act that way will seem trivial and therefore silly.
There is a reason this is a recurring theme between generations. Sorry but your generation is no different. It is not bullying, it is learning to look back at your younger self and see that the difficulties you were facing were relatively trivial even if they didn't feel that way at the time.
Also please remember your sentiment the next time you see one of these memes "attacking" millennials. Basically the way you've formed your argument here is that this meme in this OP is "bullying" millennials.