X, Y, or Z?

You call the people born between 1946 - 1964 the "Baby Boomers" a generation the followed the World war when the world has witnessed a significant rise in child birth rates and human productiveness, it's also the era of the birth of civil rights! Imagine that the world firstly got introduced to civil rights after children stopped to be silent and raised more children.

Baby Boomers tended to prioritize their careers and sought success through hard work. They were a generation that experienced economic prosperity and were major contributors to consumer culture. More children means more shopping

For people roughly born between 1965 - 1980 are the Gen X, who are your parents - if your a Gen Z or maybe Y-

Generation X is often characterized as the "Latchkey Generation" because many of them were raised in households where both parents worked, leading to more independent and self-reliant individuals, it's the generation that have seen economical fluctuations, job instability and the birth of the internet and much much more, all Of which justifies why such a generation has been labeled as the helicopter parent moving forward, being extremely afraid for their children's further future.

This is actually my personal favorite generation, although i am not a member myself, for the people born between 1981 - 1996, cool walkman and exotic life styles arising, the concept of a Rockstar and spirituality, the mellennials or the so called Gen Y are the diversity of all options and the sun of new beginnings.

They grew up in a time of rapid technological advancements, shaping their worldview and communication patterns. They are often described as optimistic, collaborative, and socially conscious. also known for valuing experiences over material possessions. Which makes them more cool

Born in the globalized era, kids from 1997 - 2012 hate to be called kids, they feel the overgrowth of their ego, and sick of parental control, confident, social and economical ... Wait are they?

Generation Z is the first generation to have grown up entirely in the digital age. They are known as "digital natives" and have been exposed to technology and social media from a very young age. They are characterized by their multicultural and diverse outlook, the most open mimded and supportive, however, unfortunately we struggle with social connections and meaning, first victims, of a social Dilemma.

generational traits and behavior patterns are generalizations, and individual differences exist within each generation. Additionally, the cutoff years for each generation may vary slightly depending on different sources and cultural contexts. As time passes, the characteristics of these generations may evolve, and newer generations may emerge with distinct traits and behaviors.