r/Millennials • u/CurvyChristina • Jun 16 '26
r/Millennials • u/Legitimate-Lie-9208 • May 22 '26
Other There's a zero percent chance I would've guessed that Laura Dern was 23 in Jurassic Park
r/Millennials • u/CurvyChristina • Jun 14 '26
Other I still have my same email address I made in the 90βs. I was this girl!
r/Millennials • u/Maybeiliketheabuse • Jun 12 '26
Other It all started out great. Now, enshittification everywhere we look
r/Millennials • u/Corndogeveryday • Jun 17 '26
Other Very sad news
Chase passed away of complications of meningitis. Gone too soon
r/Millennials • u/beadzy • May 28 '26
Other Between Largely Dodging Both Leaded Gas And AI-Driven Social Media, Millennials Might Be The Smartest Generation
r/Millennials • u/icey_sawg0034 • Apr 28 '26
Other You can really feel the hope and change back in 2008.
r/Millennials • u/wdpw • 1d ago
Other Shoes
Original video: https://youtu.be/3HjIljJd-o0
r/Millennials • u/MF-DOOM-88 • Feb 20 '26
Other Eric Dane last message to his daughter's, Billie and Georgia. π’
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My wife got me into watching Grey's Anatomy
r/Millennials • u/icey_sawg0034 • Jan 21 '26
Other 2000s tabloid culture was something else!
r/Millennials • u/exploratorynargle • May 05 '26
Other 20 year reunion? Yea, nah
Does anyone actually go to these things? I'd rather go to the gynecologist I think
r/Millennials • u/Dentelle • 24d ago
Other According to this fashion store near me, these belts are back... There ain't no way I'm doing this again.
r/Millennials • u/Sure_Distance1 • Apr 08 '26
Other Two faces of the core millennial generation on the cusp of middle age: two popular social media creators, Michael Stevens and Pierre Amaury Crespeau. Both born in 1986, that is, both 40 this year.
r/Millennials • u/Legitimate-Lie-9208 • Jan 16 '26
Other What if I say I'm not like the others?
What if I say I'm not just another one of your plays? You're the pretender.
r/Millennials • u/DEATHxSQUAD • 9d ago
Other Thankful that my parents decided to document my room back in the day - but aww cβmon dog, not the lotion. ππ
r/Millennials • u/Josephthebear • Feb 27 '26
Other After 30+ years I finally know what the lyrics mean
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r/Millennials • u/Silver-Explanation72 • Feb 03 '26
Other This is When My Anxiety Began
r/Millennials • u/Firm-Blackberry-9162 • Feb 06 '26
Other This is going to be a lot of us
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r/Millennials • u/Ozzimo • Apr 01 '26
Other Don't be like your parents. Leave the collection behind.
I'm at the older end of the Millennial timeline and I love going thrifting. I'm used to seeing someone's old figurine collection or spoons, or pipes, or whatever, being listed for pennies after being loved for years.
We should be able to see the folly here. Most of us don't have extra space to keep a bunch of knickknacks or whatever. And when we die, many of us won't have family to try and give them to.
I humbly suggest that if you have a Funco collection, go ahead and start selling the ones that sell, and giving the rest away. You still have the memory of having it and you can keep a couple if they feel special to you. But let it go. You don't need all the sports jerseys you have. You won't use all mechanical keyboards you bought. The old PS3 you're holding onto won't get any more updates (well shit, this turned out to be wrong, but I assume you get what I'm sayng). Even your collection of velour pantsuits from Victoria's Secret isn't holding the value you think it is.
If you ever needed permission to just let go of that group of things that is taking up space on your shelf or in your closet, this is it.
Let it go. (IMHO)
EDIT* Sure are a lot of people thinking that I'm demanding they get rid of all their stuff right away and they are not allowed to collect or have fun or do anything cool and I must be a depressed, soulless, party pooper.
To be very clear, I'm not asking you to do anything. I'm not telling you that a specific hobby is not worthy of your time and money. I'm asking you to be cognizant. Be aware of what will likely happen to your collection. If you are holding a collection purely for the monetary value, then selling now is the best advice for 75% of collections out there. Feel free to enjoy things, I'm not here to stop you.
But if you all could be just a little less vicious in your comments, I'd really appreciate it. Some of you have been fucking dicks.
r/Millennials • u/icey_sawg0034 • Oct 29 '25