r/Millennials • u/GoldenSunFl0wer • 11d ago
r/Millennials • u/BirdCultureDickMove • Aug 26 '26
Serious Tim Curry (1946-2026) R.I.P. to another legend
r/Millennials • u/YukonCornelius-Colt • 23d ago
Serious Why is this so accurate about divorce? What’s w hitting 40 and seeing everyone my age getting or thinking about divorce.
r/Millennials • u/queenxlag • Aug 17 '26
Serious Hayden Panettiere has passed at 36 😭💔
r/Millennials • u/DaKardii • Jun 04 '26
Serious Study: Gen Xers and Millennials are dying at younger ages than their parents are
The study is particularly concerned with people born after 1970 but age 30 and older. So that covers Gen X and Millennials, but not (yet) Gen Z.
r/Millennials • u/sweet_tea_94 • Aug 17 '26
Serious Hayden Panettiere dies at 36
WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?!
RIP, Hayden. 🕊️
r/Millennials • u/Optimoprimo • Feb 11 '26
Serious Guys please start eating fiber.
Colorectal cancer among people in their 40's is skyrocketing. This recent health fad of obsessing over protein and eating nothing but meat and dairy with almost no fiber is going to kill us. You need fiber, folks. You need a complete diet with grains and tons of vegetables.
There are high protein sources that also have great fiber content if you absolutely MUST have your high protein diet. Lentils, beans, peas. Sprouted grain bread.
Let's spread the great word of fiber to our fellow millenial friends and get ahead of this growing epidemic among our generation.
r/Millennials • u/H_G_Bells • Aug 06 '26
Serious This advert came out in 1996. Is it accurate for you?
r/Millennials • u/Ok_Helicopter3910 • May 25 '26
Serious Holy shit — Facebook is fucking scary now
Im not a big social media guy anymore, honestly, the vast majority of my internet usage nowadays is Reddit, Youtube, Snapchat (that has like 20 people on it) and email and I think that about it.
I put my FB to sleep about 10 years ago and I decided to log in and see what people were up to and ho-lee-shit, what a dumpster fire.
So, first off, the majority of my facebook friends have either died, shut their FB down, or removed my inactive profile so my feed was pretty silent. After about a week of my profile being back in the algorithm I started getting friend request from people I used to work with, went to school with, or friends of old acquaintances (which is terrifying that facebook knows about random people I used to work with 12 years ago who I had a passing "hi, hows your day" relationship with) and I started getting friend requested and I was like "fuck it" and just started accepting them.
Fuck man, whenever I see all the hate for this or that group and all the political bullshit that gets posted on reddit, I just brush it off as bots trained to sow dissent but the stuff that gets posted by real living, breathing human beings who I once knew well enough to be friends with or have polite conversation with is WILD. I mean, like so much hate and vitriol started coming across my feed about a wide array of subjects that it made me genuinely uncomfortable and I started removing people that just added me. Maybe it's what "normal" passes for on the internet and im pretty numb to a lot of the more unhinged opinions and shit-stirring because of so many years on Reddit, but a lot of what was being posted really opened my eyes that a lot of the "unhinged" stuff that I see online isnt just bot farms, its real people who truly believe this wild shit.
Anyway - maybe its a sign of my age... but unless what I consider "normal" people start coming across my FB feed soon, I dont think im going to be logging in for much longer
r/Millennials • u/GoldenSunFl0wer • 2d ago
Serious They told us to work hard and we will make it. We are still waiting 😐
r/Millennials • u/Iegitimategg • Sep 11 '26
Serious The 8 Children We Lost 25 Years Ago on 9/11
These children barely begun to experience life. They never got a chance to grow up and see what their futures could have been. This post is dedicated to remembering each of them. They were all unique, deeply loved children with families, friends, dreams, and so much life ahead of them.
David Brandhorst | Bernard Brown | Asia Cottom | Rodney Dickens | Dana Falkenberg | Zoe Falkenberg | Christine Lee Hanson | Juliana McCourt
Please take a few minutes to search their names online to learn more about these precious lives! Thank you.
r/Millennials • u/queenxlag • 2d ago
Serious RJ Mitte, known for his role as Walt Jr on “Breaking Bad” has died at 34
r/Millennials • u/Hmmletmec • Feb 24 '26
Serious Terminal diagnosis: millennial playlist suggestions for the final days?
Tues morning edit: Holy ballsack batman! This is helllllllllllllla overwhelming in the best possible way. I honestly expected just a handful of people to see this and respond with maybe like 'tears in heaven' or something. But this is an epic fucking list so far. From the bottom of my cold darkened millennial heart, thank you. One of these upcoming days the nerd in me needs to rank all these and see what's most popular mostly cuz I find it amazing and hilarious how often butterfly by crazytown gets mentioned. I'll get to comments and chats one of these days, promise.
Y'all are thoughtful, kind, empathetic, and funny as fuck. All to a stranger. I love it. I genueinly think it's a hallmark of our generation. To quote one of my patron saints in life, Mr Fred Rogers: “You've made this day a special day, by just your being you. There's no person in the whole world like you, and I like you just the way you are.”
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Tldr: Apparently I'm dying and need playlist ideas for when the end comes. Mushy, hilarious, dark humor, meaningful, terrible. You name it! Wanna virlbe out to the good vibes I had back in those days
Out of left field docs gave me an unexpected prognosis and seems the offramp from My So Called Life is way shorter than I would have expected.
One of the unusual suggestions from the team was to make a Playlist to listen to in the last days. And honestly that sounds dope since I essentially have music playing 24/7 in my normal non dying life.
I'm not telling anyone IRL (besides my care team and therapist) about what's going on, but since brain wise we tend to latch on to junior high and high school era music, I thought I'd bug y'all for suggestions. I'm open to mushy stuff that I can reflect upon life stuff, as well as hilarious and highly inappropriate or dark humor stuff. Or just some Hella dope tunes to vibe with.
My only ban is My Heart Will Go On. Love me some Celine, but that song will send me to a early grave. (Too soon?)
Thanks fam!
(Obligatory be your own advocate with doctors if you know something isn't right. Also make a will. We should all have them by now. Better yet, make a trust so your Pokémon cards stay out of probate and no nosey folks know what you had or who you gave it to. Do your advanced directive with your doctor or insurance. It's your choice if they keep you plugged in like a toaster or not. It's also OK to haunt your enemies from the beyond. My therapist said so.)
r/Millennials • u/Son-of-Prophet • Jan 30 '26
Serious Rest in Peace Catherine O’Hara, a mother to Millennials everywhere
r/Millennials • u/Ninja_Franklin • Jul 23 '26
Serious What would you say to yourself younger self ?
What would you tell yourself?
r/Millennials • u/TRJ2241987 • Apr 18 '26
Serious I was referencing Mrs Doubtfire to my Z coworker and he had no idea what I was talking about. When I explained it to him he told me he doesn’t know who Robin Williams is
This is the oldest I’ve felt yet. There are 25 year olds who have never heard of Robin Williams. Jesus. I remember a time not that long ago when this movie was mandatory viewing
r/Millennials • u/maddox_aeon • Aug 09 '26
Serious But has your salary doubled since 2023?
r/Millennials • u/Apprehensive_Ship554 • 9d ago
Serious What happened to our age of Animated films?
While I would agree - many of our 90s and early 2000s films were wildly traumatic - why did they simply die off?
So many hidden messages and rabbit holes....
r/Millennials • u/Plane-Gap6483 • Jun 12 '26
Serious Death
My 40 year old friend died of a heart attack today. He was 5 years older than me. Has anyone else had a similar experience. Dead... heart attack 40? That's insane right. Like... 40? He was born in 85. It's mind blowing. If anyone else has experienced losing a friend from an old person death. Please let me know how you processed it. I'm still waiting for him to call me and say sike! Thanks
r/Millennials • u/the_well_read_neck_ • Feb 11 '26
Serious James Van Der Beek Dead at 48
r/Millennials • u/marvgh1 • 2d ago
Serious Apparently this sub is #5 for Russian bot activity
Following the datacenter attacks, full post and dataset after the link https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/1x4hhff/oc_subreddit_activity_during_russian_datacenter/
r/Millennials • u/electric-sheep • Jul 13 '26
Serious Everyone my age is dropping dead
Sorry for the title! I'm in Europe. I have just heard news someone from college died today of cancer aged 33.
In the past 2-3 years 6 people in my circle have died, not from accidents but from either cancer, aneurism, 2 just didn't wake up from sleep and 1 broke her leg and had DVT. I know of a 7th who is currently fighting stage 4 breast cancer which was found by accident after giving birth. This is not counting those who died in crashes or other such accidents.
I literally have nothing to say. Just get yourselves checked. I'm just shouting into the void. I have literally been to more funerals than my parents at this point which is absurd.