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Regretful 44-year-old retiree laments lifestyle, slams FIRE retirement strategy: 'I would give it all back to be in my early 30s living with roommates'

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Wholesome work from home employee gets lonely working 9 to 5, invites elderly neighbor to join her: '70 years apart, but lots in common'

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Disney adult mom goes on trip to Disneyland without her children, complains of 'mom guilt': 'But then you remember why you booked a trip without the kids'

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Millennials lament the decline of weekly social get-togethers their parents had: 'They didn't have social media or cell phones'

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Jaded filmmaker causes controversy trashing millennials who are a part of fandoms in their 30s and 40s: 'My most boomer take is that millennials did ruin a lot of things'

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Mom faces backlash telling fellow parents that she would love to use the same name as their newborn for her hypothetical daughter: 'I told her I would be stealing her baby name... I'm not even pregnant'

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Clueless man asks stay-at-home mom if she 'even' works 40 hours a week, faces roasting: 'Telling my kids it's 5 o'clock, so I'm clocking out'

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Staunch cheesemonger refuses sale of $2000 wheel of parmesan to entitled Gen Z rich kid: 'You think I can't afford it?'

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Stingy businessman catches heat after complaining 'unskilled labor' costs $32 an hour: 'If it was so unskilled, you'd do it yourself'

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Stringent newlyweds split opinion with 'controversial' rules they had at their wedding: 'I want my guests to actually remember this day'

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Selfish Gen Z festivalgoers face criticism for sitting at the stage barrier and watching Netflix on their phones instead of the musicians: 'I'm stepping on that burger, I'll tell you that much'

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Neat freak mommy influencer raises eyebrows bemoaning mess in spotless living room: 'No child lives in that house'

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Confused Gen Z works office job, complains that they get 5 days of work done in 2: 'Is this what life is going to be like for the next 50 years?'

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Vegan party host orders 4 vegan pizzas, forces his friends to pay for it because he apparently wasn't hungry: 'We aren't going to pay because we didn't order, didn't enjoy it'

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Self-centered remote working journalist complains about coffee shops having loud music: 'I can't hear myself think, let alone do Zoom calls here'

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'Why are the pages so filled with so many words?': Gen Z reader gets 34 pages into young adult novel, complains that it's too difficult to read