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Jokes on you. I watched 9/11 in elementary school.
I was in my geography lesson, so I don’t identify either.
5th grade. I remember pre-9/11 I wasn't really scared of much, cause you know, there wasn't a lot to be scared of.
Watching it on live TV and everything devolved very quickly.
I think we're called Zillennials?
Probably "Millennials" hating that you're too young to claim their tag, and "Zoomers" hating that you're too old to claim theirs. Whatever. We are the mid-90s (even 90s) babies, and that's a cool name even if a little longer.
Millennials, anecdotally, do get really mad at you if you bring up being part of the Zillenial cusp. I had a whole group of them freak out on me for it once and insist that no, I was a millennial only. It was weird.
I'm honestly probably pre-cusp, but my siblings were cusp and Gen Z, so I track more as an old Zillennial.
Xennials?
Edit: oh, no, it's in the other direction.