Reply #2: I was born in 1964 [View All]

[johnnie]

It is considered a "Baby Boomer" year, but I have always felt that the real "Boomers" had nothing in common with my generation.

The generations are split up by birthrates so 1964 ended a certain amount of births in the country. I don't feel a generation connection to my younger uncles and aunts and I don't feel a connection to the "Generation X" people. I look at my generation (culturally speaking) that I "connect" to are those born between 1958-59 to 1968-69. That's just me though. Maybe it is just because that is the age groups I hang around most.