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In reply to the discussion: 1 in 3 Baby Boomers Say They'll Never Sell Their Home [View all]Liberal In Texas
(15,510 posts)43. Yep. I'm one of them.
I wouldn't mind moving to the west coast just to get out of red state hell, but there is no way to sell the one we're in and make enough from it to move and buy something that is anywhere comparable to what we have.
Besides, even with the old house problems here, we're used to them and have actually spent a lot of money over the years making things better.
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Gen X (1965-1980) and Millennial (1981-1996) birth year ranges have been firm for ages now.
Celerity
Jun 19
#16
I am within less than 2 and a half months of being Gen Z, but the widely accepted boundaries (1981-1996) for Millennial's
Celerity
Jun 19
#24
those are not widely accepted cut off years at all, whether informally or in academia
Celerity
Jun 19
#47
I have a standard reply when those shitbirds call . . . after making sure not to say "yes" . . . .
hatrack
Jun 19
#25
The house, although way too big for us, is paid off and we like the location. If a smaller one in a similar
Vinca
Jun 19
#23