Every generation has its blind spots, and Gen X had plenty. The decade that gave us grunge, dial-up internet, and an ...

Gen X was raised differently. Known as ‘latchkey’ kids, they were left alone while their parents were working. It’s not that their parents didn’t care, it was simply a different time. If you’re a Gen ...

Trends cycle every 20 years. And yet, many older people still tend to gatekeep and get defensive when younger generations start wearing the clothes they loved or styling their hair the way they did as ...

There's something quietly fascinating about looking back at the '90s through the lens of what we now know. It was a decade of cargo shorts, dial-up internet, and a parenting culture that ran almost ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spend a little time around Gen X, and you will notice they still do everyday things in ways that somehow feel calmer, simpler, and ...

Back when Gen X kids were stuffing toys into closets, trading cards on the playground, and leaving game cartridges scattered across the living room floor, nobody was thinking about future auction ...

Gen X grew up with a lot less hovering. Both parents were often at work, a note by the phone with a number for real emergencies only, and the standing assumption was that a kid could handle a few ...