Were you a product of the Baby Boomer Generation?

[moviequeen1]

yes- born in 1952

 

[Lewkat]

No. Long before that.

 

[hollydolly]

My parents were born in 1920 and my dad was drafted during WW2. He was gone 4 years. When he got home they got married and had 3 kids between 1946-1954. I am the youngest.

my father was born in the 20's...too.. he had a son in his first marriage then married my mother in the 50's after his divorce..

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Born in April, 1946. 9 months after dad's Navy leave, and 6 months after they married.

 

[Mr. Ed]

No, am by a long list of measures unique. Am more a product of the minority numbers of the Counterculture Era within that generation and even then rather unique. The narrative that such generation labels are supposed to dominantly color members of each generation is flawed though it is true viewed as a Bell Curve, significant numbers would fit near the top of that curve.

Kill Joy, but righteous by nature. My parents were staunch church going fanatics so much my dad made a living convincing people to live like Jesus and follow the Bible for self-persecution, guilt and redemption. People are Like a hamster on a turning wheel life = guilt = salvation = redemption around we go until there is guilt=salvation=redemption. Your pattern may vary however we see them in ourselves, the economy, religion, family life and within our friends and the lives we lead.

I would like to report, like you I am uniquely defined as an individual. In reality I am a statistic in some ways categorized by age, location, things I purchased on and offline, income, kind of car I drive, education and my digital thumbprint that indicates who I am. I am a group of numbers that statistically identifies me part of the baby boomer nation that are dying off to make room for our replacements.
I have a good life, however, the encore I hear will top the charts.