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The Psychology of Xennials (1976–1985): The Microgeneration Between Gen X & Millennials

If you were born between 1976 and 1985, you don’t fully feel like Gen X — but you’re not quite a millennial either. You remember rotary phones. You witnessed the rise of the internet. You entered adulthood during the 2008 financial crisis. Xennials are a transitional microgeneration shaped by both analog childhood and digital adulthood. And that unique timing created a psychological profile that’s rarely discussed. In this video, we explore: • Why Xennials feel “in-between” generations • How growing up before social media shaped your relationship with privacy • The psychological impact of entering the workforce during economic collapse • Why you’re adaptable — but quietly cautious • The paradox of being digital and analog at the same time • The hidden anxiety of living through massive systemic change This isn’t nostalgia. It’s about adaptation without losing yourself. If this resonates, subscribe for more psychology deep dives on generational identity, behavioral patterns, and modern life transitions.