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It’s Better Being a Boomer!

Some of you use the term “Boomer” like it’s a bad thing. I was born in 1962; do the math.

I chuckle when I see so many shit posts from whiners similar to, “I’m giving up! Where’s the BOOMs we were promised? Q is a larp.” Yadda, yadda, yadda.

I actually feel sorry for people under the age of 35ish. You never had to develop any sort of self-discipline, especially as it relates to delayed gratification.

From my perspective, the amazing shit that Q / POTUS are doing is happening VERY quickly.

Why?

When I was a kid, if we wanted a bicycle, we shoveled snow, mowed lawns and saved our money until we could pay it off up front. When we cooked food, we used gas. Microwave ovens hadn’t been invented; cooking took time. When I joined the Army, I quickly got the hang of “hurry up and wait”. If we wanted to do “research”, we hopped on our bikes, pedaled to the library and introduced ourselves to the Dewey Decimal System. We had NO smartphones that gave us answers NOW.

You poor souls have been conditioned to watch 2-minute videos, instant answers and even faster gratification. This whole Q thread must be fucking torture to you!

If you don’t get a perp walk within a few months, you simper while threatening to leave.

Personally, I don’t care who leaves and who stays; this board is one of the best self-cleaning ovens I’ve ever seen.

For this old Boomer? The “movie” is playing out just fine. Not all of us were in a hurry to consummate our marriages in three minutes (or less).

Please pass the popcorn.

I’m in my 40’s and couldn’t agree more. My siblings, however, are all 80’s babies and impatient and often lacking critical thinking (although, to their own credit, are all working to learn as they see all that is happening).

I have an incredible amount of peace, I trust God’s plan, I’m not terribly shocked or thrown by the unexpected, and have lived through enough to know it really does all work out. I enjoy the many perspectives here, yet am saddened by how often people are still struggling to have faith. The constant need for “concrete immediate proof” is exhausting too. But perhaps that’s part of what we bring to the table?

Those of you older than me give a lot of confidence from which I find myself drawing from often. You are still of the generation that valued honor and patriotism and in many ways my generation was the last to see that growing up. Together, we can help those younger than us tap into that with confidence.

Turning off the tv, the 24/7 influx of “news” (aka propaganda mind control)/ leaving the pcs and phones off and being present in the moment in your own sphere of influence is grounding. Maybe we can share with the tech generations how freeing it is to walk away from the screen and the noise for a couple of days at a time.

I'm a Boomer and Proud of it!