There's no easy way to break it to you, millennial dudes. Gen Z currently categorizes you as "older men."
But don't worry, old farts, there is a silver lining: Gen Z women still want to date you. However, they are now noticing there seems to be a common theme with your communication style that they are STRUGGLING with. It is how you TEXT:
Which I guess should be rephrased to your "lack of text."
In fact, some of you millennial men defer to texting one singular emoji as an acceptable form of communication instead of words:
So Gen Z'ers are coming forward in solidarity to spread awareness (likely in hopes you'll change your texting ways):
Because the vague — and sometimes very business-like exchanges — are leaving hundreds of thousands of women utterly confused:
But thanks to TikTok, these women are finally finding solace in realizing it's not just them:
It's a universal discovery that warrants attention:
Especially because some relationships are ending due to this type of communication style:
Nearly all of the millennial men dating texts being shared by Gen Z'ers include two-word sentences with little context to full-blown grammatically correct (but still vague) sentences:
These "older men texts" have truly left the Gen Z ladies exhausted (and likely many millennial ones, too):
The messages leave women overthinking things when they shouldn't have to BECAUSE OF YOU:
Especially since the type of confusion these texts create is unnecessary:
These women want you to know that using periods when exclamation points are warranted can make them think you're angry...
So, some type of emotion to avoid wrong text interpretation is always preferred:
Oh, and the ellipses. They don't like them:
All that being said — even though some of you may be texting with one finger — Gen Z women are still willing to overlook it and date you:
Despite already knowing how text exchanges with you may go:
So, if you're a millennial man reading this and these texts look acceptable, you are the problem.
Please fix it.
Drop your wild — okay, maybe vague and boring — text exchanges dating "older men" (aka millennial men) in the comments!!!
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