‘People over 35, what’s something you miss that younger generations will never experience?’ – 21 lost forever pleasures

12.

‘Doing research with strictly books, newspapers, etc. I loved having a ton all opened up and hand written notes. Spending hours at the library.’
–lovinghealing

13.

‘Dating. Meeting each other organically. The old fashioned way. The internet has ruined dating.’
–tktsmnypssprt

14.

‘Politics that isn’t channeling the WWE.’
–Roadshell

15.

‘Learning tricks and secrets in games then telling your friends or being told from a friend so you can’t wait to get home and see it. Now games secrets are leaked before the game even drops.’
–FattDamon11

16.

‘I think what the younger generation misses is the ability to throw together a social occasion. You were basically forced to learn how to call some people up, figure out a place to get together, and to have a party for no reason whatsoever. In that sense, I think the internet has served to socially isolate ourselves from one another. People seem way too holed up at home.’
–AnybodySeeMyKeys

17.

‘The thrill of picking up the home phone and it’s your crush calling you, and the disappointment of picking up and it’s Aunt Beatrice asking for your mom instead. Caller ID has ruined that.’
–badideas1

18.

‘Events that are actually enjoyed in real time rather than through the lens of their phone.’
–SpicyRamen204

19.

‘Summers under 85°. When I was a kid (born in the late 50s). A really hot day was 85° or higher. Never 100°. It’s so frickin’ hot now. So very sorry, descendents.

Many of our Boomer generation refused to believe in climate change, and you and your children, and your children’s children will pay for our lack of education and right-wing misinformation. Fox News should be held accountable for so many horrible things.’
–Icy-Town-5355

20.

‘Genuinely excited for technology changes. Going from small tube TVs and monitors to flat screen was like something out of science fiction, same with mobile phones, tablets and laptops. Now it’s all pretty much normal to have these things and constant data and information. It was stuff we dreamed of.’
–mcdade

21.

‘Peace of mind. There was a lot to distract us in the 90s and 80s, but nowhere near the levels now. You could go off and do your thing, and didn’t feel like you were missing out on something else.’
–unbelievablydull82

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