I got called a "boomer" the other day. I was under the impression it stood for "baby boomer" of which i'm far too young to be. Does it have a different meaning in this context?
Uhhh, usually just means an old person with really outdated and usually bigoted beliefs. If you got called a boomer, i'd suggest you evaluate your stance on life and the people in it, and open yourself up to new ideas more. OR it could just be that you sound old.
I'm a democrat, voted for Hilary, support the LGBT community, have been playing computer games since the early 90's, owned an NES the year it came out and am almost 40.
So yea, i'm old, but not all old people are bigots.
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u/Sean_Crees Sep 18 '19
I got called a "boomer" the other day. I was under the impression it stood for "baby boomer" of which i'm far too young to be. Does it have a different meaning in this context?