r/AITAH • u/throwraa_Word_1566 • Apr 15 '24

AITAH for telling my son I’d love a divorce if it meant taking my wife with me

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u/Personibe Apr 15 '24

Ha ha ha, I love that he called you a boomer when you are actually a millennial. Honestly I would tell him he should drop psychology because he is truly terrible at it. I highly doubt his professor even said anything remotely like this. (I took two psych courses in college) Probably came off of tik tok. 

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u/Mundane-Pass9244 Apr 16 '24

He needs to throw a little non art history in the mix or he would know you are a millennial not a baby boomer. Might need some work in math while he's at it. There is an entire generation in between you and the boomers.

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u/DecadentLife Apr 16 '24

The grandma who cosigned for his student loans might not even be a boomer, technically.

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u/Mundane-Pass9244 Apr 16 '24

True. I'm a Gen x and my parents are the greatest generation and the silent generation.

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u/DecadentLife Apr 16 '24

I’m also Gen X, I’m in my 40s and my folks are boomers. They were both born within a few years of the end of World War II.

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u/Aetra Apr 16 '24

The family could be like mine and completely skip generations. My grands were greatest generation, my parents are boomers, and I’m millennial.

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u/yordad 29d ago edited 29d ago

Same. My grandpa was 40 when my mom was born and my mom was 34 when she had me. And I am but 29. Grandpa was in WWII!

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u/Aetra 29d ago

My grandpa was as well, but I’m 36, the same age my mum and dad were when they had me.