I like to think we’re appreciated by some.
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One slightly alarming trend is that I do occasionally see us getting lumped in with Boomers, but I think “Boomer” has become a catch-all for “old (according to the person speaking).” As it is, I think “Boomer” now includes everybody born between 1930 and 1990.
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There’s always been an overlap. “Boomer” really describes a state of mind, one that some born after 1964 share and one that a lot of people born between approx. 1946 and 1964 never had the luxury of indulging in. Collective lived experience plays a part in defining generations, but individual lived experience can shift a person from one to another.
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