Decades you're happy you didn't grow up in
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mariahcooper
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i wish i was a teen in the 80s and in my twenties in the 90s. i wouldnt mind being 40 right now if got to live through those decades. pple were way more attractive and stylish back then also
you would also be more racist and close minded to new things compared to your current self.
mariahcooper
MC
race wasn't a big deal in 90s and i dont think in the 80s either. why u think that i would be?
mariahcooper
MC
The 80's, and anything before the 70's
u sleepin on the 80s
I don't wanna live thru what the crack epidemic did to the black community
I'm glad I didn't grow up in the 90s. I was born the early 90s but I am glad I was too young to be heavily involved in it.
Everyone in that decade were complete pretentious fakkits and everything was about being alternative and "against" the mainstream. All the white teens thought they were cool with the acid jeans, shytty haircuts, dude talk, breaking all the rules and grunge apparrel as they griped about the man. Every single black teen thought they were muthafukkin sociological experts with 50 million "black struggle" movies.
90's had wayyyy too much angst to tolerate.
90's is where we got all of those femnazis, political extremist suburban kids, studio gangstas, burnouts, etc. 80's wasn't perfect but at least people were at least willing to try and get themselves together despite all their obstacles.
Everyone in that decade were complete pretentious fakkits and everything was about being alternative and "against" the mainstream. All the white teens thought they were cool with the acid jeans, shytty haircuts, dude talk, breaking all the rules and grunge apparrel as they griped about the man. Every single black teen thought they were muthafukkin sociological experts with 50 million "black struggle" movies.
90's had wayyyy too much angst to tolerate.
90's is where we got all of those femnazis, political extremist suburban kids, studio gangstas, burnouts, etc. 80's wasn't perfect but at least people were at least willing to try and get themselves together despite all their obstacles.
This decade. I think growing up in previous generations made you tougher. This decade you cant tell the bytches from the nikkas. Lots of bytch nikkas nowadays
wish i could say the late 80s and 90s 
I'm glad I didn't grow up in the 90s. I was born the early 90s but I am glad I was too young to be heavily involved in it.
Everyone in that decade were complete pretentious fakkits and everything was about being alternative and "against" the mainstream. All the white teens thought they were cool with the acid jeans, shytty haircuts, dude talk, breaking all the rules and grunge apparrel as they griped about the man. Every single black teen thought they were muthafukkin sociological experts with 50 million "black struggle" movies.
90's had wayyyy too much angst to tolerate.
90's is where we got all of those femnazis, political extremist suburban kids, studio gangstas, burnouts, etc. 80's wasn't perfect but at least people were at least willing to try and get themselves together despite all their obstacles.
Mid 90s repping. I agree to the max with this statement.
In a way, this decade is trying to be the same way if you think about it. But shyt is being done all wrong and rapid to the point were being different is practically being conformist for the sake of being different nowdays.
Growing up int he past did make you tougher, but it seemed like dudes in the previous areas never really took advantage of the opportunities of the past and they are still struggling today. Talking about "Im hood" or "I came from the streets, nikka!" but you can't pass down wealth or create wealth back when the cost of living was low.
That alone defeated the purpose of what being tough is, especially when you get nothing out of it.
I'm glad I didn't grow up in the 90s. I was born the early 90s but I am glad I was too young to be heavily involved in it.
Everyone in that decade were complete pretentious fakkits and everything was about being alternative and "against" the mainstream. All the white teens thought they were cool with the acid jeans, shytty haircuts, dude talk, breaking all the rules and grunge apparrel as they griped about the man. Every single black teen thought they were muthafukkin sociological experts with 50 million "black struggle" movies.
90's had wayyyy too much angst to tolerate.
90's is where we got all of those femnazis, political extremist suburban kids, studio gangstas, burnouts, etc. 80's wasn't perfect but at least people were at least willing to try and get themselves together despite all their obstacles.
90s had better quality media and still believed in a (somewhat) traditional family structure. Nowadays, ratchet ass parents still partying and all.
