I'll admit it: As a fellow millennial, sometimes, the daily struggle can be so real. Times have changed since our parents were in their 20s. Nowadays, rent is incredibly high, keeping up with the latest social media trends can be exhausting, and you're supposed to establish the perfect balance between work, life, hobbies, and keeping your apartment from becoming a complete and utter mess. When I say the struggle is real, I mean it is all too real, and there are definitely certain things millennials hate more than anything.
It's not that I want to complain; it just feels really good to vent about these particular things every once in a while. Luckily, I have everyone else in my generation who totally gets it, and can say "same" when I mention each one of these things that can be the actual worst.
If only there was a way to make all of these annoyances completely disappear, I would be as happy as a clam. But until then, let me be the first to say that you're crushing it. It truly can be hard AF to master adulting, and you're doing just fine. Props to you, so let's laugh off these 12 things for now, and keep going strong.
As soon as springtime rolls around, you're pumped about all of the warm weather activities you can do. That's up until you arrive at your favorite rooftop bar, it's crowded AF, and the line to order a drink at the bar is actually impossible. Ugh!
Why is doing your laundry just the absolute worst? It's because no matter how many times you do it, the pile always seems to accumulate almost immediately, and you have to do it — yet again — a few days later. What the heck?
Don't even get me started on hot subway cars. The last thing you want to deal with is a packed subway car where the air conditioning isn't working after a long day spent in the office. No thank you!
Summer sounds like an ideal time to have a picnic in the park with your friends. However, when you get there, there ends up being zero space, and you always seem to keep getting hit in the head with someone else's frisbee.
Of course, you love spending time with your friends. You just don't like going out to a crowded, loud bar where the drinks are way overpriced. Let's be honest: Staying home in your pajamas while watching Netflix is free and sounds like a much better plan for a Friday night.
You may be really connected to your phone. So, there's nothing worse than being somewhere with a dead phone, and no charger to fix the situation. You feel really bored, and just want to text your friends to keep yourself entertained.
FOMO is the worst. On a weeknight, you may love to cozy up in bed early so you're not too tired for work the next morning. However, sometimes FOMO comes along and makes you feel like you need to go out with your friends to a comedy show or late-night dinner plan.
The dating world nowadays can be such a struggle. Sometimes, you are literally ghosted. If that's not a horror movie, I don't know what is.
Many millennials would rather be traveling the world than spending their days at an office job. However, in order to get to Europe, you need the funds — so in order to get what you want, you must work for the money.
Going out with your friends is the best — until you get the check. That's when someone always suggests splitting the bill. It's a true struggle when you're trying to save in the bank and order one of the cheapest dishes on the menu, while your friends ordered a couple of drinks and more expensive dishes.
The rent really is too high, and you don't want to work simply to write out a rent check each month. Plus, having to pack everything up is a nightmare you don't even want to think about.