As a baby boomer myself, I have mixed feelings about the latest linguistic weapon of generational warfare being deployed against us. Am I OK with “OK Boomer,” the flippant yet passive retort from ...

Two words have launched a thousand tweets and opened a new front in the generational wars. Feeling completely clueless? OK, boomer. The New York Times and NBC News last week picked up a trend from ...

This two-word insult that likely originated on the social media app TikTok has spread beyond the Gen Z-occupied corners of the internet, becoming the subject of several think pieces and even inspiring ...

A next-level sign that a Boomer parent has high emotional intelligence is the ability to adapt their communication style to ...

8 Things Most Boomers Experienced as Kids That Made Them More Resilient Than Other Generations, Psychologists Say originally appeared on Parade. "OK, Boomer" became a catchphrase a few years ago.

Your kids are at a place in their lives where a financial gift can have a trajectory-altering impact. Consider the ripple effects of removing a bit of financial stress from the parents of a ...

However, psychologists share that certain aspects of Boomers' upbringings make them prone to using guilt-triggering phrases.

ROCHESTER, NY -- A radio host in Rochester is being schooled by the Internet for comparing the "n-word" to the phrase "OK, Boomer." The phrase is getting more use by younger people as a way to ...

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are some 76 million boomers, which means there are a lot of people going around having a gas and getting hacked off. But what does it mean? Before ...

When it comes to generational differences, the "OK Boomer" phenomenon is both a humorous and eye-opening way to highlight how different life experiences shape our perspectives. Whether it's about ...

Boomer kids had drastically different childhoods than Gen Z kids. In fact, there are certain things boomer kids did growing up that would make Gen Z cry if they had to live the same way today. As kids ...

“You don’t understand,” 22-year-old Nancy* said to me after the financial crash of 2008. “You’re from a different generation. I know you’re trying, but you don’t get it. Your generation grew up in a ...