>we're just the old grandpas yelling at kids to get off the lawn (or like the ultra-born-in-wrong-generation-hipsters, it depends)
>being without facebook and all the other crap, but actually it makes it more funny to picture it like that. A bit of distance to self certainly doesn't hurt.

I deleted my Twitter account like in 2016 and I literally made one post in it back in 2013. Never used it again.
The insanity that goes through the mindset of receiving likes and feeling like the center of the world...
Call me grandpa or whatever but I don´t feel comfortable with that dynamic. I let them to post their shit and being stalked first, but I don´t want to know about their lives.

Also, the wrong generation doesn´t exist. Just because loud retards scream nostalgically about the past achievements doesn´t mean you can enjoy them directly. What is lost though, are the manners and lack of overexposure for retards.

I swear I´ve seen shitposters to act with more common sense than Facebook comments. That´s a problem and really funny at the same time.