There's a term for people born in the early 80s who don't feel like a millennial or a Gen X-er ' here's everything we know

Xennials are a 'micro-generation' born between 1977 and 1985.This group has also been called the 'Oregon Trail Generation.'Xennials may have been hit hardest by the recession, because of a combination of student loan debt, job losses, and other factors.It's hard not fitting in.If you feel sort-of-but-not-quite like a millennial, and sort-of-but-not-quite like a Gen X-er, take heart: You might just be a Xennial. That's a term for the "micro-generation" born between 1977 and 1985.The term was coined in 2014, by Sarah Stankorb in Good Magazine. Recently, people have started talking about Xennials again, with self-proclaimed members of this demographic waxing (read: tweeting) nostalgic about Oregon Trail and flip phones. Merriam-Webster even labeled "xennial" one of its "words we're watching."Below, Business Insider has outlined the defining characteristics of Xennials, and how they're different from the generations that came before and after them.SEE ALSO:There's a term for people born in the early 80's who don't feel like a millennial or Gen XerXennials are a 'micro-generation,' born between 1977 and 1985.Source: Business InsiderThis group has also been called the 'Oregon Trail Generation,' in reference to a popular computer game when they were growing up.Source: Social Media WeekXennials were the first generation to grow up with household computers and have internet access. ('You've got mail!')Source:Social Media WeekSee the rest of the story at Business Insider
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