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"Zillenial" here and well, maybe? My parents let me use the internet with little-to-no moderation and growing up with very few friends, I would often frequent the internet. Back then, it was when the internet required dial-up so I would either be on the internet on Saturdays or stuck on my computer preparing materials to send to the internet.
What's a Zillenial?
Between Milennial and Gen Z. I was born in the mid-90s
As I like to think of it … post-Jurassic Park or post Matrix Millenials. Too young to have seen those in the cinemas.
I’m a Xennial (part X gen part millennial, born mid-80s), and seeing both of those in the cinema were huge events.