I don't expect many of you to read this, but I felt it was important to say something considering all the hate and negativity in the world currently.
So I was reading a certain thread by fellow Aussie @BAG and was filled with a great deal of pride in the TalkBass community. I'm 18 and have just finished high school here in Australia. Due to certain family circumstances, things are going to be difficult for me for the next few years as I make my way through university and I've had to make a lot of tough decisions and prepare for sacrifices recently. Now this isn't a complaint, I fully accept ownership and responsibility for the choices I'm making and I don't expect any sort of sympathy or help from anyone.
Back on track, quite a few people were millennial bashing in the thread I was reading and while I'm not technically a millennial, it's obvious many consider my generation in the same boat as millennials. Millennial bashing can be incredibly disheartening for myself and my peers. While some of you may not see it, I have watched as my friends and I have worked our asses of for the last five years both in school and in extracurriculars and part time work to try and begin making something good for ourselves. It was genuinely heartwarming to me to see so many of the TalkBass community not necessarily defend millennials, but who understand the challenges we must navigate. I found myself getting angry and insulted by some of the millennial bashing, but the indirect support for my friends and I helped to calm me down. I am so incredibly appreciative of the thoughtful, positive attitude and open, caring and helpful nature many of you have.
Thank you TalkBass
So I was reading a certain thread by fellow Aussie @BAG and was filled with a great deal of pride in the TalkBass community. I'm 18 and have just finished high school here in Australia. Due to certain family circumstances, things are going to be difficult for me for the next few years as I make my way through university and I've had to make a lot of tough decisions and prepare for sacrifices recently. Now this isn't a complaint, I fully accept ownership and responsibility for the choices I'm making and I don't expect any sort of sympathy or help from anyone.
Back on track, quite a few people were millennial bashing in the thread I was reading and while I'm not technically a millennial, it's obvious many consider my generation in the same boat as millennials. Millennial bashing can be incredibly disheartening for myself and my peers. While some of you may not see it, I have watched as my friends and I have worked our asses of for the last five years both in school and in extracurriculars and part time work to try and begin making something good for ourselves. It was genuinely heartwarming to me to see so many of the TalkBass community not necessarily defend millennials, but who understand the challenges we must navigate. I found myself getting angry and insulted by some of the millennial bashing, but the indirect support for my friends and I helped to calm me down. I am so incredibly appreciative of the thoughtful, positive attitude and open, caring and helpful nature many of you have.
Thank you TalkBass